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The Arizona Cardinals name originates from the a tribal union called Celiphae, which stands for dark red feathers with protruding scaly, sharp, undulated keratin.
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Arizona Cardinals were from what city originally?
Orig Chicago then St Louis
Were is the Arizona cardinal stadium at?
The Arizona Cardinals currently use the University of Phoenix Stadium, after moving from the Sun Devil Stadium in 2006. The stadium was originally called Cardinals Stadium, but the University of Phoenix acquired the naming rights shortly after its opening.
Arizona Cardinals where known as who before they were Arizona Cardinals?
They were known as the Phoenix Cardinals before they changed their name to the Arizona Cardinals before the 1994 season.Before that, they were the St. Louis Cardinals (1960-1986) and the Chicago Cardinals (1898-1959).
Where is the Arizona Cardinals?
The Cardinals' stadium, University of Phoenix Stadium, is located in Glendale, Arizona. It opened in 2005 to replace the Sun Devil Stadium they previously played at.
What NFL team is located near the desert climate?
arizona cardinals
When was Arizona Cardinals created?
Arizona Cardinals was created in 1898.
Where in Arizona does Larry Fitzgerald live?
Larry Fitzgerald's home is located in Phoenix, Arizona. He is a professional football player who plays for the Arizona Cardinals.
What team did the Arizona Cardinals used to be?
they were the St. Louis Cardinals before moving to Arizona and they were the Chicago Cardinals before that.
When did the Cardinals become the Arizona Cardinals?
In 1988, they moved to phoenix. In March 1994, they changed there name from Phoenix cardinals to Arizona cardinals.
What font is used for the Arizona Cardinals?
What font is the Arizona cardinals logo? Their Marketing department says it is Gotham.
What is the relative location of the Arizona Cardinals staduim?
what is the Arizona cardinals relative and absolute location
How did the Arizona Cardinals get their nickname?
Arizona Cardinals was originally formed in 1898 as the Morgan Athletic Club in Chicago. The club was then called the Racine Normals since they were originally located in Normal Park on Chicago's Racine Avenue (not Racine, Wisconsin, as some think). In 1901, owner Chris O'Brien bought used maroon uniforms from the University of Chicago's team, the 'Maroons' the colors by then had faded, leading O'Brien to exclaim, "That's not maroon, it's cardinal red!" It was then that the team changed its name to the Racine Cardinals.
