Cardinals still struggling to find ways to win. Now injuries are beginning to pile up

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The Cardinals fell to 1-4 on Sunday after a 34-20 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals and the game followed a familiar a pattern. Arizona played hard, made some big plays and was disciplined for most of the afternoon, only to watch as Cincinnati's superior talent win most of the one-on-one battles and force some key turnovers in the fourth quarter as the game slipped away. “We are anxious to flip that script and we will flip the script," Cardinals quarterback Joshua Dobbs said.
The Cardinals fell to 1-4 on Sunday after a 34-20 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals and the game followed a familiar a pattern. Arizona played hard, made some big plays and was disciplined for most of the afternoon, only to watch as Cincinnati's superior talent win most of the one-on-one battles and force some key turnovers in the fourth quarter as the game slipped away. “We are anxious to flip that script and we will flip the script, Cardinals quarterback Joshua Dobbs said.
The Cardinals fell to 1-4 on Sunday after a 34-20 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals and the game followed a familiar a pattern. Arizona played hard, made some

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