Craig Morgan is a journalist based in Phoenix, Arizona, with a focus on local sports and community events. He has written for publications such as PHNX and The Citizens' Voice, and his work has also been featured in Taste Of Country, The Republican-Herald, and The New York Times. Craig covers a range of topics including hockey, local sports teams, and human interest stories.
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Craig Morgan's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly hockey in the local context of Arizona and Phoenix. His articles include event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements related to the Arizona Coyotes, NHL events, hockey prospects, and draft news.
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As quick as Arizona's descent has been, Arizona State has matched it with its rapid ascent.
The stakes are pretty clear when the Arizona Cardinals host the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. To be blunt, a playoff berth is on the line. If the Cardinals (6-6) beat the Seahawks (7-5), they'll have a 36.5 percent chance to win the NFC West. If they lose, those chances drop to 4.7 percent.
When the Arizona Cardinals entered their bye week they were riding high. They had won four straight, the defense hadn't allowed a touchdown in three straight home games, and the offense had scored 10 TDs during the winning streak.
By: Craig Morgan
The math may not say so quite yet, but the Arizona Cardinals' season is over.
The Arizona Cardinals coaches and players will never say it. They are paid to play for the here and now, and the math says that they are still alive in the playoff hunt despite a disheartening, third straight defeat on Sunday that dropped their chances of making the postseason from 35 to 11 percent, per The Athletic.
Isaiah Adams was passing out bath towels to his veteran Arizona Cardinals teammates after practice on Thursday. It's one of his rookie duties, but he did it
Bill Belichick went from the New England Patriots to the University of North Carolina. Drake Maye went from the University of North Carolina to the New England Patriots.
Playoff hopes for the Arizona Cardinals only exist for the Pollyannas among us. Barring a minor miracle, the Cardinals will miss the postseason for the eighth time in the past nine seasons.
Did you come to State Farm Stadium on Sunday looking for solace in another playoff-less season? Were you hoping the Cardinals would redeem themselves after three straight weeks of disappointment against playoff caliber opponents?
How did Kenny Dillingham and the Sun Devils build a College Football Playoff team in just two seasons?
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