‘Practicing for 0-17’ – NFL fans ruthlessly mock Arizona Cardinals after viral training camp fail
· Yahoo Sports
The Arizona Cardinals have failed to register a winning record in the past four NFL seasons. And based on a recent viral clip, fans think it’s going to be even worse in 2026-27.
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In the last decade, the Arizona Cardinals have made it to the playoffs just once. The team has managed to get in talent, but have failed to capitalise time and again.
The outlook is as bleak as it has ever been for the Cards, at the moment. While they have some skilled players, the QB unit is led by Jacoby Brissett. Most projections have them winning very few games.
And if the roster on paper was not enough to make fans feel that way, a recent viral clip from training camp did the trick just fine.
Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesArizona Cardinals training footage lowlight reel shows fumbles, drops, and sacks galore
It is tough to pinpoint a particular issue with the Cardinals, they have issues on both offence and defence. Their schedule for the 2026-27 season is one of the toughest in the league, too.
And the training camp lowlight reel is embarrassingly long. A video of various fails from practice went viral on social media platform, X, and football fans were ruthless in the comments.
“Cardinals practicing for 0-17 already? At least they’re consistent,” one fan wrote. “0-17 is optimistic, they’ll lose the bye week too,” added another.
“Please tell me this is a fail compilation from the past 15 years,” a third fan said. A fourth fan predicted, “They will join the 2008 Lions and 2016 Browns as one of the worst teams assembled.”
“As a Dolphins fan desperate for the No. 1 overall pick, this doesn’t look good,” wrote a Miami fan. “I can see them losing all their games, but they’ll find a way to beat the Cowboys,” a sixth fan commented.
Arizona will play in the Hall Of Fame game on Thursday night against the Carolina Panthers to kick off the NFL Preseason. The team will want to prove the haters wrong, but it’s tough to say if they can.
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