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20-34.
2'
Cardinals turnover at the end of the game and the ball goes back to the Bengals.
3'
Unsuccessful descent by the Bengals. Robbins goes for the punt.
5'
The Cardinals' play ends up being intercepted and the ball goes back to the Bengals.
6' FIELD GOAL BENGALS
McPherson took a shot from the 40-yard line and scored three more points for the Bengals.
7'
On second down, Cardinals' offense fumbled. The ball goes back to the Bengals in the final stretch of the final period.
7' TOUCHDOWN BENGALS
Bengals with another touchdown in the game. Burrow found a pass for Chase, who advanced three yards and completed it. McPherson converted the extra point.
END OF THIRD PERIOD
20-24.
1'
Error after error. Cardinals with a turnover and the ball goes back to the Bengals.
3'
Intercepted. Burrow tried to pass from the left and was intercepted by Wallace. Ball goes back to the Cardinals at the end of the third period.
7' TOUCHDOWN CARDINALS
Cardinals get closer with touchdown converted by Demecardo. Prater scored the extra point.
13' TOUCHDOWN BENGALS
Bengals with another touchdown in the game. Burrow found a pass on the right for Chase, who advanced an incredible 63 yards. McPherson converted the extra point.
END OF SECOND PERIOD
14-17.
1'
Unsuccessful descent by the Cardinals. Come punt.
1' TOUCHDOWN BENGALS
Bengals with new touchdown. Dobbs picked up one yard and completed the play.
7'
Four unsuccessful plays by the Cardinals in just 25 seconds. Come punt.
7'
Unsuccessful descent by the Bengals. Robbins goes for the punt.
8' TOUCHDOWN CARDINALS
Second touchdown quickly for the Cardinals. Dobbs with a short pass to Ertz, who gained four yards. Prater converted the extra point.
10'
Unsuccessful descent by the Bengals. Come punt.
12' TOUCHDOWN CARDINALS
Cardinals reach the first points with a touchdown scored by Brown. Prater converted the extra point.
END OF FIRST PERIOD
0-10.
1' FIELD GOAL BENGALS
McPherson took a shot from the 40-yard line and scored three more points for the Bengals.
6'
Another Cardinals punt after five downs and gained three yards.
7' TOUCHDOWN BENGALS
On the Bengals' first down of the game, it's a touchdown. Burrow found a short pass on the left for Chase, who advanced two yards and completed the play. Pherson converted the extra point.
13'
First down of the game belongs to the Cardinals and was unsuccessful.
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University of Phoenix Stadium
The University of Phoenix Stadium, located in Glendale, Arizona, is a stadium opened in August 2006, with a capacity for approximately 63,400 spectators for American football games, which can be expanded to more than 72,000 seats for special events. It is known for its innovative design and features a retractable roof that can be opened or closed in approximately 12 minutes, making it suitable for events in all weather conditions.
The stadium is home to the Arizona Cardinals, a team in the National Football League (NFL), and has hosted major sporting events such as the NFL's Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLIX, as well as World Cup Soccer matches. FIFA Women's Championship in 2023. Additionally, the University of Phoenix Stadium is also used for concerts, shows, conventions and other non-sporting activities, attracting a variety of large-scale events.
Its name reflects its sponsorship of the University of Phoenix, an online higher education institution. Located in Glendale, just outside of Phoenix, Arizona, the stadium plays an important role in the region's sporting landscape, providing a versatile and iconic venue for a variety of sporting and cultural events.
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BENGALS
CURIOSITIES!
The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers are the teams with the most Super Bowl titles, with six each. The Patriots, led by quarterback Tom Brady, had an impressive run in the 2000s.
Most successful quarterback: Tom Brady is the most successful quarterback. Widely considered one of the greatest defenders of all time. He has won several Super Bowl titles and broken several records throughout his career.
The NFL has 32 teams divided into two conferences, the National Conference (NFC) and the American Conference (AFC). Each conference is a one-off conference. It is divided into four divisions and teams compete in a series of regular games before the playoffs.
Vince Lombardi Trophy: The trophy awarded to the Super Bowl champion is named after Vince Lombardi, one of the NFL's most legendary coaches. Lombardi is famous for his time with the Green Bay Packers.
The NFL Draft: Every year, the NFL holds a draft in which teams select the best college players to join their teams. The selection order is: This is based on the teams' performance in the previous season, with the lowest-ranked team choosing first.
Johnny Unitas Injury Rule: In 1970, the NFL implemented the “Johnny Unitas Rule”, which allowed quarterbacks to wear their own helmet with a clear plastic visor. This changed the appearance of the game and improved player safety.
The Instant Replay Process: The NFL was one of the first leagues to implement the use of instant replay to review on-field officials' decisions. This was done to ensure that important calls were answered fairly and accurately.
Thanksgiving Games: Traditionally, the NFL hosts football games on Thanksgiving. The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are teams that regularly participate in these games.
RULES
Game Length: An NFL game consists of four quarters of 15 minutes each, with breaks between the second and third quarters and at the end of the second quarter.
Scoring: Touchdowns are worth 6 points, field goals are worth 3 points, extra points (PATs) are worth one or two points, and safeties are worth two points.
Territory Advance: Teams have four plays (downs) to advance at least 10 yards. If they succeed, they win another series of four moves.
Ball Possession: The attacking team tries to advance with the ball to score points, while the defensive team tries to prevent the advance or regain possession of the ball.
Pass and Run: The quarterback passes the ball or players can run with it. There are specific rules for completed passes, incomplete passes and interceptions.
Fouls and Penalties: There are several penalties, such as pass interference, holding, and illegal shifting, that can result in yards gaining or falling back or further downs.
Replay: Some plays can be reviewed by challenges from coaches or automatically in the final two minutes of each half of the game to ensure correct decisions by referees.
Victory Conditions: The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. In the event of a tie in the regular season, there may be extra time.
CHAMPIONS!
Today, the New England Patriots, along with the Pittsburgh Steelers, are the biggest Super Bowl winners, with six titles each. San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys come next with five. The teams with the most Super Bowl championship rings are the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New England Patriots, with six each.
However, the biggest Super Bowl champion is quarterback Tom Brady, with seven titles (six with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers). Brady is also the record holder for MVP titles, with five, and the only athlete to be MVP for two teams in history.
The current champion is the Kansas City Chiefs, who defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in the decision. The Chiefs finished the season with their tenth consecutive winning record under coach Andy Reid, going 14 wins and three losses. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the current MVP. The athlete broke the record for most total yards in a season by a quarterback (passing and rushing combined) with 5,608.
THE DIVISIONS
The National Football League (NFL) is the main American football league in the United States and is made up of 32 teams divided into two conferences: the American Conference (AFC) and the National Conference (NFC). Each conference is subdivided into four divisions, totaling eight divisions in the NFL. Here are the NFL divisions as of my last update in September 2021:
American Conference (AFC):
AFC East
-Buffalo Bills
-Miami Dolphins
-New England Patriots
-New York Jets
AFC North
-Baltimore Ravens
-Cincinnati Bengals
-Cleveland Browns
-Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC South
-Houston Texans
-Indianapolis Colts
-Jacksonville Jaguars
-Tennessee Titans
AFC West
-Denver Broncos
-Kansas City Chiefs
-Las Vegas Raiders
-Los Angeles Chargers
National Conference (NFC):
NFC East
-Dallas Cowboys
-New York Giants
-Philadelphia Eagles
-Washington Football Team
NFC North
-Chicago Bears
-Detroit Lions
- Green Bay Packers
-Minnesota Vikings
NFC South
-Atlanta Falcons
-Carolina Panthers
-New Orleans Saints
-Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC West:
-Arizona Cardinals
- Los Angeles Rams
-San Francisco 49ers
-Seattle Seahawks
Teams compete within their divisions during the regular season and then advance to the playoffs, where the winning teams from each conference compete in the Super Bowl, the final game that decides the NFL champion.
NFL
The NFL (National Football League) is the national American football league in the United States, with 32 teams divided into two groups, separated by the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC). The league was founded on August 20, 1920, as the American Professional Football Association (APFA), but later changed it to the name we know it today.
In addition, in 1936, the Draft was established, which is the moment when teams select players from universities in the United States to join their squads. In 1966, the NFL merged with the American Football League (AFL), where the Super Bowl was created. The first winner was the Green Bay Packers, who won their second championship. Only was stopped by the New York Jets, and soon after, by the Kansas City Chiefs.
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