VIDEO: Arizona Cardinals Fans Got Into A Massive Brawl With Each Other In The Cheap Seats During Blowout Loss To Commanders At State Farm Stadium

 

 

Anger was running amuck on Sunday with fans, and the Arizona Cardinals fan base was part of it.

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One video surfaced online showing several Cardinals fans that took a heated verbal altercation and made it into a physical one as they fought amongst each other in the cheap seats at State Farm Stadium.

One Cardinals fan threw as many as 15 punches by himself and connected on just about all of them.

Eventually, many people moved in to break up the warring fans, and others threw their drinks at them for acting like idiots at a football game.

The anger from the game was evident as Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels had his way with the team.

Washington’s precocious rookie quarterback is making things look easy, and he showed it once again when they faced off against the Arizona Cardinals.

Daniels threw for 233 yards and a touchdown and ran for a score, and the Commanders won their third straight with a 42-14 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.

The game was basically a home atmosphere as Commanders fans came in the thousands to support their new squad.

Daniels — the No. 2 overall pick last spring — became the fourth quarterback in the Super Bowl era to run for four touchdowns in his first four career games as he joined Cam NewtonRobert Griffin III, and Anthony Richardson.

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Kyler Murray could get nothing done against one of the league’s worst pass defenses.

Losses to teams such as the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions were close and expected, but the Arizona Cardinals took a major step back in Week Four.

Murray completed 16 of 22 passes for 142 yards and one touchdown, which came on their opening drive.

The team is 1-3, and things will not get any better as they face the 49ers next week.

 

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