Arizona Cardinals Odds

Thanks to Arizona sports betting apps, NFL bettors can now bet from anywhere within Arizona, and that includes at State Farm Stadium.

If you want to bet on the Cardinals, see below for live odds for upcoming Arizona Cardinals games and Super Bowl odds from legal online sportsbooks.

Arizona Cardinals Odds: Spread, Super Bowl, Props

The odds feed below has up-to-date Cardinals game lines from legal Arizona sports betting sites. That includes the Cardinal spread for the upcoming game, Super Bowl odds, and Kyler Murray prop odds. Click on any odds below to claim your bonus.

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Top Ways To Bet On The Cardinals

Cardinals games are going to attract a ton of betting action this season and well into the future. Legal online sportsbooks will be ready each time the team steps on the field. NFL odds come out early in the week, so you’ll have plenty of time to get your bets in before kickoff. When you check out game listings, you’ll see odds for the main pregame bets.

The NFL is the top game in town at online sportsbooks. Each of these wager types bring plenty of bettors to the window. Here’s what you need to know.

NFL Moneyline Betting

The moneyline bet is simple to understand and easy to place. Just pick which side you think will win the game and click the odds to proceed. Here’s an example courtesy of DraftKings AZ.

• Seattle Seahawks +105
• Arizona Cardinals -125

Odds for moneyline favorites are negative. The numbers are positive for underdogs. The closer the range, the tighter the game oddsmakers are expecting.

NFL Point Spread Betting

Sportsbooks set a spread for each NFL game. It’s basically like a margin of victory that you have to factor into your decision making. Here is a spread bet example from BetMGM Arizona.

• Seattle Seahawks +2.5 (-110)
• Arizona Cardinals -2.5 (-110)

The choices are the favorite minus the points or the underdog plus the number. The side you pick has to cover the spread for your bet to be a winner.

NFL Totals Betting

This bet type is all about how many points the two teams will combine for. Bettors get to decide on the estimate set by oddsmakers. Here is a totals bet from Caesars Sportsbook AZ.

• Over 51.5 (-110)
• Under 51.5 (-110)

For our example, an Over bettor is expecting 52 points or more to be scored. Those who bet on the Under are hoping to see 51 points or less on the board.

During the weekly runup to NFL games, all three of the above bet types will be a big topic of discussion: which side will win, who will cover, and where will the total land. Sportsbooks add to the conversation by providing the odds for each contest.

Arizona player props and futures

Betting on Murray or the NFL MVP is hardly the only futures bet you can place. Your options range from things like defensive and offensive player of the year to rookie of the year and more. Here are some of the most common futures odds you’ll likely find at online sportsbooks in Arizona:

• NFL Most Valuable Player odds
• NFL Comeback Player of the Year odds
• Offensive Rookie of the Year odds
• Defensive Rookie of the Year odds

Player props are different from futures. That’s because you are wagering on how a player will perform and what that player achieves, not what accolades they receive for the season.

Some of the more common player props you’ll come across include the following (though this is just a very tiny selection compared to what you’ll find):

• NFL rushing leader
• NFL passing leader
• First overall NFL draft selection
• Specific quarterback number of interceptions thrown
• Specific receiver number of receiving touchdowns

You can also wager on team props and futures. Here are a few popular ones, including some game day props:

• Over/under total wins for the season
• Special teams or defensive touchdowns
• Over/under number of field goals in a game
• AFC champions
• NFC champions
• Division champions
• First player to score in a game
• First team to score in a game

Arizona Cardinals coaches and bench staff

Players alone don’t win football games. It takes a lot of work from the coaches and support staff on the sidelines, too. The Cardinals have had a few changes in their coaching over the past decade, but there are hopes the newest coach in Arizona will bring success and stick around for a while.

For 2024, the Arizona Cardinals coaches are:

• Head coach: Jonathan Gannon
• Offensive coordinator: Drew Petzing
• Defensive coordinator: Nick Rallis
• Special teams coordinator: Jeff Rodgers

Arizona Cardinals home games

How to watch and listen to Arizona Cardinals games

For Cardinals fans, catching a game is one of the joys of the NFL season. Not all fans can attend the games in person, so having the option to watch on television, listen on the radio or catch it via a streaming service is the next best thing.

If you’re looking to watch the Cardinals on television, your options really depend on which network will be carrying the game. Some games will be on NBC, others on FOX, and even others on CBS. ESPN and the NFL Network will get in on the action too.

Some fans choose to pay for NFL Sunday Ticket, which allows them to watch every NFL game on the schedule.

For radio broadcasts, you can tune into:

Streaming services are pretty limited when it comes to NFL games. The league keeps tight control on where the games can be streamed. In most cases, you’ll need to use NFL.com and give your cable or television service provider credentials.

Some games do stream on services like Amazon Prime, though you have to have a subscription to view them. The Yahoo Sports app will also have some games.

A brief history of the Arizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals have a long and storied history in professional football, dating back to 1898 when a group of players formed from the Morgan Athletic Club to play football in Chicago. Here are some of the key dates throughout the history of the franchise:

• 1898 — Founded as the Morgan Athletic Club before acquired by Chris O’Brien and renamed the Racine Normals.
• 1901 — The color of used game jerseys from the University of Chicago were maroon, which led to O’Brien renaming the team the Racine Street Cardinals.
• 1920 — The Cardinals become a charter member of the American Professional Football Association, which then became the National Football League in 1922.
• 1922 — Team name changed to the Chicago Cardinals.
• 1925 — NFL champions following the Pottsville Maroons being suspended.
• 1947 — NFL champions over the Philadelphia Eagles.
• 1960 — The Cardinals move to St. Louis.
• 1974, 1975, and 1982 — Playoff appearances for the St. Louis Cardinals.
• 1987 — Organization moves and becomes the Phoenix Cardinals.
• 1994 — Team officially becomes the Arizona Cardinals.
• 1998 — First postseason win since 1947.
• 2008 — Cardinals lose Super Bowl XLIII to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-23.
• 2009 — First regular season with 10 wins since arriving in Arizona.
• 2009 — NFC West champions.
• 2014 — Best regular-season record in Arizona at 11-5.
• 2014 — Wild card playoff berth.
• 2015 — New franchise regular-season win record of 13-3.
• 2015 — Lose NFC Championship game to Carolina Panthers, 49-15.