Even tho I've only seen one other poster ever rep Arizona, might as well start a thread for the Cards' first home playoff game since 1947. That's right, 1947. And you thought your team sucked.

The key for Arizona will be to give Warner enough time to find his quartet of receivers. Larry Fitzgerald (12 TD), Anquan Boldin (11 TD) and Steve Breaston (3 TD) all have over 1,000 yards receiving on the season, with local product Jerheme Urban (Victoria Strohman/Trinity) adding nearly 500 yds and 4 TDs. When Warner has time, he can be very good; when pressured, he can be very bad and fumble-prone. The AZ running game has been a joke all season, and the defense usually gives up a couple of big pass plays per game. When Arizona wins, it's usually because they simply outscore the other team (yeah, that sounds dumb, but you know what I mean). Yesterday the Cards' defense did their best to make Seneca Wallace (who?) look like the second coming of Peyton Manning.

The Cards are the best offensive team in the playoffs (at 365.8 yards/game), but the Falcons (361.2) are the next best. The Falcons are the second-worst playoff team defensively, allowing 347.9 ypg; the Cards' 331.5 makes them third-worst.

Two teams with no playoff history to speak of ... two teams that can't stop the other ... means that the winner of this one is just being set up to be a sacrificial lamb the next round. I'll go with the team with the veteran QB, Arizona, and hope for the best.