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Which Cardinal was NFC MVP of the league in 1974?

Jim Hart. In '74, Hart threw for 2,411 yards and 20 TDs, with only 8 Ints.

Which Cardinal never recorded 1,000 rushing yards in a single season?

MacArthur Lane. Lane came closest when he totaled 977 rushing yards and 13 combined TDs. Anderson set a franchise record with five 1,000-yard years from '79 to '84 (excluding the '82 strike season), including 1,605 in his rookie year. Mitchell had 1,006 rushing yards in '85. Hearst had 1,070 in 1995.

Who became the first Cardinal to catch passes for over 1,500 yards in one season?

Roy Green. Green had 1,555 receiving yards and 12 TDs in '84 for St. Louis. Boldin had 1,377 in 2003 for Arizona.

The Cardinals had one of the best front fours in the in 1998. Who led the Cardinals in sacks during the 1998 season?

Simeon Rice. Rice had ten sacks that year, one more than Smith. Wadsworth finished third on the team with five and Swann only had four.

Which of these Cardinals offensive linemen made the Pro Bowl the most times?

Tom Banks. Banks make it four times, from '76 to '79. Sharpe and Dobler both made it three times, while Young made it twice.

Who became the first Cardinals tight end to gain 1,000 receiving yards in one season?

Jackie Smith. In 1967, Smith 1,205 receiving yards, a 21.5 average, and 9 TDs.

Which of the following Cardinals, has the most career interceptions?

Larry Wilson. Lane had 30 from '54 to '59. Wehrli had 40 from '69 to '81. Wilson had 52 from '60 to '72. Williams had 48 from '91 to '99.

How many playoff appearances did the Cardinals make during their years as the Phoenix Cardinals, from '88 to '93?

Zero. The closest they came was in 1988, when they went 7-9.

Which team did the Cardinals merge with, during the World War II in 1944?

The Pittsburgh Steelers. The team went 0-10 under the coaching of Hall of Famer Walt Kiesling and Phil Handler.

Kicker Jim Bakken set a single game record with hold many field goals in a game?

7. This record was later tied by the Broncos' Rich Karlis, and Cowboys' kickers Chris Boniol and Billy Cundiff. Send me a message if you really liked my quiz.