The Arizona Cardinals play the St. Louis Rams on Thursday. Kickoff is at 8:30 p.m. ET. Listen to the live radio broadcast below.
St. Louis is 6-7 and coming off two straight wins, in which they shutout both the Oakland Raiders and the Washington Redskins.
"I want to see it again," said Rams coach Jeff Fisher, via ESPN. "We need to keep playing, keep preparing the way we are."
If Fisher's team can get another shutout, they'll become the first team since the 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers to get three in a row, according to ESPN.
"They're playing as good a football as anybody now," said Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell. "It's a division game, a team you know. They know us, guys you've played against multiple times. It's going to be a good football game."
Arizona (10-3), meanwhile, snapped their two-game losing streak last week with a 17-14 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Cardinals' offense took a blow with the season-ending knee injury of quarterback Carson Palmer, and backup Drew Stanton has struggled in Palmer's stead. With running back Andre Ellington now on the injured reserve list with a hip issue, there'll be even more pressure on Stanton, who threw five interceptions in four games, to produce under center.
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians, though, knows there's no excuses in the league and needs his team to come away with a win on Thursday.
"For some teams, (playing in December) doesn't mean a damn thing except the season's almost over," he said. "This one means a lot because everything rides from here on in, so every game is a real playoff game, especially in the NFC."
Listen to the live radio broadcast HERE (ARI) and HERE (STL).
