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Event – Green Bay Packers at Arizona Cardinals

Time & Date – 2:15 pm, Sunday, January 3rd, 2010

Venue – University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

The last time these two teams met, it was October 29th of 2006. The Packers got to host, and they also got to win 31-14. The Cardinals get home field advantage this time around, and the four years gone by since last meeting Green Bay has only made Arizona more eager for the rematch.

Established in 1919 and a part of the NFL since 1921, the Packers earned their 13th division title in 2007, their 8th conference title in 1997, and their 12th league title in 1996 at Super Bowl XXXI. Green Bay will be making its 25th playoff appearance this year.

Established in 1898 and a part of the NFL since 1920, the Cardinals earned their 6th division title this year, their 1st conference title last year, and their 2nd league title in 1947. Arizona will be making its 8th playoff appearance this year.

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Here’s a look at what the Packers and the Cardinals have done with much of the regular season behind us.

GREEN BAY PACKERS

2nd in the NFC North, Green Bay has a 10-5 record and is on its way to the postseason. The offense has brought in 50 touchdowns and is averaging 381.3 yards per game, while the defense has allowed only 35 touchdowns and an average of 290.9 yards per game. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers is 329-of-515 for a 63.9 percent completion rate, running back Ryan Grant leads in rushing with 1,202 yards, wide receiver Greg Jennings sits atop receiving with 1,084 yards, and linebacker Nick Barnett is king with 101 tackles in total.

ARIZONA CARDINALS

1st in the NFC West, Arizona has a 10-5 record and is this year’s division champion. The offense has brought in 45 touchdowns and is averaging 354.9 yards per game, while the defense has allowed only 34 touchdowns and an average of 346.5 yards per game. Quarterback Kurt Warner is 335-of-507 for a 66.1 percent completion rate, running back Beanie Wells leads in rushing with 774 yards, wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald sits atop receiving with 1,075 yards, and linebacker Karlos Dansby is king with 109 tackles in total.

Will Green Bay have what it takes to win in Glendale, or will Arizona on home turf be too much to handle?

Last year the Packers finished 3rd in their division with a 6-10 record.

The Cardinals finished 2008 1st in their division with a 9-7 record. Arizona defeated the Atlanta Falcons 30-24, the Carolina Panthers 33-13, and the Philadelphia Eagles 32-25 before losing Super Bowl XLIII 27-23 to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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