The Arizona Cardinals have clinched their division title, and Aaron Ardaiz cannot be more excited. The lifelong football fan and current resident of Peoria has joined in on all the hype surrounding the local NFL team, and rightfully so; the Cardinals have been performing incredibly throughout the season, and their 12-2 record shows that there are few teams who can handle the high-octane performances of star players such as Carson Palmer, David Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald and more.

But if there is one team that can surely challenge the strength of the Cardinals, it’s the Carolina Panthers. With an undefeated record, the Panthers have distinguished themselves as the strongest team in the league. Both of the Panthers and Cardinals have clinched their divisions, earning a first-round bye in the playoffs, and they are both predicted to play against each other in the conference championships assuming that nothing goes wrong in their divisional round. But with the Green Bay Packers, Washington Redskins, Minnesota Vikings and Seattle Seahawks all competing to make it to that divisional round, these teams have all been on hot streaks, which could be because they know who they’re going to have to go up against if they win their Wild Card games. https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-ardaiz-92626152

Nonetheless, AZ residents like Aaron Ardaiz cannot wait to see what happens in the next six weeks. Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the National Football League has quite the list of potential Super Bowl candidates. In the early half of the regular season, there were a handful of undefeated teams that made it seem as if they would dominate throughout the rest of the season. But an epidemic of injuries amongst those teams, namely with the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots, has put some of the Super Bowl predictions on hold. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers, who handed the Cardinals one of their two losses this season, have heated up and could very well claim the AFC, leaving Aaron Ardaiz with the hint that this Super Bowl could mimic the 2009 competition, but hopefully with a better outcome.

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