The Green Bay Packers took to the road looking for their first road win of the season, taking on the Arizona Cardinals. These two teams have h

The Arizona Cardinals have been in every game this season, none decided by more than a touchdown. Winners of the first two close games, the Cardinals have fallen into a spiral of frustration as one win after another has agonizingly slipped from their grasp.

The Arizona Cardinals face the Green Bay Packers Sunday in Week 6. They made roster moves on Saturday, elevating running back D'Ernest, as Emari Demercado is out with an ankle injury. With the roster moves and the final injury report, let's have a look at the Cardinals' depth chart. They will announce inactive lists 90 minutes before kickoff.

Close or not, the Arizona Cardinals must find answers to remedy their five-game losing streak before the season truly gets away from them.

For the first time this season, the Green Bay Packers trailed by 10 points in a game and had to rally to defeat the Arizona Cardinals, 27-23. It was the Packers ' first victory away from Lambeau Field this season. (4-1-1). Josh Jacobs rushed for 55 yards and two touchdowns. His second score gave the Packers their first lead with 1:50 to play.

It's also a historical loss. According to the FOX broadcast, the Cardinals became the first team in NFL history to lose three consecutive games while leading by 7+ points entering the fourth quarter. The Cardinals had at most a ten-point advantage over the Packers before eventually collapsing.