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The Arizona Cardinals odds to win the 2010 Super Bowl were set at 9/1 at Sportsbetting.com, a great number considering that the Cardinals made it into last year's Super Bowl and are among the most unpredictable teams. You can find the Arizona Cardinals odds to win the 2010 Super Bowl here
The defending NFC champions were underdogs in their own building going into their wild-card contest against Green Bay on Sunday, but the absence of Anquan Boldin didn't slow Warner and the Cardinals (11-6) against the conference's hottest team.
Warner staked Arizona to leads of 17-0 and 31-10 before the Packers rallied, exploding for 35 points over the final quarter and a half to force overtime after the Cardinals' Neil Rackers blew a last-second, 34-yard field goal.
Though Warner threw for 379 yards and more touchdowns (five) than incompletions (four), it was Arizona's defense that allowed it to escape. Karlos Dansby returned Aaron Rodgers' deflected fumble 17 yards for a touchdown on the third play of overtime to give the Cardinals a 51-45 victory.
"We knew how tough it was going to be on our defense with all the weapons they have offensively and how they've been playing," Warner said. "It was just one of those games where I felt great. I loved our playing. I felt like I was seeing everything well and it accumulates to 51 points."
Warner, 9-3 in the playoffs, hit Steve Breaston seven times for 125 yards and threw two touchdowns apiece to Larry Fitzgerald and Early Doucet, but spent time after the game fighting off rumors of his possible retirement.
"I don't think you ever want to stay too long, but you never want to go out before it's time," he said. "The hard part is trying to figure that out, but right now it's about another playoff game. It's about New Orleans and then we'll go from there."
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