[Lefty Noob]

Let's face it -- expectations haven't been this high for the Arizona Cardinals in years. They added some big name talent and they're expected to have one of the most productive offenses in the NFL. Of course, failure to deliver could be costly for coach Dennis Green, says Charles Robinson of Yahoo! Sports.

"Last year was a tremendous flop for the Cardinals, despite the fact that there were a handful of significant injuries and several of their cornerstones were still maturing," Robinson writes. "Part of the issue is with Green's coaching staff. He's consistently criticized in league circles for failing to add top-notch assistants, and that could explain some of the offensive line problems and defensive inconsistencies. The addition of Edgerrin James adds another wrinkle to the situation. Owner Bill Bidwill didn't shell out a lucrative free agent deal to watch Arizona finish 5-11. The Cardinals have an abundance of talent, a new stadium and a relatively soft division. The playoff window is open. It's time for Green to produce."

Fast forward to this time next year. Is Dennis Green still the coach of the Arizona Cardinals?

[ThePundit]

Yes. Barring a 4-12 type season, Green will be back.

[Lefty Noob]

Interesting tidbit on Green in this year's Street & Smiths. Apparently ol' Denny has some trouble remembering his player's name, twice referring to Cardinals backup wide receiver LeRon McCoy as "LeBron James" and once calling defensive tackle Langston Moore, "Langston Hughes". Is coach Green losing it, mentally, or are these just your standard brain farts?