Win probability
DET 69.5% · ARI 30.3%
Matchup quality 36.6 / 100
Model estimate, updated Oct 10, 2026. Not a WHYNFL prediction.
Scheduled · Kickoff
2026 Regular season · Week 5 · State Farm Stadium
Updated . Informational only; odds change and outcomes are never guaranteed. Legal age and location requirements apply. All odds
DET
ARI| Metric | DET | ARI |
|---|---|---|
| Points per game | 31.03rd | 21.019th |
| Points allowed per game | 31.732nd | 27.025th |
| Total yards per game | 368.39th | 303.024th |
| Passing yards per game | 267.37th | 217.318th |
| Rushing yards per game | 120.710th | 93.025th |
| Turnovers per game | 0.31st | 0.31st |
| Sacks allowed per game | 2.315th | 1.77th |
| Penalty yards per game | 53.313th | 81.731st |
Highlighted values are the better side of each line; small figures are the league rank among clubs with games (1st = best). Points come from final scores; yardage, turnovers, sacks and penalties from team statistics.
7 on reserve lists. Latest entry Oct 9. Full report
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DET 8 · ARI 10 · 1 tie in 19 meetings (regular season and playoffs).
From WHYNFL's results archive, which begins in 1999.
DET 69.5% · ARI 30.3%
Matchup quality 36.6 / 100
Model estimate, updated Oct 10, 2026. Not a WHYNFL prediction.
Advance fan guide · Checked October 3, 2026
The Detroit Lions visit the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, October 11, 2026, for Week 5 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Kickoff is 1:25 p.m. Arizona time (MST), with FOX carrying the game. Glendale stays on MST while Detroit is on daylight time. For traveling fans, that is 1:25 p.m. Pacific daylight time, 2:25 p.m. Mountain daylight time, 3:25 p.m. Central daylight time, 4:25 p.m. Eastern daylight time, 20:25 UTC and 9:25 p.m. BST. Use the Arizona local time when planning your arrival.
October 11 is Arizona’s Crucial Catch game, with a focus on cancer prevention and early detection.
FOX is the listed broadcaster; coverage varies by market. Check the NFL viewing guide with your location and confirm your provider’s October 11 listings.
The final regional coverage map and television crew were not verified in the official sources checked for this advance guide.
In the United States, NFL+ carries live local regular-season games on phones and tablets; “local” means the games shown on television where you are. It does not make this Sunday afternoon game available live everywhere. If Lions–Cardinals is outside your local television market, NFL Sunday Ticket is the relevant out-of-market Sunday package. Confirm the game’s availability for your location and service before subscribing. NFL+ also offers live game audio across supported devices.
The stadium’s current Lions–Cardinals event timeline lists these local times:
Match any club or hospitality plan to the access included with your ticket. Recheck the October 11 event details before departure, particularly the gate and parking times. Leave room between parking and kickoff for the walk, screening and finding your seat.
Cardinals admission tickets and parking passes are digital. Before leaving, update the Cardinals app, sign in and make sure the correct game is visible. In the app, select Tickets, then Your Tickets. Bring a charged phone and have the appropriate ticket or parking pass ready at each scan point. Resolve access problems through the digital ticket guide before joining an entry line.
State Farm Stadium is at 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ 85305, near Loop 101. A stadium parking pass is required. Use the lot named on your pass and its designated entrance, rather than simply following navigation to the stadium address. The Cardinals parking maps include individual carparks and separate pregame and postgame rideshare routes.
The team identifies the Black Lot, south of the stadium, for single-game parking and rideshare or family-and-friends pickup and drop-off. Its parking guidance routes Black Lot traffic via Camelback Road from Loop 101 or 91st Avenue. Follow police, message boards and parking staff as you approach. Confirm your meeting point before separating from your group, and allow time to walk back there after the game.
Finish any trip back to your car before scanning into the stadium: re-entry is not permitted. Postgame tailgating is prohibited, and carparks close one hour after the event.
Measure your bag before the trip and check the current clear-bag rules. For a noncompliant bag, the team lists two mobile bag-check locations outside the secured perimeter at $20 per bag, payable without cash. Collection ends 75 minutes after the game or when all bags have been reclaimed, whichever comes first.
For medication or special dietary or medical food needs, contact the Cardinals before game day at 602-379-0101 or [email protected]. Check arrangements for necessary supplies in advance.
Accessible parking requires a valid mobile parking pass as well as a state-issued disability hangtag or plate; spaces are first come, first served. Ask an attendant for directions on arrival. For accessible seating, use the ticket seller’s accessibility filter or contact the Cardinals Ticket Office at 602-379-0102 before purchasing.
Courtesy carts connect designated accessible parking areas with plaza security checkpoints. For the October 11 operating times and your specific lot, contact Guest Services at 623-433-7015 or [email protected]. Wheelchair escorts can be requested from security or Guest Services on arrival, with service handled in arrival order.
A sensory room is on the Main Concourse near Section 104, and captioning is displayed below the video boards for Cardinals games. Use the stadium’s accessibility information to arrange support before the trip.
Reopen your tickets and parking pass, check the event’s arrival timeline, and agree on your return meeting point. Week 5 injury decisions and game-day inactive lists still need checking; earlier-week labels do not settle this matchup. The roof position is decided on game day; the Cardinals Roof Hotline is 623-433-7663. Make clothing and sun-protection choices after checking the day’s conditions and the roof status.
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