Which three NFL teams beat the  Cardinals on Thanksgiving Day from 1975 to 1977?
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The Cardinals did lose all three Thanksgiving Day games.\n\n1975 - Bills-32, Cardinals-14\n1976 - Cowboys-19, Cardinals-14\n1977 - Dolphins-55, Cardinals-14
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St. Louis Cardinals!!!!
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The merger was in 1967 and the Packers won that year.\n\nAfter 1970, Dallas was the first NFC team to win in January 1972.
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NFC 23-17\n\nMVP: Derrick Brooks (TAM)
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Craig Morton\n\nSuper Bowl V lost with the Dallas Cowboys against the Baltimore Colts.\n\nSuper Bowl XII lost with the Denver Broncos against the Dallas Cowboys.
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Chuck Howley, Dallas\nSuper Bowl V
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1975 they beat Minnesota 16-6. 1976 they beat Dallas 21-17.\n1979 they beat Dallas 35-31. 1980 they beat Los Angeles 31-19. And 2006 they beat Seattle 21-10.
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It was tight end Randy Grossman. the link below is to his football card, but I think that's from 1978, but it could be 1979. Either way, he was on their roster in 1979 as a tight end.
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Never happened before.  The LA Rams lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XIV (1980) which was played in Los Angeles.
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The Kansas City Chiefs, The St. Louis Rams
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Montreal Canadiens 1976 to 1979
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That game was Patriots vs. Cowboys in, I think, 1996. Hope that helps.
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The Cardinals are the oldest continuous professional American football club in the United States. The team was formed in 1898 as the Morgan Athletic Club in Chicago. The club was then called the Racine Normals since they were originally located on Chicago's Racine Avenue (not Racine, Wisconsin, as mistaken by many). They then changed their name to the Racine Cardinals after they started wearing red uniforms, inherited from the collegiate Chicago Maroons.\n\nAfter becoming a charter member of the NFL in 1920, the club was renamed the Chicago Cardinals. During the lean years of World War II it merged into the Pittsburgh Steelers and became one franchise usually referred to as Card-Pitt. The Cardinals moved to St. Louis, Missouri in 1960 becoming the St. Louis Cardinals. The club then relocated to the Phoenix metropolitan area in 1988, first playing at Sun Devil Stadium in the suburb of Tempe. The team was known as the Phoenix Cardinals before it started using "Arizona" in its name in 1994.
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The 2000 Super Bowl with the St Louis Rams defeating the Tennessee Titans. The Titans came inches away from overtime!
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1.Chargers 41, Dolphins 38, OT (AFC semis, Jan. 2, 1982)\n2.The Ice Bowl: Packers 21, Cowboys 17 (NFL championship, Dec. 31, 1967)\n3.The Catch: 49ers 28, Cowboys 27 (NFC Championship, Jan. 10, 1982)\n4.The Drive: Broncos 23, Browns 20, OT (AFC Championship, Jan. 11, 1987)\n5.The Comeback: Bills 41, Oilers 38, OT (AFC wild card, Jan. 3, 1993)\n6.Merry Christmas, Miami! Dolphins 27, Chiefs 24, OT (AFC semis, Dec. 25, 1971)\n7.The Fumble: Broncos 38, Browns 33 (AFC Championship, Jan. 18, 1988)\n8.The Botched Call: 49ers 39, Giants 38 (NFC wild card, Jan. 5, 2003)\n9.Sea of Hands: Raiders 28, Dolphins 26 (AFC semis, Dec. 21, 1974)\n10.The Immaculate Reception: Steelers 13, Raiders 7 (AFC semis, Dec. 23, 1972)
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1. Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers\n2. Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears\n3. Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs
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Ernie Nevers with 6, Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 28, 1929