Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians has admitted that he was delighted to achieve his side's 10th win of the season, but has insisted that they need to finish their campaign strongly.
The Cardinals secured back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time since the 1970s with their victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Glendale.
However, after missing out on the playoffs with a 10-win season in 2013, Arians is determined to ensure that his side reach the post-season this time around.
He told reporters: "Anytime you get to double digits it speaks volumes about the leadership and the players that we have and the roster that [general manager] Steve [Keim] has built for us. The coaching staff has done a great job.
"We're not settled with 10 this year, though. This team, I think, has something special about it, and we've got a really tough stretch down the road, but I like where we are at."
Arians's side hold the number one seed in the NFC playoff race with three games remaining this season.
