Barstool Sports' Big Cat calls for Michael Bidwill to sell Cardinals

A campaign from some Arizona Cardinals fans to urge Michael Bidwill to sell the team has received some support from a big-time sports personality. Barstool Sports' Dan Katz, known as Big Cat, recently slammed Bidwill on Pardon My Take, urging the Cardinals owner to sell the NFL franchise. "This guy is the worst," Big Cat said in an NSFW rant. "This guy doesn't want to own an NFL team. He doesn't want to spend the money to own an NFL team. He wants to own an NFL team, say he owns an NFL team, cheap out on everything and screw over the fans." NFL Week 8 picks: Panthers at Packers | Ravens at Bills | Titans at Bengals | Cardinals at Cowboys | Vikings at Lions | Colts at Jaguars | Raiders at Jets | Browns at Steelers | Falcons at Buccaneers | Chargers at Rams | Chiefs at Broncos | Patriots at Dolphins | Eagles at Commanders | Bears at Seahawks | The Republic's predictions | Win probabilities Katz wasn't done. He ranted about why Bidwill was "cheap" and unfit to own an NFL team on the show, citing moving training camp from Flagstaff to Glendale and the construction of casitas at State Farm Stadium for pushing fans away from the organization. Billboard debate: Can Cardinals fans' billboard campaign promote change? "Essentially every single chance he's got to push the common fan away from the seats that they have had for years and years and years, he's done for corporations, and they are empty," Katz said. Katz also cited reported incidents of Bidwill failing to pay staff bonuses, putting a lock on the Gatorade fridge in the locker room and even reducing a player's check amount by taking out shipping fees to try to prove his point. "That's how (expletive) cheap this guy is," Katz said. "That's insane. You are a billionaire NFL owner. Sell the team, dude." Read more: Cardinals' Michael Bidwill urged to sell team on Arizona billboards Cardinals fans recently crowdfunded some digital billboards urging Bidwill to sell the team, but some questioned whether their campaign could promote change . It certainly doesn't hurt to have a media personality like Katz join the cause. Reach Jeremy Cluff at  jeremy.cluff@arizonarepublic.com . Follow him on X, formerly Twitter  @Jeremy_Cluff. Support local journalism: Subscribe to  azcentral.com  today .  Sign up for  azcentral Preps Now . And be sure to subscribe to our  daily sports newsletters  so you don't miss a thing.