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Arizona was the better team today. I don't think anyone should be scared of the Seahawks offense. The D gets all those picks and they still lose...
On a side note, what are the sportscasters going to talk about now that they won't be spending 99% of their broadcast talking about how the Seahawks haven't lost at home in 2 years?
Arizona was the better team today. I don't think anyone should be scared of the Seahawks offense. The D gets all those picks and they still lose...
On a side note, what are the sportscasters going to talk about now that they won't be spending 99% of their broadcast talking about how the Seahawks haven't lost at home in 2 years?
Was a good game plan by the Cards to run as much as they did. Yet it was a big pass play that got the go ahead TD. Good game...
Yep, but it's done so whatevs. Cards have a nasty D now. If they can beat SF next week, they could be the darkhorse in the playoffs.
If the Cardinals bump the Saints out of the playoffs that'd be 4 top defenses playing in January (SEA, SF, CAR, AZ)...
A total Super Bowl tossup. Seattle's offense didn't get it done today despite being given all the opportunities by the D with the 4 picks.
That and they beat themselves with penalties... AGAIN.
AZ has a tough road though... must beat SF and NO must lose at home to TB I believe... Also, if SF beats ATL tomorrow and AZ next week SEA must beat STL or they'll drop from #1 to #5.
I thought the Seahawks' "home field advantage" was gonna make Seattle a lock to win it all this year. lol!
As I said, Seattle will ultimately beat themselves. They won't make it to NY. Sorry, but I've seen this play out before - a talented but occasionally undisciplined team thinks they're the shizzle and ends up choking when the moment of truth arrives. This is what happened when Minnesota was supposed to be unbeatable at home back in 1998 (Randy Moss' first year). Seattle's a lot like that team. Very, very talented, but lacking in discipline, and character doesn't just change at the flip of a switch. A team can't escape who they are.
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Okay...so that was my first time watching an entire Cardinals game. Dude...I knew their run defense #1 in the league, but holy ****. There was nothing there for Beastmode pretty much all game. Arizona is a damn good football team.
And the Rams will have two top 10 1st round picks this spring?? Holy ****, the NFC West is gonna be nasty for a while.
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