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The Seattle Seahawks will meet the Arizona Cardinals in NFL action on Sunday afternoon from State Farm Stadium.
The Seattle Seahawks will meet the Arizona Cardinals in NFL action on Sunday afternoon from State Farm Stadium.
The Seahawks are coming off a 51-29 win over the Lions last week and will look to play upset to the Cardinals on the road this afternoon. As for the Cardinals, they will be going for their 12th win of the season.
Tune in to the last NFL Sunday of the regular season, here is everything you need to know to stream the game today.
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Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals (-5.5)
O/U: 48.5
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The Arizona Cardinals will welcome the Seattle Seahawks to State Farm Stadium for Sunday Night Football, stream it live.
The Arizona Cardinals will welcome the Seattle Seahawks to State Farm Stadium for Sunday Night Football.
The Seahawks are coming off of a bye and looking to go 6-0 on the season with a win tonight. Russell Wilson is in the MVP talk while completing 72.8% of his passes, throwing for 1,502 yards and 10 touchdowns. The Cardinals are coming off a 38-10 win over the Dallas Cowboys last week, Kyler Murray will have a much tougher opponent on Sunday night when they face the Seahawks
Can the Seahawks continue to roll to a 6-0 start or will Kyler Murray step up and show out? Tune in and find out, here is everything you need to know to stream the game.
Prediction: Arizona has been playing well under Kliff Kingsbury and this might be their toughest test yet. Will Kyler Murray have enough to score more points than Russell Wilson and the Seahawks, I don’t think they will. Take the Seahawks to win by a touchdown.
Bet: Seattle Seahawks -3.5
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Seattle Seahawks (-3.5) vs. Arizona Cardinals
Over/Under: 54.5 (-110)
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Seattle Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett’s 12-yard reception in the fourth quarter pushed him over 1,000 yards receiving this season.
Fans will be forgiven if they didn’t notice Tyler Lockett’s milestone catch in the fourth quarter on Sunday night against the Arizona Cardinals.
In fact, fans can’t be blamed for not noticing Lockett at all on Sunday, as the 12-yard reception was his only catch of the game, which resulted in a disappointing 27-13 loss.
However, Lockett’s catch took him from 994 receiving yards on the year to 1,006 yards, giving him the first 1,000 yard season of his career and the 23rd in Seahawks franchise history.
Lockett joins seven other receivers; Steve Largent, Joey Galloway, Doug Baldwin, Darrell Jackson, Brian Blades, Koren Robinson and Bobby Engram, who have crossed 1,000 yards in a single-season while with the Seahawks.
Lockett reset his career-high of 965 yards, set in 2018, during the team’s Week 15 win over Carolina. Now, he joins the elusive 1,000 yard club – and while it didn’t come in a particularly impressive performance, it is a testament to how important he has been to this Seattle offense in 2019.
The Seahawks will no doubt need Lockett on his A-game next Sunday, when they take on the 49ers in Seattle without Chris Carson and C.J. Prosise, who will both be out for the rest of the season.
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Very little went right for the Seattle Seahawks in Week 16 against the Arizona Cardinals, but Bobby Wagner was his usual dominant self.
The Seattle Seahawks had an absolutely disastrous game against the Arizona Cardinals at CenturyLink Field on Sunday, falling 27-13 and losing running backs Chris Carson (hip) and C.J. Prosise (broken arm) for the rest of the season.
In a game where seemingly nothing went right, our player of the game award goes to middle linebacker Bobby Wagner, who was his reliable dominant self in the middle for a team that looked dazed and confused throughout.
Wagner finished with a game-high seven solo tackles and tied K.J. Wright with 13 tackles combined. He also had a sack, one of just two the Seahawks had all day against Kyler Murray and his backup, Brett Hundley.
Wagner was named to the Pro Bowl for the sixth consecutive year, and his performance this season will likely merit another All-Pro nod as he continues to cement himself as the best linebacker of his generation and a future Hall of Famer.
Meanwhile, Seattle will need to regroup with a banged up squad to try to take down the 49ers at home in Week 17, with the top spot in the NFC West still at stake.
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The Seattle Seahawks suffered a handful of injuries in an ugly loss to the Arizona Cardinals, 27-13, on Sunday.
For years, Arizona’s stadium in Glendale has been a house of horrors for the Seattle Seahawks.
Injuries to Richard Sherman, Kam Chancellor, Earl Thomas and Will Dissly over the past few years all occured down in the desert, but despite the nightmare scenarios, Seattle at least managed to find a way to win.
However – the Seahawks decided to switch things up this year, and instead had their gut-wrenching, injury-ravaged yearly tradition against Arizona at home this year, and it resulted in an ugly 27-13 loss.
The Seahawks, already coming into the game down four starters on defense and one, Duane Brown, on offense, lost both Chris Carson and C.J. Prosise to injury in the first half, leaving them with just Travis Homer in the backfield for the rest of the game.
Updates for Carson and Prosise will be provided as soon as they are available.
The injuries seemed to sap the life out of the Seahawks, who got absolutely boat-raced by the Cardinals. Arizona scored 20 unanswered points after Seattle scored first, which came on a three-yard touchdown pass to fullback Nick Bellore.
Seattle’s defense was unable to contain running back Kenyan Drake, who rushed for 166 yards and two touchdowns, and the pass rush was non-existent all game long.
Seattle’s offense was even worse, at one point going three consecutive drives with a grand total of negative 25 yards of total offense. An offensive line without Brown was unable to stop Chandler Jones, who had three sacks in the first half and finished with four sacks, six quarterback hits and two fumbles forced.
Seattle did not get a single first down in either the second or third quarter.
The momentum shifted briefly when Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray left the game with a hamstring injury, forcing former Seahawks backup Brett Hundley into the contest. A drive stalled and forced a field goal attempt, which was blocked by Rasheem Green and picked up by Marquise Blair, who ran 46 yards and set Seattle up for a field goal early in the fourth quarter.
After another Seahawks field goal, Hundley marched Arizona 78 yards, rushing for 38 of them on his own, and eventually handing the ball to Drake for his second touchdown of the game and the final nail in the coffin for Seattle.
The Seahawks still have a chance to win the NFC West with a win in Week 17 over the 49ers, who they will take on at 5:20 p.m. PT. on Sunday in Seattle.
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Watch Cardinals vs. Seahawks Live Online.
Round two of the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals showdown takes place Sunday afternoon at CenturyLink Field. The Seahawks won 27-10 back in Week 4 and are the top seed in the NFC at the moment with an 11-3 record, holding the tiebreaker over the 49ers, who they face to end the season.
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The Cardinals (4-9) haven’t had a ton of success this season, but they are coming off of a 38-24 victory at home over the Browns. Kyler Murray completed 19 of 25 passes for 219 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Kenyan Drake was the real MVP of the game with one of the best performances of his career. Drake totaled 137 yards and four touchdowns on 22 carries. Damiere Byrd led the team with eight catches for 86 yards.
Defensively, can Arizona contain Russell Wilson and slow down a red-hot rushing attack? Jordan Hicks had ten tackles in last weekend’s win and has 130 tackles on the season, fifth-best in the NFL. Chandler Jones had five tackles and one sack to bring his total to 15 sacks this year, second-most in the league.
Seattle’s offense has been the key to its success this season. The Seahawks are currently ranked fourth in total offense with an average of 387.1 YPG and third in rushing at 141.7 YPG. Russell Wilson was nearly perfect in a 30-24 victory over the Panthers in Carolina. Wilson completed 20 of 26 passes for 286 yards and two touchdowns. Chris Carson may be the most underappreciated running back in the league. Last week, he rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns, his sixth game over 100 yards to bring his total to 1,190 with two games left. Wilson’s favorite target Tyler Lockett has the speed to burn defenders and proved that with eight catches for 120 yards and one touchdown.
While the Seahawks offense is in the top 10 in every major statistic, the defense is just the opposite. The unit is ranked 21st in points allowed (24.6), 27th in yards allowed (378.3), and 29th in passing yards allowed (271.0) Last weekend, the secondary had an impressive game with three interceptions. Bobby Wagner led the team with 10 tackles and one pick. He is ranked second in the NFL with 139 stops on the year. K.J. Wright chipped in four tackles and two interceptions in the win.
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The Seattle Seahawks take on the Arizona Cardinals at home in the second-to-last regular season game of the 2019 season.
The Seattle Seahawks may have already clinched a playoff spot in the NFC, and their Week 17 battle with the San Francisco 49ers will determine who wins the NFC West, but that doesn’t mean the team will look over Sunday’s bout with the Arizona Cardinals.
A loss against the Cardinals could impact Seattle’s seeding in the NFC if they also lose next week, so no doubt this team will hope to take care of business on Sunday to give them added insurance in case things go south in Week 17.
However, Seattle is also doing their best to keep some of their key performers rested so they are ready for the finale, which could mean the team could face Arizona without as many as five key defensive players and one, Duane Brown, on offense.
That should make for some intense battles between Arizona’s vets and Seattle’s young players who are hungry to prove themselves.
Here are three matchups and questions for fans to keep an eye on during this division battle.
