It is a relatively short flight, no fans at the game and we have played well up there. It is a short week for them too. I say we win again.Going into Seattle on a short week is a huge hurdle to get over.
Can this teams character emerge and we get the win?
We can do bothWould much rather take one of the two Rams games than this one.
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That record should get destroyed soon.
Good memory!not in 2015?
Yep.This IS a must win game. Right now the Cardinals are a novelty... young team... fancy new offense.... been historically terrible.... college coach.... yada yada bing bang.
Sweeping Russell Wilson and the Hags legitimizes this team as a serious playoff contender... this is the first step in getting anywhere or doing anything.
The next step is beating Sean McVay... Kliff needs to get that monkey off his back. We don’t have to sweep the lambs but we have to beat them once this season. If Kliff wants to be an nfl coach it has to happen... if Kyler wants to be MVP and get the next Madden cover it has to happen.
we passed the biggest hurdle already when we finally beat the hags at home.....
time to take the next step
Seahawks fans seem to think Wilson has been playing through a concussion the last few weeks.
It happening again....I am starting to set myself up for disappointment by thinking about winning the division, home playoff games (possibly with fans) etc.
I need to take a step back and remind myself this was a 5 win team last year. The goal this year was always "compete for the playoffs" which we are doing.
I don't think we are good enough to close out the season red hot and win the division, but I do think we can be a wildcard team.
NFL Playoff Picture: AFC & NFC standings after Week 10
NFC
1. Packers (7-2) Owns head-to-head tiebreaker for NFC No. 1 seed over Saints.
2. Saints (7-2) Half game lead in the NFC South.
3. Cardinals (6-3) Owns NFC West tiebreaker over Seahawks based on head-to-head and over Rams based on division record.
4. Eagles (3-5-1) Leading the NFC East.
5. Buccaneers (7-3) Half a game behind in the NFC South.
6. Rams (6-3) Owns tiebreaker over Seahawks based on head-to-head.
7. Seahawks (6-3) 1.5 games ahead in the wild card.
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8. Bears (5-5) Two games behind in the NFC North.
9. Vikings (4-5) 2.5 games behind in the NFC North.
10. Lions (4-5) 2.5 games behind in the NFC North.
11. 49ers (4-6) 2.5 games behind in the wild card.
12. Falcons (3-6) Three games behind in the wild card.
13. Giants (3-7) Still not out of it in the NFC East.
14. Panthers (3-7) 3.5 games behind in the wild card.
15. Washington (2-7) Still not out of it in the NFC East.
16. Cowboys (2-7) Still not out of it in the NFC East.
What scares me the most about this gaming is the likely onslaught of injuries that will be coming. A short week, in prime time, against a divisional opponent, for control of the division. Add all of that up and I smell trouble. Let’s hope the injury bug bites them more than us.
Seahawks fans seem to think Wilson has been playing through a concussion the last few weeks.