This week's board postings have left me down.
I read perfectly logical reason why the Cardinals won't beat the Seahawks. Most point to Shaun Alexander.
It's a fine arguement too.
but...
I, for one, hope that we are all looking at a new version of the Cardinals. Giving the 'hawks a nod is all well and good, and guessing that the Seahawks win shows that we're all pretty good judges of our football.
It also makes me feel like a crap fan.
So 48 hours to kickoff I'm setting aside what I think I may know about Sunday and what I do know about the past and saying this:
The Cardinals go to Seattle and they kick somebody's effing teeth in!!!
The Cardinal defense goes to work, hitting people so hard that the foundation of their house cracks.
The offense is a dervish of destruction, with passes flung and yards turned over on the ground at a pace unheard of before at any level.
The dismissive tones of players and prognosticators cease because dag-nabbit, the Cardinals were that good.
and now I feel a little better.
Go Cards!
I read perfectly logical reason why the Cardinals won't beat the Seahawks. Most point to Shaun Alexander.
It's a fine arguement too.
but...
I, for one, hope that we are all looking at a new version of the Cardinals. Giving the 'hawks a nod is all well and good, and guessing that the Seahawks win shows that we're all pretty good judges of our football.
It also makes me feel like a crap fan.
So 48 hours to kickoff I'm setting aside what I think I may know about Sunday and what I do know about the past and saying this:
The Cardinals go to Seattle and they kick somebody's effing teeth in!!!
The Cardinal defense goes to work, hitting people so hard that the foundation of their house cracks.
The offense is a dervish of destruction, with passes flung and yards turned over on the ground at a pace unheard of before at any level.
The dismissive tones of players and prognosticators cease because dag-nabbit, the Cardinals were that good.
and now I feel a little better.
Go Cards!