Cardinals vs. Seahawks Showdown: Key Players & Predictions

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00:00They're going down on Sunday. That's going to be the Cardinals taking on the Seahawks

00:06one and a half on the spread of 47 and a half on the total. Is this the challenge? It says

00:11are the Cardinals frauds or are they not frauds? Tom, what do you make of this one? Well, considering

00:17I'm the number one Cardinals fan on the Internet, I would say that this is a massive, massive

00:24divisional game. Again, because the 49ers, again, not fully healthy. Brock Purdy, shoulder

00:30issue. Rams certainly have a tough matchup going up against the Eagles, despite the fact

00:33that I think the Rams can cover that game. This is a divisional game. So again, there's

00:37a chance for the Cardinals to build a little bit of breathing room if they were to win

00:42this in terms of their divisional standings, whoever it might be. Under 47 and a half has

00:46got to be the play. That's just, it is what it is. We're getting to the point in the year

00:49where the teams have to tighten things up. And granted, the Seahawks defense hasn't been

00:54amazing. They've been giving up these points and all these yards. This is like a game that

00:57they need to kind of hone in on things. So I like that. Kyler Murr's yardage is only

01:02sitting at 214. I think that's certainly doable. And now they do have a good ground attack

01:07with James Conner, and we should certainly see him involved in both the rushing plus

01:11receiving category. I think that is certainly fine as well. But Kyler Murr at 214 and a

01:15half in a game where they want to show that they're the best in the division, I think

01:19it's doable. Now, is that a little bit counterintuitive to me saying I like the under? Yes, but ultimately

01:23I think the yardage can still be there for him. Kind of like we saw tonight. We saw a

01:27good amount of scoring and we saw a good amount of production from the quarterbacks, but it

01:31wasn't a massive amount of scoring. Yeah, I feel like we've seen that in a number of

01:34games over the course of the last few weeks. The statistics would tell you one story, but

01:38the scoreboard is the scoreboard. You would expect that the 200, 300 passing yard performances

01:43were racking up a lot of points and that was just not the case. Third down conversions

01:46have been ridiculously low for a number of teams.