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The Seahawks will represent the 2nd toughest offensive matchup the Cardinals have faced at home, whether you measure offensive performance by yards or by points. Only Philadelphia is ranked higher than Seattle in those areas.
Of course, that comes with the caveat that Philly is a league-worst 32nd in offensive turnovers. Seattle ranks 2nd.
The Cardinals have forced turnovers in 6 of their 7 home wins, including multiple turnovers versus Philly, Washington, St. Louis, and KC. Of those teams, only KC ranks in the top half of the league in ball security.
Of the Cardinals' 7 home wins, 4 have been by a single-score margin. The other 3 were by 9, 10, and 17 points. Their overall point differential is +43, which corresponds to a team that on average be more of an 8-6 to 9-5 team (based on Pythagorean wins, which is based on points for and points against). Our point differential is +97, which pretty much corresponds to a 10-4 team, which we are.
I believe based on how each team has played this year, based on how each team is playing NOW, and based on the talent at all positions, that Seattle will go into Arizona, win the turnover battle, and win the game.
The Seahawks will represent the 2nd toughest offensive matchup the Cardinals have faced at home, whether you measure offensive performance by yards or by points. Only Philadelphia is ranked higher than Seattle in those areas.
Of course, that comes with the caveat that Philly is a league-worst 32nd in offensive turnovers. Seattle ranks 2nd.
The Cardinals have forced turnovers in 6 of their 7 home wins, including multiple turnovers versus Philly, Washington, St. Louis, and KC. Of those teams, only KC ranks in the top half of the league in ball security.
Of the Cardinals' 7 home wins, 4 have been by a single-score margin. The other 3 were by 9, 10, and 17 points. Their overall point differential is +43, which corresponds to a team that on average be more of an 8-6 to 9-5 team (based on Pythagorean wins, which is based on points for and points against). Our point differential is +97, which pretty much corresponds to a 10-4 team, which we are.
I believe based on how each team has played this year, based on how each team is playing NOW, and based on the talent at all positions, that Seattle will go into Arizona, win the turnover battle, and win the game.