Using The Numbers to Break Down Sundays Seahawks And Cardinals Match Up

Following their Week 6 bye, the Seahawks begin a stretch with three of their next four games on the road beginning with a trip to the desert to face the Cardinals this Sunday. Three of the four games will be against NFC West opponents, Seattle’s first of the year.  Kickoff is set for 5:20pm PST

Seattle has not lost at Arizona since the 2012 season opener and Russell Wilson’s first-career game, holding a 6-0-1 record in the last seven meetings in Phoenix. Conversely, Arizona has had success on the road in Seattle, carrying a 5-2 record in its last seven trips to the Pacific Northwest.

This will be the 43rd meeting between the two clubs with the Seahawks leading 21-20-1. The Cardinals won the last meeting, 27-13, on December 22 in Seattle.

HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON

2020 Regular Season	SEAHAWKS	CARDINALS
Record	5-0	4-2
Total Yards Gained	1,979	2,415
Total Offense ( NFL Ranks)	395 (8)	402.5 (5)
Rush Offense	115.4 (17)	161.0 (4)
Pass Offense	280.4 (4)	241.5 (T18)
Points Per Game	33.8 (1)	27.7 (11)
Total  Yards Allowed	2,356	2,077
Total  Defense	471.2 (32)	346.2 (13)
Rush Defense	100.8 (7)	119.7 (17)
Pass Defense	370.4 (32)	226.5 (11)
Points/Allowed/Game	27.0 ( T18)	18.7 (2)
Possession Avg	28:22	28:59
Sacked /Yds. Lost	15/100	9/38
Sacks Made/Yds.Lost	9/31	17/130
Interceptions By	7	3
Penalties/ Yds	23/169	49/368
Punts/Avg	22/49.6	23/43.7
Turnover Differential	+6 (T1)	0(T17)

2020 STAT LEADERS

	SEAHAWKS	VIKINGS
Rushing	Chris Carson	Kenyan Drake
	289 (61-4.7-3)	478 (105-4.6-4)
Passing	Russell Wilson	Kyler Murray
	1,502 (169-123-19-3129.8)	1,487 (205-135-10-6-91.3)
Reception	Tyler Lockett	DeAndre Hopkins
	30 (342-11.4-4)	47 (601-12.8-2)
Scoring	Chris Carson	Kyler Murray
(Non kicker)	36	36
Sacks	Adams &Mayowa	Haason Reddick
	2.0	4.0
Int	Griffin & Neal	three tied
	2	1
Punting	Michael Dickson	Andy Lee
	49.6/45.1 net (14 In 20)	43./40.2 net (8 In 20)
Kicking	Jason Myers	Zane Gonzales
	27 (2/2 FG,21/21 PAT)	40 (7/9 FG, 19/20 PAT)

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