Sizing Up Seahawks And Cardinals Game Using The Numbers

The Seahawks return home after two weeks on the road to play their fourth of five prime-time games in 2020, this on a short week to face Arizona on Thursday night. Kickoff is scheduled for 5:20 p.m. (PT).

Seattle is 31-8-1 in prime-time games since the 2010 season, including 2-1 this year, holds a 9-1 record on Thursday Night Football and is 21-3 at home in prime-time since 2010.

This will be the 44th meeting between the two teams and the series is tied 21-21-1. After a three-game Seattle win streak, Arizona has won the last two including an overtime win, 37-34, on October 25 earlier this season.

2020 STAT LEADERS

	SEAHAWKS	CARDINALS
Rushing	Russell Wilson	Kenyan Drake
	325 945-7.2-1)	612 (135-4.5-4)
Passing	Russell Wilson	Kyler Murray
	2,789( 334-233-28-10-110.5)	2,375( 311-212-17-8-98.2)
Reception	Tyler Lockett	DeAndre Hopkins
	58 (681-11.7-7)	67 (861-12.9-4)
Scoring	DK Metcalf	Kyler Murray
(Non kicker)	48	60
Sacks	Jamal Adams	Haason Reddick
	5.5	5.0
Int	three tied	Patrick Peterson
	2	3
Punting	Michael Dickson	Andy Lee
	50.3/44.4 net (18 In 20)	43./39.8 net (8 In 20)
Kicking	Jason Myers	Zane Gonzales
	64 (10/10 FG, 34/35PAT)	74 (15/19 FG, 29/30 PAT)

HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON

202 Regular Season	SEAHAWKS	CARDINALS
Record	6-3	6-3
Total Yards Gained	3,654	3,839
Total Offense ( NFL Ranks)	405.9 (3)	425.4 (1)
Rush Offense	116.4 (130	168.9 (1)
Pass Offense	289.4 (3)	256.6 (13)
Points Per Game	32.2 (1)	29.6 (7)
Total  Yards Allowed	4,035	3,330
Total  Defense	448.3 (32)	370.0 (18)
Rush Defense	95.0 (40	120.2 (16)
Pass Defense	353.3 (32)	249.8 (20)
PointsAllowed/Game	29.6 (28)	23.3 (9)
Possession Avg	29:07	28:54
Sacked /Yds. Lost	30/184	13/66
Sacks Made/Yds.Lost	22/102	22/173
Interceptions By	9	8
Penalties/ Yds	45/313	69/519
Punts/Avg	33/50.3	29/43.9
Turnover Differential	+1 (T14)	0(T16)