Seahawks 17, Cardinals 3: 5 observations from the offense
The Arizona Cardinals lost to the Seattle Seahawks 17-3 on Sunday in Seattle.
Key points
- Good first drive, unproductive everything else The Cardinals' first possession was solid.
- They gained only 198 yards against the Seahawks.
- After that, they had 128 total yards in their final eight possessions, and 63 came on their final drive when they were down two touchdowns and turned the ball over on downs inside the five.
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Red-zone woes The Cardinals went 0-for-2 scoring touchdowns in the red zone, something that has plagued them for weeks.
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- New QB, same numbers Minshew went 21-for-30 passing for 166 yards, averaging 5.5 yards per attempt, which is basically what Jacoby Brissett did.
- After a 33-point game against the Dallas Cowboys, scoring four touchdowns, they were held to only a field goal.
- Passing game a 2-man game Half of Minshew's 30 passing attempts targeted Trey McBride and Michael Wilson.
- With Gardner Minshew at quarterback, things remained pretty much the same as with Jacoby Brissett.
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