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Short-handed Seahawks say the swagger is back after beating the Cardinals

The SEAtoday teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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Sunday's win came with a long injury list. Sam Darnold was ruled out after injuries from last week's loss, and Leonard Williams, Uchenna Nwosu, Rashid Shaheed, Quenton Nelson and Charles Cross sat too. Seattle still outgained Arizona 295-198, with 21 first downs to the Cardinals' 13.

Seattle outgained Arizona 295 yards to 198

295Total yards198
21First downs13

Source: Seattle Seahawks

“You got to create it, man. You got to weather the storm sometimes, or create the storm yourself.”

AJ Barner, tight end, who scored both Seattle touchdowns

Coach Mike Macdonald told players he didn't care about the score: "I just want us to go let loose and go be us, feel like us." Safety Julian Love said the win "felt like us." The Seahawks also have a bye in two weeks.

Seattle won big without its injured stars

15
combined Pro Bowls on Seattle's bench
14
points was the Seahawks' margin of victory
0
interceptions for Drew Lock this season, with 5 touchdown passes

Sources: Seattle Seahawks, KOMO, Yakima Herald-Republic

  • Barner's scores: a 1-yard sneak and a 7-yard catch from Lock
  • Also in sweatsuits on the sideline: defensive lineman Brandon Pili

Sources: Seattle Seahawks, The Wenatchee World, KOMO, Yakima Herald-Republic

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