A huge NFC West battle takes place in Arizona between the Cardinals and the Seahawks. These two teams matched up a few weeks ago in Seattle where the Seahawks got the 16-6 win. A huge game in Week 14 in Arizona for NFC West implications. Below are the Seahawks at Cardinals Preview and Predictions.
The Arizona Cardinals look to even up the season matchup against the Seahawks this Sunday. These two teams met in Week 12 in Seattle in a 16-6 slugfest that did not have an offensive touchdown. The Cardinals come into this game healthy however the only player that is out will be cornerback Elijah Jones who is dealing with an ankle injury.
On the other hand, Kenneth Walker III’s status is up in the air. He is dealing with an ankle and calf injury and did not practice on Thursday and Friday. It would be a big blow if Walker III was not able to go in this game.
Seahawks at Cardinals Preview and Predictions
Best Bets
The Arizona Cardinals come into this game playing the hardest schedule thus far this season. But here they are in a battle for the NFC West division. As I mentioned above, the Cardinals lost the Week 12 match-up in Seattle and are now looking to avenge that loss. The Seattle Seahawks come into this game with a tough spot. After their game against the Cardinals, they flew to the East Coast to take on the Jets, flew back across the country, and now are traveling to Arizona.
The Seahawks have not fared well in division games. In fact, since 2018, the Seahawks in division road games are 8-13 SU (38.1%) and 10-11 ATS. I expect the Cardinals to play well at home and avenge the loss to the Seahawks from a few weeks ago.
Best Bet: cardinals -2.5
Player Prop Best Bet
James Conner Over 17.5 Receiving Yards
The Seattle Seahawks defense has struggled against the running back position this season, especially in the passing game. Thus far this season, the Seahawks are allowing running backs to average 33.92 receiving yards per game. In the matchup a few weeks ago, Conner had five receptions for 41 receiving yards. I expect Conner to continue being part of the Cardinals’ passing game this week.
