Welcome in, welcome in, welcome in, welcome friends, to the newest edition of Seahawkers. What If the most unique Seahawks preview show in the Multiverse. I'm your host, Clinton Bonner. I am joined by my good buddy, Adam Emmer, and of course this would not be, it could not be. Seahawkers, what if? Without the protector of this multiverse that is Mr. Philolidic, boys, we are 6 and 2. Boys, we have a shiny new toy name, Shaheed, and now we get to go play a Cardinals team that might be a bit more feisty than their record shows us. Adam, how are you doing today? Are you ready for

some Seahawkers? What If? Well, first and foremost, I'm having fun because before we got on air,

Clinton mandated that we had to have fun and we're having a good time. So I'm mandating it onto the

listener. You have to have fun as well. And because it is so fun to be here on What If, I can't wait to talk about this upcoming matchup with the Cardinals. I guarantee you that Phil, you've got a crazy cool theme here for this week. I'm looking forward to it. What do you got for us for the dirty cards and how you doing? Well, I'm doing great. We might as well have fun. It was a fun game Monday night, mostly, if you were a carts fan. They had a good time with their backup now starting quarterback in against what was a top defense in the Cowboys coming into this game. But their defense handled pretty well. I have some of the stats from the DVOA up there. They're not great

on their offense in a number of ways, but their defense is, I would say, slightly above average.

Maybe not against the run, but overall, they're slightly above average. They looked pretty,

looked really good against Dak and the boys. Forcing three turnovers, a couple were toward

the end of the game during desperation.

Sweat was getting regular pressure.

He leads their team in sacks.

He got a couple on this one.

On fourth down, they held them boys down to 0 and 3, and I think the third down stats

weren't great either.

They sacked DAC five times. They were giving up ground in the run

game, so showing signs of them being that, not awesome against the run. They're old guys,

the two OGs, Mr. Baker, Buddha, that is, and Mr. Campbell, they cause problems throughout.

They're pretty savvy. They were doing some good stuff.

On offense, Brissette, you know, he can't move.

He's a statue, but he finds guys that are open, and he did get sacked five times.

I don't think he can do anything about it.

Either throw it away or take a sack if you start to pressure him.

But he's much better, it seems, at getting Harrison the ball

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