The Seattle Seahawks had a tough battle against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 16 of the 2013 Super Bowl season. The Seahawks were looking to keep their playoff hopes alive, but the Cardinals had other plans. In the end, the Seahawks fell short, losing 17-10.
The Seahawks offense was unable to get much going against the Cardinals defense. Quarterback Russell Wilson was held to just 108 yards passing and one touchdown. Running back Marshawn Lynch was also held in check, rushing for just 71 yards on 18 carries. The Seahawks were unable to establish a consistent passing attack and were forced to rely on their running game.
The Cardinals defense was able to contain the Seahawks offense, limiting them to just 10 points. They also forced two turnovers, one interception and one fumble, which helped keep the Seahawks off the scoreboard. The Cardinals were able to pressure Wilson and force him into making bad decisions, which ultimately led to the Seahawks’ demise.
The Seahawks defense also had a tough time against the Cardinals offense. Quarterback Carson Palmer was able to throw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns, while running back Andre Ellington rushed for over 100 yards and a touchdown. The Seahawks were unable to stop the Cardinals offense and were unable to get any pressure on Palmer.
Overall, it was a tough loss for the Seahawks in Week 16 of the 2013 Super Bowl season. The Seahawks offense was unable to get much going against the Cardinals defense, while the defense was unable to contain the Cardinals offense. The Seahawks will need to regroup and find a way to get back on track if they want to make a run at the playoffs.
