Cardinals fans? Yeah, they are officially in full-blown panic mode after getting rolled by your Seattle Seahawks. Belief in their team’s direction just dropped by a staggering nearly 30% following the September 20th beatdown in Glendale. That’s a massive shift in fan sentiment, and it all happened because they ran into “maybe the best team in the NFL” , your Emerald City heroes.
The Mirage of Hope Before The Storm
It’s actually wild to think how much hope they had just one week ago. Before they faced the Emerald City’s finest, a whopping 85% of Arizona fans genuinely thought their team was on the right track. They were even feeling good about their defensive performance after playing the Chargers. Picture it: the Cardinals were only 4.5-point underdogs against us, and their fanbase was buzzing. They really thought they were close to turning things around after Week 1.
Reality Hits Hard in Glendale
Then reality hit them like a Mack Truck, courtesy of your Seattle Seahawks. What went down on September 20th? The Cardinals put up their worst offensive performance in a decade, even with all their starters healthy! And their defense, which played valiantly, still got absolutely shredded by a backup quarterback. That’s how quickly that initial belief evaporated. Now, they’re staring down an 8.5-point underdog spread against the Niners, and a shocking 64% of their own fans don’t even think they’ll be competitive in that game. Talk about a swift fall from grace.
So, while 36% of their faithful might still be clinging to a sliver of hope for a quick turnaround, it’s crystal clear the rest of the desert fanbase is already wanting changes, and they want them yesterday. Meanwhile, your Seattle Seahawks are out here showing everyone why we’re “maybe the best team in the NFL,” and proving it on the field. What a September 20th for the good guys!
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Originally reported by Revenge of the Birds.
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