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The 31-7 Score That Has Every Arizona Fan Asking: Who Are We?

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The Seattle Seahawks absolutely laid down the law on September 20, dropping a dominant 31-7 win on the Arizona Cardinals right there in Glendale. Our boys rolled into State Farm Stadium and showed exactly who’s boss early in the NFL season, leaving the Cardinals fanbase scratching their heads and wondering what in the world is going on with their team.

Arizona’s Identity Crisis is Already Real

Talk about a rollercoaster start to the season for our NFC West rivals. The Cardinals kicked things off with a win over the Chargers in Week 1. Cool, right? Then Week 2 hits, and it was a completely different story against our Seahawks. The source says there could not be two more different outcomes for Arizona. You can almost feel the confusion radiating from their fanbase. Jacoby Brissett, their quarterback, was reviewing plays in the third quarter of that loss to us, probably trying to figure out what just happened. The big question down in the desert is: who are these Arizona Cardinals, really?

Confidence is Crashing Fast for the Birds

It’s early in the NFL season, but things are shifting super fast. The Cardinals faithful are getting surveyed on their confidence in the direction of the franchise, and you just know those numbers are doing a complete flip from what they felt preseason. Think about it: they had a win in Week 1, which probably boosted everyone, then they get walloped by us in Week 2. That kind of swing has to make you question everything. Their fans are being asked if their confidence has changed from preseason, to Week 1, to coming out of Week 2, and after that 31-7 shellacking from the Seahawks, it’s a safe bet that confidence is taking a serious hit.

Now, Arizona has to turn around and face the red hot San Francisco 49ers in Week 3. The big question is whether they can even be competitive after getting absolutely routed by the Seahawks. For us in the Emerald City, it’s a sweet early season victory, but for Arizona, this next game against the 49ers is a real moment of truth.

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Originally reported by Revenge of the Birds.

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