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The Seahawks roll into Arizona with a 2-1 record that looks a lot better than Arizona’s 2-1 record. The Seahawks have the secondary in place to lock down Marvin Harrison Jr. and the Cardinals' playmakers.
Can Trey Benson and Kyler Murray stay in this Thursday night contest with their legs? It’s a one-sided divisional matchup that has seen Seattle win the last seven games. Look for that streak to continue as we open up Week 4.
K1 has had the most ‘Kyler Murray’ start to his 2025 campaign. He has thrown for 4 TDs and 1 INT in three games, while looking lackluster against two bottom teams in the league.
With that being said, he has been utilizing his legs more and more, with 20 total rushing attempts thus far. He is 4th among QBs in designed runs per game, and with Arizona marching into the red zone and coming up empty multiple times this season, I’m looking for some Murray magic on primetime.
Outside of last season, Kyler has had at least one rushing TD during the first four games of the season since coming into the league.
Kupp has had an up-and-down start to the season for Seattle, but so has the team itself. He averages 52.5 receiving yards per game and faces a banged-up Arizona secondary that will turn its attention to JSN early in this game, as he has been one of the top receivers in the league thus far.
In 14 career games against the Cardinals, Kupp has averaged 63 YPG on 5.4 catches. With this matchup expected to be much tighter than the Seahawks' blowout win last week against New Orleans, the Darnold to Kupp connection should stick around for all four quarters, as Seattle will try to pick apart this Arizona defense as they have done over the last seven games. Seattle is 7-0 over that span.
I’m simply not buying Kyler Murray’s passing consistency in a game where MHJ will match up against Riq Woolen, Devon Witherspoon, and this Seattle secondary. Harrison Jr. went for 47 and 49 yards against this team last season, but with last week’s dropping issues, I think we will see some second-guessing from Kyler Murray in this game at home.
Harrison Jr. only averages 1 deep target per game alongside just 3 first-read targets. I haven’t seen anything from the Cardinals' offense yet that tells me they have learned from last year’s mistakes.
Seattle figures them out here and bottles up MHJ once again, as the Nabers/Harrison Jr. conversations continue to haunt Arizona.