"One of our leaders, a captain, you hate that it happens, I feel terrible, but I know he'll take the right attitude and bounce back. Picking up that slack, both the player and the person, we're all going to have to collectively do it, truthfully. But that's a bummer just like all our guys that have gotten hurt, but I just know what type of person and player he is. It's tough to replace, but we have to. So, that's what we'll do."
"We kinda heard the noise earlier in the week. So we took that personal. Listen, it's going to be tough to run the ball against us just because of the mindset and the physicality that we play [with] ... We're going to make it hard on you to run the ball on us, and if you do, good luck to you."
"Just a great, great team effort. Guys played extremely, hard, played together, complementary football. Our offense was efficient ... and defensively we played hard. We did a great job, and really the story of the day, honestly, is our special teams unit."
Both NFC West rivals enter Thursday Night Football with 2-1 records, but moods diverge sharply. Arizona lost 16-15 to San Francisco and will be without star running back James Conner after a season-ending foot injury and upcoming surgery. The Cardinals plan to rotate Trey Benson, Emari Demercado and Bam Knight with Benson listed as RB1. Seattle dominated New Orleans 44-13, holding Alvin Kamara to 56 yards on 19 touches and showcasing a physical, run-stopping defense. Seahawks players and coaches praised complementary play and special teams, signaling a difficult matchup for Arizona's inexperienced backfield.
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