1. **11** - It's no surprise that Brissett will look to Trey McBride when a first down is needed. What turned out to be the surprise was out of all the wide receivers, Kendrick Bourne was that guy for Brissett. McBride and Bourne combined for 11 of the 15 passing first downs. Harrison and Michael Wilson will get theirs, as will Elijah Higgins, but when the Cardinals need to move the chains, Brissett might have his favorites.
1. **9** - It's been a long time since the Cardinals beat the Seahawks. A 45-degree day in November 2021 was the last time it occurred. Budda Baker, Zaven Collins, and James Conner (still on Injured Reserve) are the only players in the locker room who have beat the Seahawks as a member of the Cardinals. Seattle has won nine straight. Harrison pointed out how he, Wilson, and McBride, have been winless with the hope it changes this Sunday. But it hasn't been a massive emphasis within the building.
"If we had to date back to the history books because we thought that we best to get them ready to play, but I don't think that's the case," Mike LaFleur said. "If you have feelings about it then you have feelings about it, but we're not talking about it."
1. **15:02** - Last weekend's game was a statement for the Cardinals. If the final score wasn't indicative enough, the time of possession advantage tells it all. The Cardinals controlled the football for 15:02 longer than the Chargers. Following the game, some players said they felt tired because of usage, heat, and how often they were on the field. It's a good problem to have.