Seahawks Mock Kyler Murray After Dominant Week 12 NFL Victory

Boye Mafe #53 of the Seattle Seahawks sacks Kyler Murray #1 of the Arizona Cardinals during the second quarter  at Lumen Field on November 24, 2024...

The Seattle Seahawks delivered a crushing 16-6 defeat to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 12 of the 2024 NFL season, sparking ruthless mockery of Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray on social media. This decisive victory propelled the Seahawks to first place in the fiercely competitive NFC West.

The Seahawks’ defense stifled the Cardinals’ high-powered offense, holding Kyler Murray and his team to their worst performance of the season. Murray faced criticism for several questionable throws, but the real heat came after the game, courtesy of the Seahawks’ social media team.

Seahawks Dismantle Cardinals in Week 12 Showdown

The Seahawks’ defense dominated the Cardinals, limiting them to a mere 6 points. This performance marked a significant turning point for the Seahawks, who had struggled defensively earlier in the season.

Boye Mafe #53 of the Seattle Seahawks sacks Kyler Murray #1 of the Arizona Cardinals during the second quarter  at Lumen Field on November 24, 2024...Boye Mafe #53 of the Seattle Seahawks sacks Kyler Murray #1 of the Arizona Cardinals during the second quarter at Lumen Field on November 24, 2024…

Seahawks’ Social Media Roasts Murray’s Gaming Habits

Following the victory, the Seahawks’ social media team unleashed a series of posts mocking Murray’s well-known passion for video games, particularly Call of Duty. One post featured a cartoon depicting the Seahawks mascot defeating the Cardinals mascot in a Call of Duty-style animation. The post directly referenced Murray’s gaming habits, alluding to past rumors about his preference for gaming over film study. This jab reignited the controversy surrounding a contract clause requiring Murray to dedicate sufficient time to film review.

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Defensive Dominance: The Key to Seahawks’ Victory

The Seahawks’ defensive performance was a stark contrast to their early season struggles. They held the Cardinals to a dismal 3-of-12 on third down conversions and limited them to 298 total yards. Coby Bryant’s impressive 69-yard interception return for a touchdown, triggered by pressure from Julian Love on Murray, exemplified the Seahawks’ defensive prowess.

Coby Bryant #8 of the Seattle Seahawks intercepts the ball from Michael Wilson #14 of the Arizona Cardinals during the third quarter at Lumen Field...Coby Bryant #8 of the Seattle Seahawks intercepts the ball from Michael Wilson #14 of the Arizona Cardinals during the third quarter at Lumen Field…

Seahawks’ Playoff Push: Analyzing the Remaining Schedule

With the win, the Seahawks (6-5) seized control of the NFC West. Their remaining schedule includes games against the New York Jets (3-8), Arizona Cardinals (6-5), Green Bay Packers (8-3), Minnesota Vikings (9-2), Chicago Bears (4-7), and Los Angeles Rams (5-6). While challenging matchups against the Packers and Vikings loom, the Seahawks have a legitimate chance to reach 10 wins and secure a playoff berth if their defense maintains its current level of performance. The upcoming games against the Jets and Cardinals will be crucial in solidifying their position in the division.

The Seahawks’ Week 12 victory not only showcased their on-field dominance but also highlighted their social media team’s ability to capitalize on the win with engaging and provocative content. The team’s strong performance and confident online presence suggest a promising future as they continue their push for a playoff spot.