“I’ll Chase After the Squirrel All Day”- Carlos Dunlap Reveals How Visualising Fans Helped Him With Game Ending Sack on Kyler Murray

The Seattle Seahawks are coming off a spectacular win. They defeated the Arizona Cardinals 28-21 after a solid team performance.

Being able to stop DeAndre Hopkins is no small task. Yet the Seahawks walked away with the victory after a game that came down to the wire.

The Seahawks started the game strong, establishing a 16-7 lead at halftime. However, Hopkins led the Cardinals on their comeback trail. But the finishing rally just wasn’t enough.

While the attacking output from the Cardinals was much improved in the second half, it was their defense that cost them the game.

The Cardinals couldn’t stop the Seahawks from getting crucial field goals in the second half; the game consequently slipped out of their hands. For the Seahawks, this puts them on top of the NFC West rankings, building off their strong 7-3 start to the season.

Russell Wilson put on another fantastic display again. He completed 23 out of his 28 passes, with 2 important touchdowns. But it was an impressive defensive performance from the Seahawks line that won them the game.

Carlos Dunlap ended the game with an impressive last-second sack on Kyler Murray to seal the victory for the Seahawks.

Carlos Dunlap credits his defensive line

Seahawks’ defensive end Carlos Dunlap spoke to the press in his post-game interaction. Dunlap said that he was imagining playing to the crowd as much as he could.

“I was just visualizing being on this side with the 12, versus against the 12 in my previous occurrences. I’m always one to get the crowd involved.”

Dunlap credited the team’s defensive line for the victory, shouting out to many of his teammates. “We did what we had to close the game.

“Us as a D learned. J Reed was hitting them. Benson was back out there with us. Happy Birthday Poona. LJ, Rasheem, Snacks out there making stops.”

For Carlos Dunlap, it was important that the defense provide opportunities, especially in shutting down the threat of DeAndre Hopkins.

“As a defensive line, we think the sky is the limit. We continue to get guys back healthy and get in a rhythm. When the offense gives us opportunities and the coverage is that good, they shut down Hop (Hopkins) all game.

“They gave us the opportunity to keep on running around. I like my odds, I’ll chase after a squirrel all day.”

The Seattle Seahawks will be hoping to build on this win and try to get a streak going. They play the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday in what should be a highly exciting game.