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‘That game was crazy’: Seahawks react to wild game

Oct 24, 2016, 10:06 AM | Updated: 10:52 am

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Pete Carroll reacts on the sidelines during the tense game against the Cardinals on Sunday. (AP)

(AP)

Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner may have summed up Sunday night’s game against the Arizona Cardinals best.

You said it, Bobby.

The 6-6 tie against the Cardinals left fans and both teams alike somewhat stunned.

Related: Seahawks’ defense adamantly refused to lose in tie with Cards

“Two hundred games, including playoffs,” Cardinals’ Larry Fitzgerald said. “I have never played in a game as crazy as this one.”

It is the first tie in the history of the Seahawks franchise. It was also a game where the Seahawks’ offensive line struggled to gain any kind of momentum — the Cardinals failed to capitalize on what momentum they had — and kickers from both teams missed chip shots that would have sealed the win.

That being said, here are some reactions from the Seahawks:

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