Mike Sando talking NFC West

Sep 15, 2009, 4:06 PM | Updated: Apr 4, 2011, 7:51 pm

By: Eli Neal

Warner Mike Sando was at the Arizona-San Fransisco game on Sunday and gave a great break down of what he saw from those two teams. He noted that:

“…Warner struggled. I mean, he looked uncomfortable, he couldn’t find his guys, he wasn’t trusting where they were gonna be and as a result they couldn’t get anything going in the passing game. I mean I still thought eventually they might but they didn’t. You give some credit to San Francisco but the Cardinals offensively just couldn’t find their identity.”

Good to hear if you are a Seahawks fan. You can listen to Sando break down the rest of the division here.

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