Brock Huard: Seahawks ‘back to being violent’ in Week 9 win

Brock Huard and a pair of special guest share their thoughts about the Seahawks' 17-3 win over the Cardinals.

Nov 8, 2026, 5:39 PM Updated: 6:04 pm

Watch: Brock's Reaction: Seahawks over Cardinals 17-3 | 57 seconds

Despite having seven players out with injuries, the game was never really in doubt for the Seattle Seahawks during their 17-3 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.

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For former NFL quarterback Brock Huard, Sunday’s game was about surviving for the “bruised and battered” Seahawks, but “they did that a little bit more,” Huard said in his reaction video to the game, which you can see at the top of this post.

“I think situations were a big part of this game,” Huard said referring to red-zone and third-down situations.

After allowing their opponents to score 15 touchdowns on 18 red-zone possessions entering the game, the Seahawks held the Cardinals to a field goal and turnover on downs in two red-zone trips. Additionally, Seattle converted 7 of 14 third downs while allowing Arizona to convert just 4 of 13.

Huard also said: “I thought that Seahawks team was back to being violent.”

Huard had a couple of fellow UW legends make guest appearances in his video: former Huskies coach Chris Petersen and quarterback Damon Huard. Each shared their thoughts as well.

“Very violent. The Cardinal quarterback (Gardner Minshew) could not hold the ball for longer than two seconds. Primarily, thanks to my man D-Law. A special shout out to DeMarcus Lawrence, he was on fire today,” said Petersen, who was Lawrence’s college coach at Boise State.

“Well, I would say Gardner Minshew hasn’t felt anything like that since the Apple Cup – the last game he played for the Cougs,” Damon Huard said while taking a playful jab at UW’s cross-state rival.

To see the full reaction from Brock Huard and his special guests, watch the video at the top of this post.