i would have burned them all. >> al: arians decides he will take his next chance with the coin toss. >> referee: that is the end of regulation play. >> al: so, it's the end of regulation. i say regulation is underwhelming. 3-3. the 2-1 ratio in total yardage anti >> cris: arizona has to be sick looking at these numbers. double. double. you know, that's a game you win by 20 points. >> al: rushing is 3 1/2-times as much. >> cris: wow. i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated.

hammering and got it done. >> al: the way this game is going -- maybe you kickoff if you win the toss. >> referee: all replays will be in the booth. the first to four wins, unless it's the team in the first possession gets a field goal, then the other team has an opportunity to possess the ball. what's your call. >> al: the rookie backup quarterback, gets to call it. >> referee: it's heads. >> al: arizona will get the ball. a touchdown wins the game. a field goal or something short of that extends the game. overtime, we go on sunday night. ? oh, sunday night ? interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter.

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>> al: go to overtime. seattle is 4-1, looking for their fourth-straight win. arizona, 3-3. a huge game in the division. as we conclude week seven. hauschka to kickoff. golden and nelson back deep. for the cardinals. that kick will bound through the end zone. the cardinals will have the ball at the 25 yard line. >> cris: the reason i think i would have burned the time-outs is pete carroll would have been forced to run the ball twice. he could not pass protect. you would have forced the punt there. now, could something crazy have happened?

i thought pete carroll and darrell bevell, said we can't risk dropping back here and losing our quarterback on a fumble. >> al: second and 30. but arians decides to go. for overtime. wins the toss. now, has johnson at the 30 yard line. such a weird game in so many ways. we come out here tonight, maybe it would be a defensive strug struggle. but you're not thinking about 3-3. >> cris: not between these two teams. their defenses are very good. this seattle defense has been on the field for so long. you turn around and keep giving it to david johnson at this point. and wonder, can we just -- are they to that point when maybe they are ready to give up a long run here. >> al: johnson, his longest run is 14 yards. but gained 101 yards on 28 carries. the leading yards from scrimmage. they fake it to him. and the pass to the outside is

and admit field, it's nelson, who spun away. got a couple more yards. and has it at the 50 yard line. tackled by shead. >> cris: they brought larry fitzgerald to make it look like run all the way. and larry's feet on the outside, because seattle is forced to come up and play the run against david johnson. they go hard play-action. he's one-on-one on the outside, against maybe the fastest guy in the national football league. and had to give him the all that space. >> al: from right at the midfield stripe. nothing happening there. crosses the line of scrimmage, where it gets there. tony mcdaniel, right side of the tackle, will be second down and ten. >> cris: take a look down the line here.

was just -- all over the fact that he says that michael bennett is offsides on every play. >> al: three receivers to the right side. palmer looking the other way. ooh, threw that into traffic. thirds and ten. >> cris: done you get the feeling that some defensive play is going to win this game? the more you watch it, every game somebody throws the ball, but the play to nelson was a huge play. even if they had to punt the football because what it did was it brought it to midfield. if you punt, you have a chance to pin them back and put pressure on seattle's offense to play back up. >> al: they've been doing that all night long. and now, seattle takes a time-out. and you only get two in

down to the final one. before third down and ten. >> cris: bruce arians will throw it anytime, anywhere. but he's seen what michael bennett and cliff avril, have been able to do against his protectors. >> al: palmer tonight, 238. wilson had very few days or nights like this one, in his career. on the ground, wilson carried the ball twice tonight for minus two. >> cris: if i were to throw the ball here, i would want this one out of my hands before anybody has a chance to get there. third and ten. >> al: palmer throws. it is lloyd, with an 18-yard

first down at the 32. >> cris: straight zone defense. and what a throw by palmer here. he's going to split the gap between the two underneath coverages. that's not sherman's responsibility. and the guy that had been struggling to catch the ball this year, michael floyd, makes a great catch in a clutch situation. >> al: give it to johnson. and johnson is able to pick up five hard-earned yards. he gets to the 27. he's closing in on the rushing lead. ezekiel elliott of dallas, i believe, would still be in front. but not by much. >> cris: this is like a repeat of the new england game, right? >> al: opening night. >> cris: to come down and win it with a field goal. an i think bruce arians would rather try to score a touchdown than try another field goal. >> al: oh, yeah. field goal extends the game.

a touchdown wins the game. this was the case of the green bay playoff game we did last year. and arizona takes a time-out. >> referee: first time-out, arizona. each team, one time-out. >> al: look at the scene next sunday night, philadelphia/dallas. ezekiel elliott, the leading rusher. dak prescott, who has been great. carson wentz. th they knocked off minnesota. a few story lines in that one. washington, losing today for detroit. and giants over in london, beat the rams. 4-3. everybody above .500 in the nfc east. >> cris: the pass rushers in philadelphia, maybe the best

the dallas cowboys. >> al: david johnson, 30 yards behind elliott for the rushing lead. and palmer, going to the end zone to try to win it. it's broken up. intended for nelson. and that's shead, back covering on the play. going for the win instead of third down and five. >> a >> cris: watch how patient he is. he does not interfere with that play. i was sure he was going to get pass interference and the ball on the 1 yard line. that was tremendous. i mean, that was tremendous. i felt nelson could have drawn that flag. but great patience. >> al: third and five, from the 27. palmer, good protection this time. throws, and the 14 yard line. and it's not caught by floyd,

down. instead, you have to bring in catanzaro, for an attempt of about 45 yards. >> cris: makes a great catch in his hands. lets this hit him in the shoulder pads. nothing wrong with using your pads to make a catch. you have to put your hands on it, the same time it hits your pads. catanzaro from 45. high drama on the kick. and this time, the kick, by catanzaro is good. so, it is 6-3, and seattle will get one possession. 3:30 into overtime. 6-3.

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but he's explosive. and catanzaro, will not give him an opportunity to run it back. so, wilson and company come out to the 25 yard line. >> cris: here's arizona's defense. they're getting ready. >> al: one thing about overtime, you look at the overtime, on the trampoline. everything is four down territory. nothing to lose. and that is the situation. backup rookie, tack until the game. george fant. rookie right guard, germain ifedi. >> cris: and you're playing tight to the receivers because you're confident that seattle's defensive line can't block. >> al: they give it to mike. and christine michael takes it

runs off the backside. graham lays down a nice block. it's a gain of ten. and a first down. >> cris: jimmy graham has to clean up the backside of that one. it was good, when you're struggling with pass protection. a ten-yard run to start things. >> al: you have the longest rush of the night. from the 35. the fake to mike. and the pass is caught at the 48 yard line by jimmy graham. a little change-up to him. jefferson makes the tackle. that's another first down. >> cris: i think this is one of the better throws that wilson makes. he is on the move, he has an innate ability to lob throws out there. i've seen him do that on multiple occasions. running towards the line of scrimmage. and drop it in over the top of a

not many people can do that. gain of 13 at the 38 yard line. stepping up. fires over the middle. that's the gain of about seven. graham again making the catch. second down and three. him. three, nice plays to start this drive. >> cris: pressure getting there almost instantaneously. the last couple of plays, russell wilson, bootleg up right. and step up through the pocket. starting to get in a little russell wilson groove here. >> al: gain of eight. second and two. and going through the hole goes

about to the edge of field goal range here. >> cris: that set that one up. >> al: a perfect time for the best drive of the night. >> cris: that's confidence when you get that extra down. >> al: from the 38. wilson, hanging in the pocket. throws. open again. and jimmy graham has him some overtime period. to the 23 yard line. a gain of 15. >> cris: he helped in protection. knock down josh morrow and pick up the first down. that's the reason you pay superstar players like that. and it's really an effective thing to start working the quick throws over the middle now, to

in this game. >> al: at the 24. stops them about at the line of scrimmage. markus golden. now, you're in three down territory to get the fourth down you have to get a field goal. >> cris: markus golden is relentless. i like to see guys that work as hard as he does. all of the extra stuff he does. they have great respect for. now, starting to get the results and the sacks that he deserves. >> al: second and nine, from the 23. four-man rush. as good again. caught, 19 yard line. that's lockett, making the catch. that will make it third down and

>> cris: this is when you say russell wilson on the edge, bootleg, quarterback draw. all the things that come into play. do they now or not? i think jimmy graham is the option play for me here. he will be brought down to the bottom pfr right? >> al: out wide to the right. bottom of the screen. third down aerofour. and wilson, throwing. it's incomplete, stopping was graham. tony jefferson was back there. it's fourth down. hauschka comes in to attempt a field goal. and this would be about 36 yards. >> cris: i have no idea what jimmy graham did there. he did not anticipate at all. >> al: last one, took a divot

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can't end in the regular season in a tie. very infrequent does that happen. the last one was two years ago. the bengals and carolina, wound up in a 37-37, tie. >> cris: there were a few players that didn't know it could end in a tie. >> al: you want to call donovan out on that? >> cris: no. he wasn't the only one. >> al: correct. >> cris: only one that admitted it. >> al: hauschka, the kickoff. brittan golden and j.j. nelson, both back at the goal line. hauschka's kick. taking a knee is nelson. and palmer will get the ball at the 25. a little recap of the game tonight. all-defense. but david johnson, with 164 yards from scrimmage. he led the league in that

russell wilson, he's had better nights, with a nice drive there. special teams, of course. huge two-blocked kicks for the seahawks. first one, leading to the first score. and hauschka, with the 36-yard field goal in overtime to extend the action. from the 25. play-action. palmer. deep downfield. and it will be caught at the 50 yard line by momah, who made the first catch of his career in regulation. and of all guys, second-year guy out of boston college, came off the practice squad in week four. 26-yard gain. >> cris: you can see, michael floyd, running the post route.

that area to allow carson palmer to fire that in there. not always, big-arm thrower needed in the national football league. that was one that was laid in perfectly. >> al: you get a chance to play. fells, is hurt. three-yard gain to david johnson for the 45 yard line. >> cris: you can only imagine how exhausted this seattle defense has to be. th lifetime in this game. and have not folded yet. they keep hanging in there. and this is the defense that has a way of making plays. >> al: defended 84 plays. and have been on the field for over 40 minutes. >> al: richard sherman, earl thomas, some of these guys have a knack. >> al: second and seven. palmer, protection. fires and the pass is