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Seahawks' defense shuts down the Cardinals 17-3 and ends the game with a goal-line stand

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If you skipped Sunday's game, here's the short version: Seattle beat Arizona 17-3 at Lumen Field to improve to 5-4, after a Monday night 34-17 loss to the Bears. Arizona didn't score a point after its first drive.

Arizona gained 74 yards on its first drive and 124 the rest of the way

Source: seahawks.com

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Opening drive74 yards
Rest of the game124 yards

The big worry was the . Before Sunday, opponents had scored on 83% of Seattle's red zone trips, the league's worst rate. Arizona went 0-for-2, and the game ended on a four-down goal-line stand capped by Nick Emmanwori's fourth-down pass breakup on Trey McBride.

Opponents scored on 83% of Seattle's red zone trips before Sunday

83%Share of red zone trips opponents scored on before Sunday

Source: HeraldNet.com

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Share of red zone trips opponents scored on before Sunday83%
Seahawks' 2025 rate50%
  • Tackles for loss: eight combined
  • Rushing yards allowed: 50 total
  • Dante Fowler Jr. strip-sacked Gardner Minshew to end the first half

Without Sam Darnold, backup Drew Lock threw for 175 yards and a touchdown. Zach Charbonnet ran for 77 yards on 16 carries in his second game of 2026 after recovering from an ACL injury.

Sources: HeraldNet.com, Seattle Seahawks, seahawks.com

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