The Seahawks beat the Cardinals 17-3 on Sunday, improving to an 11-game winning streak over Arizona.
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The Seattle Seahawks rebounded from a tough Monday-night loss with a 17-3 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at Lumen Field, producing several standout results across offence, defence and special teams.
Seattle extended its dominance over Arizona with 11 consecutive wins, the franchise’s longest streak against a single opponent.
The Cardinals finished with 3 points, managing only a touchdown in the most recent meeting after scoring 10 points combined with Seattle across this season’s series.
Arizona gained 198 total yards, marking the third time this season that an opponent has been held under 200 yards, including Seattle’s Week 2 win over Arizona when the Cardinals totalled 151.
The Seahawks committed zero turnovers, just their second turnover-free game of the season after their season-opening win over the Patriots.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba produced 1,036 receiving yards after nine games, marking the second straight season he has reached 1,000 receiving yards by the ninth game of the year.
Zach Charbonnet added 77 rushing yards on 16 carries in his second game back from a torn ACL suffered last January.
Rookie running back Jadarian Price recorded 54 receiving yards on four catches, and it was the first time this season that a player other than Smith-Njigba led Seattle in receiving yards.
Tight end AJ Barner scored two touchdowns, one receiving and one rushing. The two touchdowns were his second multi-touchdown game in his career and the first time he had both a rushing and receiving score.
The Seahawks also limited the Cardinals in the red zone, with Arizona scoring touchdowns in two red-zone trips, while Seattle scored twice in two trips into the red zone.
Outside linebacker Derick Hall recorded 3 tackles for loss, a single-game high for him and the only time in a game other than his two-sack performance in Super Bowl LX that he recorded multiple tackles for loss.
Seattle allowed 0 sacks, with Arizona generating only three quarterback hits.
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