In Glendale, Arizona, the Seattle Seahawks secured a convincing victory against the Arizona Cardinals, extending their recent dominance over the team. In his first career start, quarterback Drew Lock stepped in for the injured Sam Darnold and delivered an impressive performance, throwing for 235 yards and three touchdowns, all caught by wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Lock’s efficient passing and Smith-Njigba’s strong receiving helped the Seahawks control the game from start to finish. The duo connected repeatedly, highlighting a potent offensive combination that Seattle utilized to maintain pressure on the Cardinals’ defense.

Seattle's ability to limit Arizona's offensive opportunities and capitalize on key plays was pivotal in solidifying the win. The Seahawks’ defense complemented their offensive success by containing the Cardinals throughout the game.

This victory marked another chapter in Seattle’s string of successful outings against Arizona, reinforcing the team’s confidence as it navigates the season with Darnold sidelined. The Seahawks will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming games.