Colt McCoy is the only NFL quarterback – including Seahawk QBs - to win a start at Seattle each of the last 2 regular seasons.   He led the Giants to a 17-12 win here last December & had 328 passing yards & 2 TDs in Cardinals 23-13 victory here today pic.twitter.com/s24n3kf1fk

Rondale Moore had negative-11 air yards on his 11 targets today. Wow.

#AZCardinals QB Kyler Murray, still dealing with that high-ankle injury, likely will end up resting until the bye, source said. He wants to play and there is a chance, but similar to the last few weeks, there is a much better chance that Colt McCoy (pectoral) plays than Murray.

Colt McCoy has been magnificent. What a TD throw on the run to Christian Kirk.

Chandler Jones has never played a game for the Seahawks, but is now 10th all-time in sacks at Lumen Field... pic.twitter.com/mW68uep6i7

Zach Ertz's big Week 11 has vaulted him to sixth among TEs in fantasy points this season. Incredible when you consider his rough 2020 and the mid-season trade.

Cardinals OLB Markus Golden just secured his 10th sack of the season, earning him a $500K incentive 💰💰 That's the third sack incentive he's reached this season, as he previously earned $500K. With 3.0 more this year, he'll earn another $1M.

That 53-yard FG by Matt Prater was his 63rd career FG of 50+ yards – the most in NFL history. pic.twitter.com/eHR8LjHUhV

Stop if you've heard this before. James Conner 1-yard TD run. His 12th rushing TD, 13th total TD. That should do it.

The Arizona Cardinals played without quarterback Kyler Murray and receiver DeAndre Hopkins for the third game in a row. It didn’t matter.

They improved to 9-2 on the season with a 23-13 win over the Seattle Seahawks on the road.

Quarterback Colt McCoy was great. He completed 35-of-44 passes for 328 yards and two touchdowns. They got important contributions from a number of players on offense, and the defense was stellar.

In all, they won their sixth game on the road and their fourth in the division and enter the bye in first place in the NFC despite not having their best offensive players for three weeks

Isaiah Simmons stopped covering Lockett and didn't know the ball was coming. Seahawks gain 48.

#Browns inactives: WR Anthony Schwartz WR Donovan Peoples-Jones CB Troy Hill CB A.J. Green DE Takkarist McKinley DE Ifeadi Odenigbo DT Sheldon Day

Cardinals DBs, dang. Robert Alford loses Lockett in coverage for a big gain, and then Lockett flops big-time and Jalen Thompson gets a weak flag. Officials are going to realize it was a mistake when they look later.

Jordan Hicks thisclose to an INT. And the Seattle crowd boos.

Great play by Marco Wilson to break up the bomb to Metcalf. Baker was there too until Metcalf bodied him.

Prater misses the point-after wide right, and it's 13-3. He was even lined up on the left hash. Snap was a little off but Andy Lee got it down OK.

Kelvin Beachum was down after the TD, but he ended up walking off.

Cardinals still need to figure it out defending the run. But that drive just makes me think of what Budda Baker says consistently, which is that the Cards want to give up no points, but if a team drives, at least make it only a field goal. Obvious, yes. But crucial.

The Seahawks caught the Cardinals at just the right time – Arizona was missing its franchise quarterback Kyler Murray, its top wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, plus star pass-rusher J.J. Watt and a host of other important players. All that didn’t matter, as Seattle just couldn’t shake off the funk that’s followed this team throughout the 2021 season.

Another dysfunctional offensive performance and a couple miscues on defense were all it took to cost the Seahawks their most important game of the year – even against a backup quarterback, even on their homefield. Here are seven takeaways from a season-crushing 23-13 loss to the Cards

Kliff Kingsbury is ready for this one. He's jumping around and stretching on the sideline like he's going in.

So this is interesting: I've been watching Kliff Kingsbury the last two defensive drives and he's been standing behind the white, pacing the sideline behind the players. Vance Joseph is standing in the white. It's almost like this team has two different HCs, one for O & one for D