The Arizona Cardinals held off the Seattle Seahawks 21-17 on Sunday, surviving a four-point finish in a Week 2 matchup that carried early NFC West weight. Neither side could pull away, and the outcome hung in the balance into the closing stretch. For Arizona, it was a division win banked before the schedule tightens. For Seattle, it was a game that got away by a possession. Jacoby Brissett was the game's most productive passer, piling up 338 yards through the air and keeping the chains moving all afternoon. Jalen Milroe was the more efficient scorer, throwing a game-high two touchdown passes. Marvin Harrison Jr. was the headliner at receiver, hauling in 128 yards and consistently winning down the field. Travis Etienne Jr. led all rushers with 65 yards, though neither offense found much traction on the ground. The defenses made this one a grind. Josh Sweat was the disruptor, getting home twice for a pair of sacks that stalled drives at critical moments. Julian Love was everywhere in run support and underneath coverage, leading all tacklers with nine stops. The swing came on Ty Okada's interception, the game's lone takeaway, and with the margin sitting at four points, that possession proved the difference.