In a decisive Conference Championship clash, the Seattle Seahawks topped the Arizona Cardinals 20-5, securing their place in the Super Bowl and demonstrating their dominance throughout the game. With high stakes on the line, the Seahawks showcased a well-rounded performance that left little doubt about their capabilities. Sam Darnold was the standout performer for Seattle, throwing for 299 yards and two touchdowns, effectively leading the offense. He connected frequently with Tory Horton, who amassed 86 receiving yards, while Zach Charbonnet added a solid ground game with 73 rushing yards, helping to control the tempo and maintain a lead. Defensively, the Seahawks were relentless, with DeMarcus Lawrence recording two crucial sacks that disrupted the Cardinals' rhythm. Ernest Jones IV’s two interceptions proved pivotal, shifting the momentum firmly in Seattle's favor. The turning point came early in the second half, when Jones intercepted a pass, leading to a touchdown that extended the lead and ultimately sealed the victory for the Seahawks.