The Arizona Cardinals dominated the Washington Commanders with a final score of 56-14 in a decisive Week 12 matchup. With playoff implications on the line, the Cardinals showcased their offensive firepower, solidifying their standing in the league while the Commanders struggled to find their rhythm. Quarterback Will Levis delivered a standout performance, throwing for 306 yards and an impressive six touchdowns, making him the catalyst for Arizona's explosive offense. KJ Hamler was his favorite target, racking up 118 receiving yards and contributing significantly to the scoring barrage. Meanwhile, the Commanders' Kaytron Allen managed only 11 rushing yards, highlighting the disparity in offensive execution. Defensively, the Cardinals were formidable, with Deane Leonard leading the charge with two interceptions, effectively stifling any momentum the Commanders attempted to build. Craig Woodson contributed as well with two tackles, although the unit as a whole relentlessly pressured Washington's offense. The turning point came early in the second quarter when Leonard's second interception set up another quick touchdown, pushing the Cardinals' lead to an insurmountable level.