In a thrilling Divisional Round matchup, the Seattle Seahawks narrowly defeated the Arizona Cardinals 31-28, securing their spot in the next stage of the playoffs. Both teams fought fiercely, but it was Seattle's late-game composure that ultimately made the difference in this tightly contested battle. Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett put on a show, throwing for 298 yards and two touchdowns, while also leading the team in the air attack. His favorite target, Michael Wilson, had a standout performance with 140 receiving yards, showcasing his ability to stretch the field. On the ground, Jeremiyah Love contributed significantly with 87 rushing yards, providing a balanced offensive threat that kept the Seahawks on their toes. Defensively, Seattle's Nehemiah Pritchett led the way with six total tackles, but it was Bud Clark's crucial interception that shifted the momentum in the second half. The turning point came late in the game when Clark picked off Brissett, allowing the Seahawks to regain control and ultimately seal their victory. Despite strong performances from the Cardinals' offense, it was Seattle’s defensive plays that proved pivotal in clinching the win.