The Arizona Cardinals topped the Pittsburgh Steelers 24-10 in a Week 4 matchup of the 2027 season, securing a crucial victory to improve their standing. The Cardinals displayed a balanced offensive attack that kept the Steelers on their heels throughout the contest. Gregory Hall led the Cardinals' offense with a solid performance, throwing for 237 yards and contributing to the team's scoring efforts. Jeremiyah Love also made his mark on the ground with 77 rushing yards, providing vital support in the running game. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh's Drew Allar managed to throw for one touchdown but struggled to keep pace with Arizona's offensive firepower. Defensively, the Cardinals were effective in limiting the Steelers' scoring opportunities, with Josh Sweat recording a sack that helped shift momentum in the game. Although Payton Wilson of Pittsburgh tallied eight tackles, it was the Cardinals' ability to capitalize on turnovers and key stops that ultimately sealed the victory. The turning point came in the second quarter when Arizona's defense forced a critical interception, allowing them to extend their lead and dictate the pace of the game.