The Arizona Cardinals held off the Seattle Seahawks 31-30 on Sunday, surviving a shootout in the desert to move forward in the Week 2 NFC West race. Seattle had every chance to steal it, but Arizona made the last play that mattered. In a division where every point figures to count come December, the Cardinals banked a win that could look enormous months from now. Jalen Milroe was brilliant in defeat, carving up the Arizona secondary for 325 yards and four touchdown passes, with Jaxon Smith-Njigba his most reliable target at 90 receiving yards. Arizona countered with a ground game that refused to quit, as Jeremiyah Love pounded out 114 rushing yards to control tempo and keep Milroe on the sideline. It was a classic contrast in styles — Seattle striking through the air, the Cardinals grinding out yardage between the tackles. In the end, the difference was a single point. Arizona's defense didn't dominate, but it produced the play that decided the afternoon. Isaiah Oliver's interception was the game's lone takeaway, a turning point that swung possession at a critical juncture and denied Seattle the extra crack it needed. Josh Sweat added the game's only sack, giving the Cardinals a rare disruptive moment against an otherwise humming Seahawks attack. Roquan Smith led all defenders with five tackles for Seattle, but the Seahawks had no answer for the one mistake that sent them home 30-31 losers.