In a tightly contested Week 9 matchup, the Seattle Seahawks narrowly defeated the Arizona Cardinals, 28-25. Both teams were vying for crucial playoff positioning, making this a must-win game as the season heads into its second half. The Seahawks' victory keeps them firmly in the hunt for a playoff spot, while the Cardinals will regroup as they look to bounce back. Seattle's offense was led by quarterback Sam Darnold, who threw for 285 yards and showcased his accuracy throughout the game. Jacoby Brissett kept the Cardinals competitive with three touchdown passes, but it was Rashid Shaheed's standout performance, racking up 105 receiving yards, that gave Seattle the edge in the passing game. Meanwhile, Jadarian Price contributed effectively on the ground with 51 rushing yards, adding balance to the Seahawks' offensive attack. Defensively, the game was marked by crucial plays that shifted momentum. Arizona's Zaven Collins recorded a sack, but it was Budda Baker’s interception that highlighted the Cardinals' defensive efforts. Ultimately, however, it was Seattle's ability to limit big plays in the second half that proved decisive, allowing them to hold off a late surge from Arizona and secure the victory.