Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks Match Player Stats (Nov 9, 2025)

DeMarcus Lawrence had scored two touchdowns in 12 NFL seasons before November 9, 2025. He matched that total in a single half against the Arizona Cardinals, returning two fumbles for touchdowns as the Seattle Seahawks built a 28-0 lead before the second quarter had even reached its midpoint.

By the time it ended, Seattle led 44-22, capping a 38-7 halftime score that was its highest-scoring half of the season, and the Seahawks improved to 7-2. Arizona, trailing by 31 points at the break, fell to 3-6. What follows is the complete box score from that Week 10 game at Lumen Field: team totals, the scoring summary, and every individual stat line.

Final score

Team stats

The 22-point final margin looked more lopsided than the yardage did. Arizona actually ran more offensive plays than Seattle, 73 to 59, and finished within 37 total yards of the Seahawks. The gap showed up in turnovers and points off them, not raw production.

Scoring summary

Seattle led 21-0 after the first quarter and had it at 28-0 just 52 seconds into the second.

Passing

Darnold attempted just 12 passes all game and still out-rated Brissett by nearly 30 points, going 10 of 12 for 178 yards and a touchdown. Seattle leaned on the run once the lead grew.

Brissett’s 258 yards is his gross passing total, before Arizona’s five sacks are subtracted. The team figure used above, 206, reflects that loss.

Rushing

Seattle ran 46 times to Arizona’s 23, controlling the ball for more than 33 minutes behind Zach Charbonnet and Kenneth Walker III.

Receiving

Trey McBride had the biggest receiving day of anyone on the field, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s five catches were enough to push him past 1,000 yards for the season.

Defense

Seattle’s defense outscored Arizona’s offense in the first half, 14 points to 7. The Seahawks sacked Brissett five times and turned two forced fumbles directly into touchdowns.

Arizona totals: 67 tackles, 38 solo, 1 sack, 5 TFL, 2 PD, 1 QB hit. Seattle totals: 72 tackles, 41 solo, 5 sacks, 10 TFL, 10 PD, 10 QB hits, 2 TD.

Turnovers

Seattle actually lost the turnover battle, three giveaways to Arizona’s two, an unusual split for a team that won by 22 points. Both of Arizona’s fumbles turned into Seattle touchdowns on the spot, courtesy of DeMarcus Lawrence.

Arizona: 2 fumbles, 2 lost, 2 recovered. Seattle: 4 fumbles, 2 lost, 4 recovered. Denzel Burke had Arizona’s only interception, a four-yard return. Seattle did not intercept a pass.

Special teams

Jason Myers made all three of his field goal tries, and Seattle never had to punt.

Neither team returned a punt.

Injuries

Six Cardinals were hurt and did not return: safety Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (ankle), tackle Jonah Williams (shoulder), receiver Simi Fehoko (wrist), defensive tackle Walter Nolen III (knee), running back Bam Knight (ankle) and defensive end Darius Robinson (groin). Smith-Njigba was evaluated for a concussion and returned to the game. Seattle center Jalen Sundell left with a knee injury and did not come back.

Records and milestones

Lawrence’s two fumble-return touchdowns made him the sixth player since at least 1991 to score twice on defense in a single half. Smith-Njigba’s five catches pushed him to 1,041 receiving yards through nine games, the first NFL receiver to reach 1,000 yards in the 2025 season and a mark that also made him the eighth player in Seahawks history with back-to-back 1,000-yard years. He had gone over 75 receiving yards in each of his first nine games, a stretch matched before only by Antonio Brown in 2014 and Michael Irvin in 1995. Seattle’s 28-0 first-half lead was its second in as many weeks, a feat only two other Super Bowl-era teams had managed on back-to-back Sundays. Rashid Shaheed, traded from New Orleans the Tuesday before, made his Seahawks debut with a catch for 3 yards, two carries for 20 yards and three kickoff returns for 67 yards.

Season series

Seattle swept the season series. The teams had met six weeks earlier, on September 25 in Glendale, when Jason Myers beat the clock with a 52-yard field goal to win 23-20 after Arizona rallied from a 20-6 deficit.

The win extended Seattle’s streak over Arizona to nine straight games dating to 2021. Seattle leads the all-time series 31-22-1.

Seattle didn’t stop at 7-2. The Seahawks closed the season 14-3, a franchise record, and allowed fewer points than any other defense in the league, a group that would earn the nickname “The Dark Side.” Smith-Njigba broke Seattle’s single-season receiving record two weeks after this game and went on to win the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year award. Three months later, the Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX. The rout of Arizona, as lopsided as it looked in November, turned out to be an early sign of where that team was headed.