Seattle edged Arizona 23-20 in a wild finish, surviving a furious Cardinals rally to claim the walk-off victory. Seattle’s offense wobbled at times, but clutch plays from Marvin Harrison Jr. and A.J. Barner plus a late Jason Myers boot kept the Seahawks in front. Arizona flashed life in the fourth quarter, but a mini-bye looms as a critical reset to rework a plan that finally adapts to risk and more involvement for receivers. Next up: Titans at home, with Tampa Bay and Philadelphia on the near horizon.

The win tightens Seattle’s outlook while the Cardinals face a crucial rebuild period. Kyler Murray’s turnover early stung, but the late drive showed resilience. If Arizona can sustain that energy with a smarter passing attack and sharper decision-making, they could leverage the soft scheduling ahead and test a playoff path later in the year.