The Seahawks bounced back from a tough loss on Monday night with a strong showing against the Cardinals, winning 17-3 despite playing without several key players on both sides of the ball.

In addition to that final score, here are 12 numbers that help tell the story of Sunday's win at Lumen Field:

11

Consecutive wins by the Seahawks over the Cardinals, the longest streak against a single opponent in franchise history.

3

Points scored by the Cardinals, who managed only a touchdown in the previous meeting between the two teams. The combined 10 points in two matchups this season is tied for the fewest by any team in a season series versus a division opponent in the last five seasons. It was the sixth time since Mike Macdonald took over in 2024 that the Seahawks have held an opponent to 3 or fewer points. No other team has more than three such games over the past three seasons, according to ESPN Research.

198

Total yards gained by the Cardinals, marking the third time this season an opponent has been held under 200 yards, including Seattle's Week 2 win over Arizona in which the Cardinals gained just 151 yards.

0

Turnovers committed by the Seahawks, just their second turnover-free game this season along with their season-opening win over the Patriots.

1,036

Receiving yards for Jaxon Smith-Njigba after nine games. It's the second straight season in which Smith-Njigba has reached the 1,000-yard mark nine games into the season, and he is now the third player in franchise history to have 1,000 receiving yards in three consecutive seasons, joining Tyler Lockett and Hall of Famer Steve Largent.

77

Rushing yards for Zach Charbonnet on 16 carries in just his second game back from the torn ACL he suffered last January.

54

Receiving yards on four catches for rookie running back Jadarian Price. It was the first time this season a player other than Jaxon Smith-Njigba has led the team in receiving yards.

2

Touchdowns for tight end AJ Barner, one receiving and one rushing. It was the second multi-touchdown game for Barner in his career and first with rushing and receiving scores. With both touchdowns coming in the second quarter, Barner became the first Seahawk since Chris Carson in 2019 to score rushing and receiving touchdowns in the same quarter.

0

Touchdowns scored by the Cardinals in two trips to the red zone, a big improvement for a Seahawks defense that, despite all of its success on the rest of the field, has struggled to get stops in the red zone.

2

Touchdowns for the Seahawks in as many trips to the red zone, another area of improvement for Seattle.

3

Tackles for loss for outside linebacker Derick Hall, a single-game high and the only time Hall has had multiple tackles for a loss in a game other than his two-sack performance in Super Bowl LX.

0

Sacks allowed by the Seahawks, with the Cardinals managing only three quarterback hits.