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Next Gen Stat Of The Week: Drew Lock & Seahawks Offense Find Success With Quick Passing Game

Drew Lock leaned on the quick passing game to help lead the Seahawks to a Week 9 win over the Cardinals.

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Making his second start this season, Drew Lock was playing through an elbow injury that has limited him in practice for the past three weeks, but he was still able to be effective in helping lead the Seahawks to a 17-3 win over the Cardinals.

One key Seattle's offensive success was the speed with which Lock got rid of the ball.

According to Next Gen Stats, Lock had a 2.41-second time to throw average in the game, the quickest in his career. On quick throws (under 2.5 seconds), Lock was 13 of 18 for 110 yards, including a second-quarter touchdown pass to AJ Barner.

Among Lock's favorite targets in the quick passing game was running back Jadarian Price, who had four catches for a team-leading 54 yards. That quick passing game also contributed to the Seahawks not giving up a sack and allowing only three quarterback hits.

Check out the best game action photos from the Seahawks vs. Cardinals matchup on November 9, 2026 at Lumen Field.

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