Seahawks 42, Cardinals 14, and it was not that close. Jalen Milroe did the damage for Seahawks — 21/32, 250 yards, 2 TD. Antonio Gibson ran it for Seahawks — 15 carries, 121 yards, 1 TD. Total yards: Seahawks 521, Cardinals 266.

Ethan Price: "Arizona came in throwing on 69% of snaps and left having moved the ball through the air while getting run over on the ground—241 to 85—which is a polite way of saying San Francisco's offensive line, despite allowing 6 sacks, stayed functional enough to let the run game live. Beck's 312 yards looked productive until you noticed Purdy needed just 204 to finish ahead, because the Niners didn't need volume, they needed efficiency, and they got it on the ground where it mattered." Devon Walker: "San Francisco's offensive line got shredded for 6 sacks and still won because Arizona couldn't do anything with the ball on the ground—the 49ers ran for 241 yards on a team that's been broken all season, and that gap is wider than the final score."

49ers took care of Cardinals, 23-17. Carson Beck was steady for Cardinals — 19/41, 312 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Brock Purdy threw for 49ers — 25/46, 204 yards, 1 TD. Make it 3 consecutive games past 250 for Carson Beck. On the ground: 49ers 241, Cardinals 85.

Ethan Price: "Las Vegas won a game it had no business winning: Arizona moved the ball at will, Harrison Jr. was uncoverable for 214 yards, and the Cardinals still lost because they couldn't stop the run and turned it over just enough times to let a better team steal it." Riley Parker: "Arizona threw 43 times and still mustered just 13 points—that's not a receiver problem, that's an offense that can't finish, and at 4-12 they're running out of time to prove they can."

Raiders took care of Cardinals, 20-13. Carson Beck threw for Cardinals — 23/43, 355 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT — in a losing effort. Marvin Harrison Jr was the target for Cardinals — 9 catches, 214 yards, 1 TD. That is 3 straight games over 100 for Marvin Harrison Jr. Through the air: Cardinals 355, Raiders 179.

Caleb Brooks: "Arizona's defense smothered Cade Klubnik—3 interceptions and no answers—while the Cardinals offense moved the ball with ease, 232 passing yards to 166, in a complete shutout." Daniel Keller: "Arizona's 44-0 margin flips what we've seen all season: a 4-10 team that turns the ball over constantly instead turned it over zero times against a Jets team that couldn't protect its quarterback or stay on the field." Zoe Bell: "Arizona's defense didn't just win this game—it erased the margin between two bad teams by making New York's turnover problem terminal: 3 picks and a shutout says the Jets found a way to lose that goes beyond scheme."

The Jets got shut out 44-0, and the diagnosis is clear: Cade Klubnik threw 3 interceptions with no touchdowns while Arizona's Carson Beck went 14 of 27 for 232 yards and 2 scores. New York needs to stop the self-inflicted wounds—they had 3 giveaways to Arizona's 0—and generate some semblance of a pass rush, managing just 1 sack against 3 allowed. The Cardinals controlled this one on the ground and through the air, outgaining the Jets 320 to 258, and until the Jets stop turning the ball over and start creating pressure up front, games like this will keep piling up.

Lions were never troubled, putting Cardinals away 38-17. Jared Goff threw for Lions — 26/36, 308 yards, 1 TD. Aidan Hutchinson lived in the backfield for Lions — 3.5 sacks. A season best for Jared Goff. Total yards: Lions 493, Cardinals 251.