Seahawks Set for Week 10 Clash Against Cardinals at Lumen Field
The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for another exciting showdown this Sunday, November 9, as they face the Arizona Cardinals at Lumen Field in Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season. Kickoff is set for 1:05 p.m. Pacific Time, and fans are already buzzing for what promises to be another intense NFC West matchup.
Now, this isn’t just another regular game on the schedule. Seattle has been absolutely dominant over Arizona in recent years. The Seahawks have won their last eight meetings with the Cardinals and nine of the last ten since 2020. That kind of consistency says a lot about how well-prepared and balanced this team has been under pressure.
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Statistically, Seattle continues to impress on both sides of the ball. They currently boast the league’s second-ranked run defense, giving up just 85.9 rushing yards per game. Their passing attack is ranked fourth overall with 255.1 yards through the air, and they’re sitting fifth in both scoring offense (28.9 points per game) and scoring defense (18.8 points allowed). On top of that, they’re tied for the fewest sacks allowed in the league — only nine all season — showing just how strong that offensive line has been.
There’s also a milestone on the horizon for defensive tackle Jarran Reed. He needs just half a sack to move past Frank Clark for 10th place on the Seahawks’ all-time sacks list, which would put him at 35.5. That’s a big achievement and something fans will definitely be watching for on Sunday.
If you’re planning to tune in, the game will be broadcast live on CBS, with Kevin Harlan calling the play-by-play and Trent Green providing color commentary. Melanie Collins will be reporting from the sidelines, giving viewers all the in-game updates. On radio, you can catch the action on Seattle Sports 710 AM and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM, where Steve Raible and Dave Wyman will handle commentary, joined by Jen Mueller on the sidelines. The game will also air nationally on ESPN Radio with Roxy Bernstein and Kelly Stouffer.
For those watching on the go, the matchup will stream live on the Seahawks Mobile App and Seahawks.com for fans in the Seattle area, as well as in countries like Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Australia, and New Zealand. And of course, NFL+ subscribers can catch all the action live, with options for replays and in-depth analysis through NFL+ Premium.
As game day approaches, all eyes will be on whether the Seahawks can extend their winning streak against the Cardinals and continue their strong run this season. With the numbers and momentum on their side, Seattle looks ready to defend home turf once again.
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