Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks NFL Preview: Team news, betting, tickets, live stream, Fantasy Football and more

The Cardinals kick off their divisional slate in primetime as they travel to face the Seahawks on Thursday Night Football.

Arizona slipped to 2-1 after being undone by a last-second field goal against the 49ers, a defeat that means every team in the NFC West sits above .500 heading into Week 4.

Seattle, meanwhile, made light work of the Saints in Week 3, rolling to a comfortable win while covering the spread. It also marked the Seahawks’ second straight outing putting 30-plus points on the board.

Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks kick-off time

25 Sept 2025 - 20:15

State Farm Stadium

The Cardinals and Seahawks will meet in Week 4 of the NFL season at State Farm Stadium on Thursday, September 25, starting at 8:15 pm ET.

Team news & squads

Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks lineups

Arizona Cardinals

ARZ

Formation

Seattle Seahawks

SEA

Isaiah Adams

Budda Baker

Kelvin Beachum

Trey Benson

Aaron Brewer

Evan Brown

Baron Browning

Jordan Burch

Denzel Burke

Calais Campbell

Michael Carter

Kei'Trel Clark

Zaven Collins

Kitan Crawford

Akeem Davis-Gaither

Emari Demercado

Greg Dortch

Simi Fehoko

Hjalte Froholdt

Josh Fryar

Jon Gaines

Blake Gillikin

Anthony Goodlow

Darren Hall

Marvin Harrison Jr.

Elijah Higgins

Paris Johnson Jr.

Elijah Jones

Bam Knight

Trey McBride

Max Melton

Kyler Murray

P.J. Mustipher

Owen Pappoe

Tip Reiman

Darius Robinson

Chad Ryland

Cody Simon

Dante Stills

Josh Sweat

Dadrion Taylor-Demerson

Jalen Thompson

Dalvin Tomlinson

Xavier Weaver

Jonah Williams

Michael Wilson

Mack Wilson

Elijah Arroyo

AJ Barner

D'Anthony Bell

Jake Bobo

Anthony Bradford

Coby Bryant

Zach Charbonnet

Charles Cross

Sam Darnold

Michael Dickson

Derick Hall

George Holani

Tory Horton

Josh Jobe

Ernest Jones

Derion Kendrick

Amari Kight

Tyrice Knight

Cooper Kupp

DeMarcus Lawrence

Julian Love

Abraham Lucas

Boye Mafe

Mike Morris

Byron Murphy II

Jason Myers

Uchenna Nwosu

Ty Okada

Brandon Pili

Nehemiah Pritchett

Jarran Reed

Brady Russell

Eric Saubert

Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Chris Stoll

Jalen Sundell

Chazz Surratt

Drake Thomas

Kenneth Walker III

Leonard Williams

Devon Witherspoon

Tariq Woolen

Dareke Young

Grey Zabel

Seattle Seahawks

SEA

ARZ

-Line up

• 74

  Isaiah Adams

• 3

  Budda Baker

• 68

  Kelvin Beachum

• 33

  Trey Benson

• 46

  Aaron Brewer

• 63

  Evan Brown

• 5

  Baron Browning

• 52

  Jordan Burch

• 29

  Denzel Burke

• 93

  Calais Campbell

• 22

  Michael Carter

• 13

  Kei'Trel Clark

• 25

  Zaven Collins

• 36

  Kitan Crawford

• 27

  Akeem Davis-Gaither

• 31

  Emari Demercado

• 4

  Greg Dortch

• 80

  Simi Fehoko

• 72

  Hjalte Froholdt

• 78

  Josh Fryar

• 71

  Jon Gaines

• 12

  Blake Gillikin

• 95

  Anthony Goodlow

• 30

  Darren Hall

• 18

  Marvin Harrison Jr.

• 84

  Elijah Higgins

• 70

  Paris Johnson Jr.

• 28

  Elijah Jones

• 20

  Bam Knight

• 85

  Trey McBride

• 16

  Max Melton

• 1

  Kyler Murray

• 79

  P.J. Mustipher

• 44

  Owen Pappoe

• 87

  Tip Reiman

• 56

  Darius Robinson

• 38

  Chad Ryland

• 50

  Cody Simon

• 55

  Dante Stills

• 10

  Josh Sweat

• 42

  Dadrion Taylor-Demerson

• 34

  Jalen Thompson

• 94

  Dalvin Tomlinson

• 89

  Xavier Weaver

• 73

  Jonah Williams

• 14

  Michael Wilson

• 2

  Mack Wilson

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SEA

-Line up

• 18

  Elijah Arroyo

• 88

  AJ Barner

• 23

  D'Anthony Bell

• 19

  Jake Bobo

• 75

  Anthony Bradford

• 8

  Coby Bryant

• 26

  Zach Charbonnet

• 67

  Charles Cross

• 14

  Sam Darnold

• 4

  Michael Dickson

• 58

  Derick Hall

• 36

  George Holani

• 15

  Tory Horton

• 29

  Josh Jobe

• 13

  Ernest Jones

• 1

  Derion Kendrick

• 79

  Amari Kight

• 48

  Tyrice Knight

• 10

  Cooper Kupp

• —

  DeMarcus Lawrence

• 20

  Julian Love

• 72

  Abraham Lucas

• 53

  Boye Mafe

• 94

  Mike Morris

• 91

  Byron Murphy II

• 5

  Jason Myers

• 7

  Uchenna Nwosu

• 39

  Ty Okada

• 95

  Brandon Pili

• 28

  Nehemiah Pritchett

• 90

  Jarran Reed

• 38

  Brady Russell

• 81

  Eric Saubert

• 11

  Jaxon Smith-Njigba

• 41

  Chris Stoll

• 61

  Jalen Sundell

• 44

  Chazz Surratt

• 42

  Drake Thomas

• 9

  Kenneth Walker III

• 99

  Leonard Williams

• 21

  Devon Witherspoon

• 27

  Tariq Woolen

• 83

  Dareke Young

• 76

  Grey Zabel

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Arizona Cardinals team news

The Cardinals are dealing with a significant injury situation heading into their next game. Outside linebacker BJ Ojulari and first-round rookie defensive lineman Walter Nolen remain on the PUP list, while veteran defensive lineman Justin Jones and cornerback Garrett Williams are sidelined on injured reserve.

Several players on the active roster are also expected to miss action due to injuries, including running back James Conner, who was carted off the field with a right ankle injury in the third quarter against the 49ers. Reports indicate his season is likely over. With Conner out, the Cardinals’ backfield now falls squarely on the shoulders of second-year running back Trey Benson, who has already shown promise this season, averaging 7.5 yards per carry on 11 attempts for 83 yards over the first two weeks.Getty Images

Seattle Seahawks team news

Seattle fell short against San Francisco earlier in the season but pulled off a late-game rally against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers to get into the win column. Sam Darnold tossed two interceptions but still managed 295 yards and two touchdowns, including a clever escape on third down late in the fourth quarter that set up Kenneth Walker III’s go-ahead score.

Despite missing four key players—including cornerback Devon Witherspoon, safeties Julian Love and Nick Emmanwori, and running back Zach Charbonnet—Seattle dominated the Saints 44-13 at Lumen Field in Week 3. Only fullback Robbie Ouzts left the game with an apparent ankle injury.

The blowout allowed the Seahawks to rest several starters early, including Darnold, Kenneth Walker III, Cooper Kupp, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Charles Cross, Jalen Sundell, Leonard Williams, DeMarcus Lawrence, Ernest Jones IV, and Jarran Reed, giving the team a lighter load ahead of Thursday's short-week clash with the Cardinals. Coach Mike McDaniel noted Witherspoon, who’s been out with a knee injury, is pushing to return for the matchup.

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How to buy Cardinals vs Seahawks tickets

The showdown between the Cardinals and the Seahawks is set for State Farm Stadium in Arizona, a venue that packs in up to 63,400 fans and promises a fiery atmosphere on game day.

Tickets are already up for grabs on StubHub, with entry starting at $386. From there, prices climb through the tiers — $300, $400, $500, $600, $700, $800, $900, $1,000, and stretching all the way into the premium ranges of $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, $5,000, $6,000, and topping out at $10,406 for the best seats in the house.

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Cardinals vs Seahawks Fantasy Football

After a shaky opener where he managed just 150 yards with no touchdowns, Sam Darnold (17.4 projected W4 points) has quickly begun to resemble the quarterback who guided Minnesota to 14 wins last year. In Seattle’s Week 3 rout of New Orleans, the veteran looked sharp, racking up 218 yards and two scores before giving way to Drew Lock once the game was well in hand. With Cooper Kupp and Jaxon Smith-Njigba thriving out wide, Darnold could present the toughest quarterback test Arizona has seen so far this season as the Seahawks chase a third straight win.

On the ground, Kenneth Walker III showcased his explosiveness in Week 2 against Pittsburgh, and though his efficiency dipped in the 44-13 victory over the Saints, he still found the end zone twice while adding a 12-yard reception. Even with Zach Charbonnet doubtful, Walker remains firmly locked in as Seattle's lead back and a strong RB2 option heading into Thursday’s clash with the Cardinals.

Meanwhile, Kyler Murray (18 projected W4 points) continues to lean on his legs to buoy his fantasy stock. He threw for just 159 yards and a short touchdown to Trey McBride against the 49ers, salvaging his day with 37 rushing yards. Despite Arizona’s 16-15 loss, Murray’s mobility keeps him in the low-end QB1 mix. However, the Cardinals suffered another blow when James Conner went down with a serious ankle injury requiring surgery, leaving second-year back Trey Benson to step into a full-time role in the offense.Getty Images

Cardinals vs Seahawks Game Predictions

The Seahawks look considerably underrated heading into this matchup, especially after dismantling the Saints in Week 3.

Arizona, by contrast, has yet to find its rhythm on offense this season. The Cardinals needed turnovers to break the 20-point barrier against Carolina, but in their other two outings—including the opener against New Orleans—they failed to cross that mark.

Seattle, meanwhile, has flexed its attacking firepower, posting 31 points on the Steelers before piling on 44 against the Saints. Both sides sit at 2-1 against the spread, but Arizona’s Week 3 loss to San Francisco exposed its offensive limitations against a top-tier defense.

On a short turnaround, the edge may swing Seattle’s way. The Seahawks had the luxury of resting key starters late in their lopsided victory, while Arizona not only endured a punishing contest but also lost running back James Conner to injury.

Cardinals vs Seahawks Betting Odds

Spread

Seahawks +1.5 (-110)

Cardinals -1.5 (-110)

Moneyline

Seahawks: +102

Cardinals: -122

Total

43.5 (Over -110/Under -110)

Form

Head-to-Head Record

ARZ

Last 5 matches

SEA

0

Wins

0

Draws

5

Wins

• Arizona Cardinals

  18

  -

  30

  Seattle Seahawks

• Seattle Seahawks

  16

  -

  6

  Arizona Cardinals

• Arizona Cardinals

  20

  -

  21

  Seattle Seahawks

• Seattle Seahawks

  20

  -

  10

  Arizona Cardinals

• Arizona Cardinals

  21

  -

  31

  Seattle Seahawks

Useful links

• Cardinals 2025 NFL schedule: TV channel, livestream & where to watch the games
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