Cardinals are hoping Skelton has only a high ankle sprain. But sounds like it could be more serious

— Kent Somers (@kentsomers) September 10, 2012

To be fair, I'm sure Arizona is hoping it was a mild sprain and he'll be fine on Monday. But the fear of it being much worse has them leaning towards a high ankle sprain.

As more information is known about Russell Okung we will share it. Hopefully it isn't serious and at least it isn't another high ankle sprain.

Per Carroll LT Russell Okung twisted his knee, WR Doug Baldwin had the wind knocked out of him.

— Liz Mathews 710 ESPN (@Liz_Mathews) September 10, 2012

John Skelton and Russell Wilson both drove their teams down the field at the end of the game.

Skelton made the plays and his receivers responded, securing the go-ahead touchdown. Arizona smartly went into a hurry-up offense to help stem Seattle's pass-rush.

Wilson made several throws and missed on a pair, but Rice, Baldwin and Edwards all failed to catch what would have been go-ahead touchdown throws.

Wilson wasn't spectacular in this game but he was under pressure and his receivers failed to make plays that Seattle needed them to make.

Seattle will look to get even on the season as they host the Dallas Cowboys next week.

Arizona will travel to Boston to attempt to show their defense is legitimate. 

Both teams need to work on their offensive line.

Never want to judge one game too much, but if #Seahawks hope to challenge the 49ers, they have a lot of work to do.

— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) September 10, 2012

One of several blunders by "The Replacements" today:

Seahawks coaches were smirking on the sidelines because they knew they got an extra timeout twitpic.com/asyw19

— Larry Brown (@LBSports) September 10, 2012

Perhaps the Seahawks should have lobbied for a PI call there. It worked for Arizona earlier.

Good defense, good throw by Wilson, but Edwards doesn't pull it down. Tough loss for Seattle, great win for Arizona.

Gut-check time, take four. Who wants to step up?

Finally...Pereira shows up to let the broadcast crew know what happened.

LOVE THOSE REPLACEMENT REFS!

One thing is certain. One group of fans will be on cloud-nine after this game and the other will feel like they were kicked in the stomach.

Seattle should have lost a TO for the Baldwin injury. They are out. This will result in a 10 second runoff.

Wow. As much as I hated two of the PI penalties on Seattle...OK-he did get there first.

At least they called them both ways.

This was the type of game Seattle lost in 2011. Can they turn it around this season? 

Baldwin was the feel-good story of 2011 for Seattle. He could have earned a new pair of glass slippers but couldn't make the tough grab.

Instead he loses his air. 

Here's one thought, but likely too late to try.

Do the Seahawks not have any sort of screen pass in the playbook?All this pressure is screaming for it.

— Daniel Gustkey (@gutchecktime) September 9, 2012

Nobody. Both teams botched the play. Rice dropped the go-ahead touchdown pass and Peterson committed a penalty.

Gut-check time goes too...

Seattle's backup tackles is an even thinner proposition than the Cardinals. Frank Omiyale is barely passable at guard.

Every Seahawk fan's heart just dropped to their knees seeing Okung limp off the field.

One observation on Kolb vs. Skelton:

Skelton was running a normal offense...huddling up, calling a play, going to the line and hoping he had time to throw.

When Kolb entered the game Arizona went to a forma I spoke of before the game to curb Seattle's pass rush. They went to the hurry-up offense.

Yes, Kolb had a great series, but it isn't exactly a fair comparison.

Lenon with a big hit but Seattle is driving right now. It is hard not to love the way the NFC West is transitioning to a hearty smash-mouth form of defense.

Perhaps that wasn't vintage Beast Mode, but turning a four-yard loss into a four-yard gain is a HUGE twist on fist down.

Well...it was until Paris Lenon registered that sack.

Somewhere @adamschein is putting on his Kevin Kolb jersey.

— Tyson Langland(@TysonNFL) September 9, 2012

Kevin Kolb gives the Cardinals the lead! If Skelton is healthy he may have lost the staring job.

Obviously that pass interference isn't going to get called every time. There was a lot more contact in other games that wasn't called.

Sherman had position and didn't push off.

Is Terrell lobbying for a job?

Praying Skelton's injury isn't too serious!!

— Terrell Owens (@terrellowens) September 9, 2012