Arizona Cardinals vs. Seattle Seahawks: Live Score, Highlights and Analysis

Seattle Seahawks 58, Arizona Cardinals 0

Depending upon who you root for, this game was one of two things: the worst game in the history of your fan-hood, or the best.

For Arizona (4-9), they have now dropped nine consecutive games. That's a record since moving from St. Louis. It's nowhere near their franchise record 29-game suck-fest from 1942-'45, but if things keep heading in the direction they are, there's no telling how long the streak can go.

To expect it to end this season is futile, as the team still has the Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears and San Francisco 49ers remaining.

For Seattle (8-5), they just keep on rolling. They have won four of five since dropping two consecutive games in mid-October and are a perfect 6-0 at home this season. They are in the middle of the NFC playoff race, led by a rookie quarterback once thought to be too small for football.

The only thing small about Russell Wilson is the number of mistakes he's made this season.

He did throw his first home interception as a pro on a nice play from Cards cornerback Patrick Peterson. The pick came after Wilson had helped his Seahawks build a 31-0 lead, however, so it was no big deal.

Final Stats Leaders

Offense

Russell Wilson: 7-of-13, 148 yards, one touchdown, one interception, 88.0 passer rating

Marshawn Lynch: 11 carries, 128 yards, three TD

Robert Turbin: 20 carries, 108 yards

Anthony McCoy: three receptions, 105 yards

John Skelton: 11-of-22, 74 yards, four INT

William Powell: Five carries, 20 yards

Beanie Wells: Six carries, 18 yards

Rob Housler: Seven receptions, 36 yards

Defense

Bobby Wagner: Eight tackles, two batted passes, two INT

Richard Sherman: Two tackles, three batted passes, two INT

Paris Lenon: 13 tackles, one batted pass

Quentin Groves: Seven tackles, one tackle for loss, one sack