DeMarcus Lawrence scores 2 defensive TDs and Seahawks dominate Cardinals in 44-22 win

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DeMarcus Lawrence scored two defensive touchdowns, leading the Seattle Seahawks to a 44-22 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Lawrence's impressive performance included returning two fumbles for touchdowns, making him the sixth player since 1991 to achieve this feat in one half. The Seahawks dominated the game, scoring 21 points in the first quarter, matching their franchise record for the opening period. Seattle improved to 7-2 and extended their winning streak against the Cardinals to nine games. Coach Mike Macdonald commended the team's resilience, noting that players stepped up despite missing key starters.

Sam Darnold contributed with a touchdown pass, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba had six catches for 93 yards, becoming the first NFL receiver to surpass 1,000 yards this season. The Cardinals, now 3-6, have struggled with consistency, losing six of their last seven games. Coach Jonathan Gannon expressed frustration with his team's inability to recover after falling behind early.

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