Breaking down the Seattle Seahawks win against the Arizona Cardinals in Thursday Night Football. Plus, we check in on the LA Rams and San Francisco 49ers.

The Seahawks have an impressive rush defense, ranked 6th in the country in rushing yards allowed per game (89.8 yards) through the first four weeks.

The NFC West is heating up as the Arizona Cardinals face the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night. Both teams have a 2-1 record, making this matchup crucial in a competitive division.

Updated NFC standings one month into the season show Seattle is in line to return to the playoffs this year.

SEATTLE — The Seahawks are back in town Sunday, and they’re taking on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Seattle is tied for first place in the NFC West at 3-1.

The NFC West appears to be as strong as any division in the NFL this season, and the 3-1 Seahawks boast a strong résumé after four weeks.

The NFC West is loaded. The Seahawks have a good team - a sound, high-effort defense, the ability to win on the road and a quarterback who is starting to prove his breakout season was no fluke. That sounds like a playoff team, and it could be enough to make a run at an NFC West title.

CBS NFL analyst Leger Douzable no longer doubts the Seattle Seahawks and, in fact, thinks they can win the NFC West and the Super Bowl.

Taking a look at the players, plays and trends that stood out in the first four games of the Seahawks’ season.

The SportsLine projection model has revealed its Los Angeles vs. San Francisco picks for the 2025 NFL Week 5 'Thursday Night Football' game