The Seahawks traveled to Phoenix, Arizona to face the Cardinals in an NFC West matchup. Despite a better performance than in the first game against the Cardinals, the Seahawks saw an early 14-0 lead dissipate in a 31-20 defeat.

Hours before kickoff, offensive coordinator Greg Knapp went over his game plan in the locker room.

Defensive linemen Red Bryant and Derek Walker worked on technique on the field long before fans entered the stadium.

Seahawks offensive linemen make their walk through the dark walkways beneath the stands on their way to the field.

Seattle's defense tried valiantly to get to Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner, who was often just out-of-reach.

Aaron Curry and Darryl Tapp stopped the run in the first quarter.

The defense stiffened in the red zone in the first half, and stopped the Cardinals on a goal line stand.

Linebacker David Hawthorne celebrates after stopping Arizona on fourth-and-one, preventing a score.

Starting running back Julius Jones walks off the field with a chest injury, which will keep him off the field for a least a week.

In place of Jones, Justin Forsett stepped in, and scored on a 11-yard run to give Seattle a 7-0 lead.

Running back Louis Rankin gained 12 yards on this play.

On the sidelines, T.J. Houshmandzadeh conferred with Matt Hasselbeck and the coaches.

Tight end John Carlson raced towards the end zone untouched as the Seahawks took a 14-0 lead on 31-yard touchdown pass from Matt Hasselbeck to Carlson in the second quarter.

Greg Knapp, whose offense gained 472 yards against the Cardinals, celebrates after Carlson's touchdown.

Marcus Trufant wrestles down Arizona receiver Anquan Boldin.

Seattle rookie Deon Butler went deep, but Arizona's Antrel Rolle knocked it away.

Butler went deep along the sideline again, and this time the ball was deflected by Arizona's Bryant McFadden.

Seattle's T.J. Houshmandzadeh kept his feet inbounds on this catch, one of his game-high nine receptions for 165 yards.

After the game, Arizona's Kurt Warner and Seattle Marcus Trufant shook hands at midfield.

The Seahawks returned to Qwest Field seeking a victory over the visiting Detroit Lions on Military Appreciation Day.

Members of all branches of the military, including those from the Navy pictured here, were represented on the field during pregame festivities.

Shelly, a member of the Sea Gals, sang a stirring rendition of God Bless America prior to kickoff.

Seattle's offensive linemen gathered during pregame warmups.

Defensive end Lawrence Jackson emerged from the tunnel bearing the American flag during introductions.

Seattle's special teams rises to try and block a field goal attempt by Detroit's Jason Hanson, which was no-good.

Once the game began, Detroit took an early lead, but Seattle's defense stiffened, and held the Lions to only three points after the first quarter. On this play, cornerback Marcus Trufant challenged Detroit's Calvin Johnson on a high ball, and the ball fell incomplete.

Seattle's hard-knock defense found Seahawks Josh Wilson and Leroy Hill upending Detroit's Brandon Pettigrew.

David Hawthorne, who has earned the starting middle linebacker position after the season-ending injury to Lofa Tatupu, celebrates after intercepting one of the two passes on the day.

Running back Julius Jones flies along the sideline after a long gain as John Carlson makes a block.

Linebackers D.D. Lewis and David Hawthorne celebrate after Hawthorne's second interception.

Cornerback Marcus Trufant smiles after collecting an interception as assistant coach Dan Quinn gets pumped on the sidelines.

Cornerback Josh Wilson ended any hopes of a Detroit comeback when he intercepted this pass late in the game. It was the fifth interception of the game for the Seattle defense.

Wilson races upfield after the interception.

With the interception return for a touchdown, Wilson capped a gut-check comeback for the Seahawks, who found themselves behind 17-0 early in the game, only to come back to win, 32-20.

Wilson is mobbed in the end zone after his "Pick-Six" sealed the win.

In the locker room after the game, head coach Jim Mora congratulated quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, whose record setting day led the offense.

Hands are joined as players, coaches and staff kneel for a post-game prayer.

Players join hands one final time after the victory before turning their thoughts to their next foe, the Arizona Cardinals.

The Seahawks, bouyed by the return of starters Marcus Trufant and Leroy Hill on the defensive side of the ball traveled to Dallas to face the Cowboys at their new state-of-the art stadium.

Seattle's defensive linemen gather in the locker room before hitting the field.

Cowboy Stadium is the newest stadium in the league, and features the largest video boards in the world.

Seahawks offensive players gather together during pregame. In order to get to the field, players must pass through a glass-enclosed club area, as well as field level suites.

Brandon Mebane's penetration paid off with a tackle of Dallas running back Felix Jones.

Receiver Deion Branch scored on a route up the middle after beating Dallas defender Patrick Watkins.

Branch celebrates his touchdown, a 23-yard reception.

Safety Jordan Babineaux stretched out but couldn't reach a pass by Dallas quarterback Tony Romo.

Seattle kept trying to bring pressure on Romo, and linebacker David Hawthorne got through for a sack.

Seattle's defense flattens Dallas running back Marion Barber.

Defensive lineman Lawrence Jackson then took a turn wrapping up Barber.

Safety Deon Grant knocks the ball away from Dallas receiver Patrick Crayton.

Brnadon Mebane hit Dallas receiver Roy Williams at the goal line, knocking the ball loose, but officials ruled the play a touchdown.

Seattle's Colin Cole recovered a fumble late in the game.

Former Seahawks quarterback Jon Kitna greets Kelly Jennings after the game.

The Seahawks faced off with division rival Arizona on Sunday at Qwest Field, seeking to level their record at 3-3.

Qwest Field was dressed in pink, as Breast Cancer Awareness month was highlighted during the game.

The Seahawks took the field to the thunderous roar of the 12th Man.

Safety Deon Grant gets pumped at midfield during pregame introductions.

Captain Lofa Tatupu gathers the defensive starters for a pregame huddle.

Elvis was in the building, bedecked in full Seahawks regalia.

Arizona's Larry Fitzgerald stretched out to make this grab despite the defense of Kelly Jennings in the first quarter.

Meanwhile, Seattle's Deon Butler got open downfield, but couldn't quite make the catch as the ball sailed just out of reach.

Fitzgerald never got open deep, but still managed to make 13 receptions.

Seattle's John Carlson caught a pass on a fake punt from Jon Ryan and powered downfield for a 42-yard gain and a first down.

Bad became worse as injuries continued to haunt the Seahawks. Linebacker Lofa Tatupu was taken off the field by Dr. Ed Khalfayan after injuring his pectoral muscle. 

Seattle's defense remained game, hitting hard until the final whistle.

Defensive end Lawrence Jackson flew through the air to make this tackle.

The Sea Gals were pretty in pink.

After the game, Marcus Trufant and Larry Fitzgerald chatted on the field.

The Seahawks entered Sunday's contest with the facing what many were calling a "must-win" game in only the fifth week of the season. Head coach Jim Mora talked all week about a "huge sense of urgency", and his players and coaching staff responded with a 41-0 shutout of the visiting Jacksonville Jaguars. 

The 12th Man, including this 12th Kid, showed up at Qwest Field in full force, ready to help the Seahawks.

Seattle's rookie receiver Deon Butler signed autographs in the autumn sunshine that draped Qwest Field.

A Seahawks helmet belonging to an autograph seeker was signed by many of the players.

Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck and quarterback coach Bill Lazor chatted in the locker room before the game. Hasselbeck, recovering from two cracked ribs, was cleared to play after missing two games and the offense appeared to desperately need his presence on the field.

Matt Hasselbeck made his way slowly through the tunnel during pregame introductions, but once he emerged onto the field, he pumped up the crowd to a thunderous ovation.

Facing fourth-and-one at the Seahawks one-yard line, Jacksonville elected to challenge the Seattle defense. Quarterback David Garrard rolled to his right but Seattle linebackers Aaron Curry and Lofa Tatupu forced Garrard to throw the ball away, ending the Jags' most serious scoring threat.

With Garrard on the ground along the sideline, Seattle head coach Jim Mora led the cheers for his defense as they kept Jacksonville scoreless.

In a gesture of true sportsmanship, Mora had the presence of mind to help Garrard back to his feet after the play.

Safety Jordan Babineaux celebrates with Darryl Tapp.

From there, the defense went after Jacksonville's quarterback with abandon. Aaron Curry and Darryl Tapp celebrate a sack.

Nick Reed and Craig Terrill got in on the action as well, with Reed getting the credit for this sack.

Tapp collects a sack, one of his four tackles on the day.

Aaron Curry gets pumped up in the sunlight after another big defensive play.

Offensive coordinator Greg Knapp held court on the sidelines with quarterbacks Matt Hasselbeck and Seneca Wallace.

Meanwhile, Hasselbeck was in fine form, and celebrated after throwing one of his four touchdown passes in a triumphant return from injury.

The receivers got into the act, with Nate Burleson celebrating after the first of his two touchdown receptions.

T.J. Houshmandzadeh also caught two touchdown passes, his first as a Seahawk, and celebrated on the sidelines with receivers coach Robert Prince.

Despite playing with two cracked ribs, quarterback Matt Hasselbeck looked to block when running back Justin Forsett cut back across the field.

Lawrence Jackson stripped Jacksonville's David Garrard of the ball as Jackson and Brandon Mebane applied pressure and Seattle's Nick Reed picked up the fumble and raced 78 yards for a touchdown.

After the game, Aaron Curry acknowledged the 12th Man. Curry had the best game of his young career, recording eight tackles, a sack and a forced fumble.

In the locker room after the game, head coach Jim Mora presented the game ball to cornerback Ken Lucas, whose father had passed away earlier in the week.