Originally published November 15, 2009 at 10:00 PM | Page modified November 16, 2009 at 12:16 AM

Seahawks two-minute drill

Player of the game Kurt Warner passed for 340 yards, the second most the Seahawks have allowed in a game this season.

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Kurt Warner

Player of the game

Kurt Warner passed for 340 yards, the second most the Seahawks have allowed in a game this season. Warner passed for two touchdowns, was not intercepted and was not sacked.

Play of the game

Arizona had the ball, second-and-three on its 37, trailing 20-17. Warner completed a pass to Anquan Boldin, who gained 37 yards before being tackled out of bounds by safety Jordan Babineaux. Babineaux was penalized 15 yards for a horse-collar tackle, giving the Cardinals the ball on the Seattle 13. Beanie Wells scored the next play on a 13-yard run and Arizona never trailed again.

Injuries

Julius Jones suffered a broken rib in the first quarter, and spent the night in a Phoenix hospital. According to ESPN, Jones had blood in his lung. Cornerback Josh Wilson suffered a head injury in the first half but came back to play. Defensive tackle Craig Terrill suffered a shoulder injury but also returned.

He said what?

Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt: "I think our defense is upset because they gave up too many plays today and too much yardage and that's not something they've been doing. That quarterback is a very good quarterback."

D as in Dirty

Arizona defensive tackle Darnell Dockett used Matt Hasselbeck's throat for an elbow rest after a second-quarter sack. Actually, that's not right because Dockett didn't rest his elbow there — TV cameras caught him pushing down on Hasselbeck's throat after he was sacked. Hasselbeck grabbed his throat afterward, but no penalty was called. Dockett was subsequently penalized 15 yards for a facemask in which it appeared he tried to unscrew Justin Forsett's noggin.

By the numbers

472 yards of total offense by Seattle, its most in any game this season.

136 yards of penalties called against Arizona.

73 yards receiving by Larry Fitzgerald, who had a triple-digit total each of his past three games against Seattle.

65 yards of penalties drawn by Fitzgerald, who triggered two Seahawks pass-interference penalties in the first half.

1 tackle by defensive end Patrick Kerney, which is the same number as Hasselbeck and tight end John Carlson had.


2009 Seahawks schedule
Date	Opp.	Time
Sept. 13	Seahawks 28, Rams 0
Sept. 20	49ers 23, Seahawks 10
Sept. 27	Bears 25, Seahawks 19
Oct. 4	Colts 34, Seahawks 17
Oct. 11	Seahawks 41, Jaguars 0
Oct. 18	Cardinals 27, Seahawks 3
Nov. 1	Dallas 38, Seahawks 17
Nov. 8	Seahawks 32, Lions 20
Nov. 15	Cards 31, Seahawks 20
Nov. 22	at Vikings*	10 a.m.
Nov. 29	at Rams*	10 a.m.
Dec. 6	vs. 49ers*	1 p.m.
Dec. 13	at Texans*	10 a.m.
Dec. 20	vs. Bucs*	1 p.m.
Dec. 27	at Packers*	10 a.m.
Jan. 3	vs. Titans*	1 p.m.
* Game time subject to NFL flex scheduling