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A big run by Kevin Smith set up Jason Hanson's 50-yard field goal -- into the wind -- to cut the lead to five points with 8:04 left.

A 49-yard catch-and-run by Julius Jones brought the crowd to its feet here early in the third quarter.

Seattle's Olindo Mare made kicks from 37, 37, 24 and 20 yards on Sunday. He's made nine straight since missing two in a loss to Chicago.

" Having dug themselves into a huge hole early, the Seahawks still had one thing going for them Sunday afternoon.

The comeback is complete. T.J. Houshmandzadeh's 2-yard TD catch puts the Seahawks ahead.

Welcome to Week Nine of the 2009 NFL season. Each week I'll be revealing my Stock Exchange starting lineup to you, analyzing the players I've purchased, how much I paid for them and their matchup for that week.

I'm in Arlington at the new Cowboys Stadium, which is one large and impressive building.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The Cardinals might have the best receivers in the league, but none has produced at a Pro Bowl level this season.

The biggest question mark on the Arizona defense entering the season was how new starting defensive end Calais Campbell would do.

Dolphins 31, Patriots 30 October 17, 1999 Both teams entered this game after painful performances the week before.

Lofa Tatupu left the field with 2 minutes left in the second quarter after tackling Larry Fitzgerald in the middle of the field.

Just a hunch, but I'll bet Jim Mora isn't beefing about Olindo Mare on Sunday night after the Seattle Seahawks kicker boots the winning field goal in a huge victory over the Arizona Cardinals.

Here's a glance at six tight ends, D/STs and kickers with favorable/unfavorable schedules to help you make those borderline picks for Week 6. Feel free to post your own sleepers/stumblers or start/sit questions in the comments below: FAVORABLE Dustin Keller , TE vs.

Seahawks catch a break before the game starts We're not quite underway here at Qwest Field, but already the Seahawks have had something go in their favor.

In the middle of my pity parties the past two Sunday evenings, I have had to remind myself that this season's Seattle Seahawks team is not the same '05-'06 team that went to the Super Bowl.

Sometimes it's a song, a memory or a conversation that takes Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Brandon Frye to the day he'll never forget.

Though now isn't the best week for the Seahawks to learn this, Jim Mora loves Peyton Manning.

Besides their purple-blooded bond, little connects Jim Mora and Jake Locker. One is a fiery, 47-year-old, defensive-minded NFL coach; the other is a soft-spoken, 21-year-old, athletic college quarterback.

We're about to get underway here at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Seahawks won the toss and elected to receive.

Given the state of the Seahawks' health entering the exercise Sunday, the phlegm-colored jersey might have been less a freakish fashion statement than a warning.