The Arizona Cardinals face the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Lumen Field in Seattle, with kickoff scheduled for 2:25 p.m. AT. The matchup airs nationally on Fox and streams live on FoxSports and Fox One, entering the week with Seattle holding a 4-4 record and Arizona standing at 3-5.
The Arizona Cardinals enter today’s matchup in familiar territory as road underdogs, holding an 8.5-point spread per FanDuel Sportsbook. Whenever the team plays away from home as underdogs this season, they have covered, masking a fluctuating record that currently sits at three wins and five losses.
Catch the Game on Television or Listen to Local Radio Broadcasts
Viewers watching the game on television will hear play-by-play announcer Kenny Albert alongside analyst Jonathan Vilma in the booth, with Megan Olivi reporting from the sideline. Local fans can tune their televisions to Fox Channel 10 to catch the broadcast, while digital users can access the game through online streaming platforms provided by FoxSports and Fox One.
Radio listeners have multiple localized audio options for the game. Arizona Sports 98.7 FM provides English-language coverage featuring play-by-play announcer J.P. Shadrick, analyst A.Q. Shipley, and sideline Dani Sureck. For Spanish-language broadcasts, Latino Mix 100.3 FM KQMR carries the game with Jesus Quinonez handling play-by-play duties alongside analyst Irving Villanueva.
Historical Context at Lumen Field
Past meetings between these two opponents highlight the narrow margins typical of their history. Box score archives from their encounter show a battle that featured plays, including a 34-yard opening completion from Russell Wilson to Tyler Lockett and a subsequent 35-yard touchdown strike from Kyler Murray to DeAndre Hopkins.
That matchup saw both teams trade blows, with kickers Zane Gonzalez and Jason Myers converting kicks.
What Remains Unresolved
Kickoff is just hours away at Lumen Field, yet questions remain about whether the Cardinals can maintain their trend of covering road spreads against a .500 Seahawks squad. With both teams fighting for positioning, the execution on the field will ultimately dictate whether historical betting patterns hold true or if Seattle defends home turf.
