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Drew Lock leaned on the quick passing game to help lead the Seahawks to a Week 9 win over the Cardinals.

Quarterback Drew Lock utilized a rapid passing attack to guide the Seattle Seahawks to a 17-3 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Despite playing through an elbow injury that limited him in practice, Lock posted a career-quickest 2.41-second average time to throw according to Next Gen Stats.
Lock completed 13 of 18 passes under 2.5 seconds for 110 yards, including a second-quarter touchdown pass to AJ Barner. Running back Jadarian Price caught four passes for 54 yards, helping the Seahawks surrender zero sacks and only three quarterback hits.
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