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Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks: Predictions, picks and odds for NFL Week 12 game
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With the entirety of the NFC West within one game of each other, the division is anyone’s race. That makes this matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals all the more pivotal.
A loss for Seattle would put them at 5-6, two games out of first place with a 1-3 record in divisional play. That’s a death sentence for anyone looking to reach the playoffs. Arizona, meanwhile, has a little more leeway. They’ve yet to lose in the division, and they are coming off a bye. They’ll be well-rested and well-prepared for this matchup.
Here are our experts’ predictions for this Week 12 NFC West showdown.
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- Spread: Cardinals (-1)
- Moneyline: Cardinals (-110); Seahawks (-110)
- Over/under: 47.5
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NFL Week 12 odds, predictions and picks
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Lorenzo Reyes: Cardinals 27, Seahawks 23
Arizona is coming off its bye and Kyler Murray has been excellent this year. The Seahawks and coach Mike Macdonald have installed an oppressive defense, but I’m more concerned about Seattle’s offense keeping pace with the Cardinals.
Tyler Dragon: Seahawks 24, Cardinals 22
This one has the potential to be the game of the week. Kyler Murray and the Cardinals have been a pleasant surprise this year. However, the Seahawks got a massive win in San Francisco last week. A home victory versus Arizona could put them in the driver’s seat in the NFC West.
Richard Morin: Seahawks 21, Cardinals 20
The NFC West gets even more jumbled as the Seahawks and Cardinals both move to 6-5 after this one.
Jordan Mendoza: Cardinals 23, Seahawks 20
This game will be the true test of whether the Cardinals are a legit playoff contender. Kyler Murray provides some more magic to give Arizona a remarkable fifth-straight win.
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Federal immigration lawsuits reach record highs
PHOENIX — The number of legal challenges to detentions in Arizona and nationwide has grown to record highs.
Immigration Attorney Hugo Balderas Ibarra said when someone is picked up by ICE, typical bond hearings are “pretty much out the window.”
“These policies that the administration is implementing violate the due process, violate fifth amendment,” Balderas Ibarra said.
This has led attorneys representing detained individuals to file what’s known as a habeas corpus petition.
“A habeas corpus petition is something in federal court that says the federal government is detaining me or confining me somewhere without basis in law,” New Frontier Immigration Law founder Hillary Walsh said.
Walsh said she filed three petitions on Friday alone.
“One of these is for an 18-year-old kid who has no criminal history,” Walsh said. “He came here to seek asylum a few years ago, and went through the whole process legally, asked at the border, did everything right, and now he’s detained.”
Data by TRAC shows the surge in the federal filings alleging illegal detention over the past year.
From 105 nationally in March 2025, to 9,059 the same month this year.
In Arizona, more than 1,100 cases have been filed between October and March, according to TRAC.
“A lot more people who are being detained, but we also have a whole other layer to the process for getting them out if they’re eligible for bond, and so that clogs up the whole federal court system,” Walsh said.
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