--SS Adrian Wilson's availability for the Giants game is in question because of his sack on Matt Hasselbeck. If the NFL determines that the hit was helmet-to-helmet, Wilson could be suspended. He already has been fined $25,000 for a hit on Buffalo's Trent Edwards this year, and the league informed him that a $50,000 and a suspension could be imposed on his next infraction. "I don't think it was a helmet-to-helmet hit," Wilson said. "Once again, they didn't throw the flag."

--CB Ralph Brown played most of the game after starter Rod Hood left with a rib injury. Brown held up well. "I've been in the league nine years," Brown said. "I have a lot of experience, so when they needed me, I wanted to do my job."

--The Seahawks conceded the NFC West title to the Cardinals after the game and were gracious in acknowledging they won't win a fifth consecutive division championship. "Really, all you can do is tip your hat to the other guy," said coach Mike Holmgren, who talked to Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt and a few players after the game. "I talked to those guys who have battled like crazy, just like we did five or six years ago, when we were coming up. And when you get there, it's a wonderful feeling."

--Rookie CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie had the first two interceptions of his career, and he had the two balls in his locker after the game. He's going to keep one, and he's not sure what he'll do with the other.

"I am going to get on this plane ride and just think about it and celebrate," Rodgers-Cromartie said.