Seattle Seahawks stifled the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense, holding Patrick Mahomes to just three points—matching the fewest of his career—and limiting the reigning Super Bowl MVP to 213 passing yards. Kenneth Walker III, facing his former team, managed only 34 rushing yards, prompting debates about Seattle’s decision not to re-sign him. The Seahawks’ defense extended its streak to 36 games without allowing a 100-yard rusher and became the first team since the 1984 Rams to hold seven straight opponents under 180 passing yards. Historic defensive stats and major milestones dominated the matchup, with JSN joining Cooper Kupp in the Super Bowl era for over 800 receiving yards and eight touchdowns through seven games. The Seahawks excelled offensively, converting 11 third downs (most since 2012) and shutting down the previously undefeated Chiefs. Can Seattle’s fierce defense and revitalized offense carry them to the next level this NFL season?
Seattle Seahawks stifled the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense, holding Patrick Mahomes to just three points—matching the fewest of his career—and limiting the reigning Super Bowl MVP to 213 passing yards. Kenneth Walker III, facing his former team, managed only 34 rushing yards, prompting debates about Seattle’s decision not to re-sign him. The Seahawks’ defense extended its streak to 36 games without allowing a 100-yard rusher and became the first team since the 1984 Rams to hold seven straight opponents under 180 passing yards.
Historic defensive stats and major milestones dominated the matchup, with JSN joining Cooper Kupp in the Super Bowl era for over 800 receiving yards and eight touchdowns through seven games. The Seahawks excelled offensively, converting 11 third downs (most since 2012) and shutting down the previously undefeated Chiefs. Can Seattle’s fierce defense and revitalized offense carry them to the next level this NFL season?