Overtime Interception Ends Seattle’s Rally in Denver
The Seattle Seahawks rallied from an 11-point deficit against the Denver Broncos, but Sam Darnold’s overtime interception ended their comeback in a 17-14 loss. Seattle’s defense allowed just 30 yards in the second half, and Jason Myers tied the game with a late field goal to force overtime. Despite outgaining Denver 353-168, the Seahawks committed three turnovers, extending a costly pattern in each of their three losses this season. Darnold threw two interceptions in the fourth quarter and overtime, and has seven picks over the past four games. The Broncos capitalized on the turnover, setting up Wil Lutz for a decisive 53-yard field goal. With Seattle now 3-3 and Kansas City next on the schedule, the team will need to protect the ball and improve its offensive consistency to turn strong defensive performances into wins.
