Suffocating defense, JSN lift Seahawks to victory
Seattle's bread-and-butter from its Super Bowl championship season -- JSN and defense -- was too much for the Chiefs.
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Seattle's bread-and-butter from its Super Bowl championship season -- JSN and defense -- was too much for the Chiefs.
Read briefing →Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III had his worst game of the season in his return to Seattle on Sunday night.
Read briefing →Several Packers players lit up the crew that officiated Sunday's game in Detroit, arguing against roughing penalties that have plagued the team all season.
Read briefing →Jaxon Smith-Njigba wasn't the main story heading into Sunday night's Chiefs-Seahawks matchup -- but he emerged as the game's biggest star, continuing his own historic start by catching nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown in Seattle's 20-3 win.
Read briefing →Raiders coach Klint Kubiak said the team is thinking about everything, including turning to QB Fernando Mendoza, amid a four-game losing streak.
Read briefing →Ja'Marr Chase unloaded on his Bengals teammates in a halftime speech that inspired Cincinnati to a comeback victory over the Ravens.
Read briefing →Garrett Wilson said he was just expressing frustration after cameras caught the Jets star WR screaming on the sideline during a disappointing loss to Miami.
Read briefing →Kendal Daniels had the game-sealing interception to help the Falcons beat the 49ers one week after he was immobilized by medical personnel.
Read briefing →The Giants' running back group was called out this past week by coach John Harbaugh. They all stepped up Sunday in Houston.
Read briefing →The fourth weekend in October means National Tight Ends Day, and the NFL's tight ends made sure to bring their best.
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