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Broncos Have ONE Job Tonight Against the Rams, And the 12s Are Locked In

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Today’s game against the Washington Commanders is one of only two 10 AM PT kickoffs the Seattle Seahawks will have all season, and you know what that means, 12s: we’ve got the rest of the afternoon and evening to dive into the late game slate! There’s a lot happening across the league, but let’s be real, Sunday Night Football is the real main event for us and it has Seattle written all over it.

Can Denver Do Seattle a Solid?

Forget everything else for a second, because the biggest question on every Seahawks fan’s mind is simple: Will the Denver Broncos do us a solid and stick the Los Angeles Rams with a second loss? This isn’t just a casual game; it’s of great interest to the Emerald City faithful. The Rams are heading into this one without Puka Nacua, which is a big deal for their offense. That means it’s Davante Adams going up against Denver’s corners. We’re talking about Patrick Surtain II and Riley Moss, and frankly, I’d like to think those two are a fair bit better than what the New York Giants trotted out last week. This is a chance for the Broncos to really step up, protect their home turf, and give Seahawks fans a reason to cheer extra loud from our couches.

Around the League, But Still Thinking Seattle

While our focus eventually lands on SNF, there are a few other matchups worth a glance. At 1:05 PM PT, the San Francisco 49ers host the Arizona Cardinals. On paper, it’s not looking competitive, but you never know what could happen if the 49ers suddenly get hit with like, 25 more injuries. Yeah, a man can dream, right? Then we’ve got Klint Kubiak’s Las Vegas Raiders, who have a shot to go 3-0 if they can knock off the New Orleans Saints at 1:25 PM PT. The Minnesota Vikings are also eyeing a 3-0 start, taking on the slumping Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 1:05 PM PT. And don’t forget the main late game: the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys are squaring off all the way in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, kicking off at 1:25 PM PT. It’s a busy day, but all roads lead to the Rams and Broncos.

What’s Next for the 12s?

So, after our Seahawks finish up their morning game, it’s all about watching those late games, with the Rams-Broncos clash at 5:20 PM PT on NBC being the absolute must-watch for us. Will the Broncos deliver? We’ll be watching every snap, hoping for that Rams loss. Let’s get the chat going, 12s! Jump on the SB Nation app to connect with other Seahawks fans in real time, bring that game-day energy, and make your voices heard. We’ve got a lot to talk about, from the early games to what this means for our Hawks.

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Originally reported by Field Gulls.

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