The Seattle Seahawks just dropped a massive W on the Kansas City Chiefs, taking them down 20-3! Yeah, you read that right. Our Hawks absolutely shut down one of the league’s top teams, and Lumen Field was absolutely electric after that final buzzer. This wasn’t some nail-biter, folks, this was a statement.
The 12s Are Feeling Good After That Chiefs Shut Down
Seriously, a 20-3 victory against Kansas City? That’s the kind of game that gets the 12s fired up and makes everyone in the league take notice. The defense must have been absolutely suffocating to hold them to just three points. This win feels huge for us early in the regular season. It shows what this team is capable of, and it proves we can stand toe-to-toe with anyone. You know our squad is playing with some serious fire when they come out and put up a score like that. What a performance!
Wild Rides Across the NFL in Week 7
While we were celebrating that massive Seahawks win, Week 7 delivered some straight-up wildness around the rest of the league. Can you believe the Cleveland Browns are sitting in first place in their division? It’s happening, and Deshaun Watson is a big reason why. The dude just notched his fifth game-winning drive of the season in their 27-24 victory over Tennessee. That makes him just the third quarterback since 1970 to have a game-winning drive in each of his team’s first five wins of a season. Crazy, right?
Then there’s the New York Giants. They’re also leading the NFC East, and they just won a game with J.J. McCarthy at quarterback. Honestly, if you told me in August the first-place Giants would win a Week 7 game with McCarthy under center, I’d have laughed you off the internet. But no one’s laughing now. They’ve won games with three different starting quarterbacks this year , McCarthy, Jameis Winston, and Jaxson Dart. That’s a feat we haven’t seen since the 2016 Patriots, and it’s wild to see unfold.
Baltimore’s Rough Streak Continues
On the flip side, the Baltimore Ravens are in last place after suffering one of the most shocking losses in NFL history. They were up 13-0 at halftime against the Bengals, then completely collapsed and lost 35-13. That’s the third-largest loss in league history for a team that led by at least 13 points at halftime. Since 2020, the Ravens have now blown double-digit leads in 17 games, which is the most in the NFL in that span. Every single one of their three losses this year has come in games where they held a double-digit lead. This is the second straight week they shut out their opponent in the first half, only to go scoreless and lose in the second half. To add insult to injury for the Ravens, both the Giants and Browns are coached by guys the Ravens got rid of at the end of last season, John Harbaugh and Todd Monken. Meanwhile, Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense went off in the second half, with Burrow going 16-of-18 for 249 yards and four touchdowns after halftime. Talk about a comeback!
It was a wild Week 7 across the league, but nothing beats that feeling of seeing our Seahawks dominate at home. The squad will be back on the field soon, and you know the 12s will be ready to bring that energy again. Let’s keep this momentum rolling, Seattle!
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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