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Our Royal Blue And Silver Is Back For Sunday Night, And The Undefeated Chiefs Are About To Get A Taste Of Real Seattle

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Get ready, 12s, because Sunday Night Football at Lumen Field is going to be absolutely electric when our Seahawks take on the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7. Not only are we battling the league’s best, but we are bringing back the fan-favorite 90s-inspired royal blue and silver throwback uniforms for the second straight week. It is going to be a prime time showdown, and you just know Lumen is going to be rocking.

Those Throwbacks Are Built For Big Moments

This won’t be the first time we’ve seen these legendary threads. Sunday night marks the ninth time the team will wear these 90s throwbacks since they first debuted in the 2023 regular season. Last season, we saw them three times, including a massive 38-14 road win against the Commanders on Sunday Night Football in Week 9. That means these uniforms already have a prime time win under their belt! Our squad has got to be feeling the energy when they put those on. It is a nod to a time when the Chiefs were actually an AFC West foe from 1977-2002. We did not play them much after Seattle moved conferences, but this game feels like a proper revival, especially with the throwbacks making an appearance.

The Undefeated Chiefs Are Coming, And We Know Their Weak Spots

Now, let us talk about the Chiefs. They are undefeated, and they have got some serious weapons. Wide receiver Xavier Worthy is absolutely thriving in an expanded role. Their coach, Reid, made it clear Worthy is more than just a deep threat, even at 5-foot-11, 165 pounds. He is running shallow crosses, deep crosses, beating zone and man-to-man coverage, and creating proper separation in the intermediate area. The dude led the Chiefs with 28 routes in their last game, so he is a serious threat we need to shut down. But, it is not all sunshine and rainbows for Kansas City. Their offensive line has got some injury concerns, with Joshua Ezeudu, a trade acquisition from the Giants, in line for his first start at right tackle after Moore suffered an injury last Sunday. That is a spot we can absolutely attack, you hear me?

So, get ready, Seattle. This Sunday night is more than just a game. It is our chance to hand the undefeated Chiefs their first loss, under the lights of Lumen Field, while rocking some of the best uniforms in franchise history. Let us bring the noise and show them what Seattle football is all about.

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Originally reported by Arrowhead Pride.

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