The Emerald City saw its Seahawks deliver a commanding 20-3 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7, making sure this eventful football week didn’t forget about us. It was a statement on the field, limiting them to just three points while putting up a strong twenty ourselves.
Seattle’s Week 7 Victory
When the final buzzer sounded, the scoreboard at our home turf read Kansas City Chiefs 3, Seattle Seahawks 20. That’s a final, folks! Our Hawks didn’t just win, they put on a show for the 12s, holding Kansas City to a meager 3 points. This kind of dominant performance is exactly what gets you fired up on a Sunday. This result firmly places our Hawks right in the middle of all the action from an eventful Week 7 across the league.
Around the NFL in Week 7
While we were celebrating that massive win, the rest of the NFL was also having quite the eventful Week 7. Surprisingly, we mostly dodged major injuries this time around. That said, it was a devastating blow for the Carolina Panthers with the loss of offensive lineman Taylor Moton. And Christian McCaffrey gave fantasy managers a scare when he missed some time during the San Francisco 49ers’ loss to the Atlanta Falcons, though he was able to return and said he would be “alright” after the game. Out in Las Vegas, things are getting spicy for the Raiders. Following their loss, coach Klint Kubiak hinted that a quarterback change could be on the horizon, saying the team would re-evaluate “everything,” even though veteran Kirk Cousins has actually been playing well. You gotta wonder what’s going on there!
As Week 7 winds down, with the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles set to clash for the first time this season on Monday night, the Emerald City is riding high on that 20-3 victory. It gives us plenty to celebrate. We’ll be keeping a close eye on all the latest NFL news and injury updates coming out of Week 7, eager to see what the next games bring.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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