Wil Lutz drills walk-off field goal to defeat Seahawks in OT — SkimNews
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- Wil Lutz drilled a walk-off field goal in overtime to seal the Denver Broncos' 17-14 Thursday night victory over the Seattle Seahawks at Denver
- Sean Payton, in his second game back after reclaiming playcalling duties from OC Davis Webb, guided the Broncos on a 16-play touchdown drive — Denver's longest of the season
- Denver's defense recorded five sacks on Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold and limited Seattle to 184 yards through the first three quarters
- Mike Macdonald's Seahawks turned in one of their worst offensive showings since he became head coach in 2024, yet still rallied to force overtime
- The result improved Denver to 4-2 and dropped Seattle to 3-3 on the season
Why it matters: Seattle's 184 yards through three quarters and five sacks allowed on Sam Darnold mark one of the worst offensive outputs of the Mike Macdonald era, puncturing the Seahawks' early-season momentum and raising pressure on the offensive line. Denver, meanwhile, validated Sean Payton's decision to strip Davis Webb of playcalling by producing their longest scoring drive of the year.
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