Run game, defense power Broncos in OT win against Seahawks

Match Overview

The Denver Broncos secured a hard-fought 20-17 overtime victory against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. A decisive 35-yard field goal from Brandon McManus sealed the win, capping a drive dominated by the Broncos’ ground game. The contest was a defensive struggle, with both teams relying heavily on their respective strengths.

Key Stats & Facts

Broncos Offense

Total Rush Yards: 185
Rushing Touchdowns: 2
Time of Possession: 35:12
3rd Down Conversion: 6/15 (40%)

Broncos Defense

Sacks: 4
Turnovers Forced: 2 (1 Interception, 1 Fumble Recovery)
Points Allowed: 17

Seahawks Offense

Total Passing Yards: 210
Turnovers Committed: 2
3rd Down Conversion: 3/11 (27%)
Penalties: 7 for 65 yards

Player Spotlight

Javonte Williams (DEN RB): Led the Broncos’ robust rushing attack with 115 yards on 23 carries, including a crucial second-quarter touchdown. His consistent gains set up key scoring opportunities.
Pat Surtain II (DEN CB): Registered a pivotal interception in the third quarter, thwarting a Seahawks drive in Broncos territory and shifting momentum.
Uchenna Nwosu (SEA LB): Despite the loss, Nwosu was a disruptive force for the Seahawks defense, recording 1.5 sacks and several pressures on the Broncos quarterback.

Standings Impact

The Denver Broncos improve their season record to 5-4, boosting their position in a competitive AFC wildcard race. This hard-earned victory demonstrates their ability to grind out wins through effective run blocking and stout defense.

The Seattle Seahawks fall to 5-4, dropping them in the NFC West standings. The loss highlights areas for offensive consistency and third-down efficiency they will need to address to remain playoff contenders.

Run game, defense power Broncos in OT win against Seahawks