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Broncos offense goes nowhere after halftime but wins in OT after Seattle's Sam Darnold throws INT

The Denver Broncos secured their fourth win of the season with a hard-fought 17–14 overtime victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night, extending their streak of three quality wins despite an offensive performance that left much to be desired. After establishing a 14–3 halftime lead, the Broncos' offense stalled completely in the second half, managing just 30 yards in the third and fourth quarters.

However, Seattle’s struggles to sustain drives—particularly through the air—allowed Denver’s defense to dominate, forcing two interceptions from quarterback Sam Darnold, including a game-sealing pick in overtime by Ja'Quan McMillian at the 43-yard line. Wil Lutz’s 53-yard field goal in OT sealed the win, marking another ugly victory for a Broncos team that has thrived on defensive stops and clutch plays despite offensive inconsistencies.

Head coach Sean Payton has taken over play-calling duties after the offense’s early-season struggles, but the team’s ability to win—even when the ball isn’t moving—has kept them competitive in a tough NFL schedule.

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