
The Denver Broncos’ defense delivered a commanding performance in a hard-fought victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football, carrying the team to a win despite an inconsistent offensive showing. The Broncos’ secondary and front seven combined for 17 quarterback hits, with an NFL-high 12 different defenders recording at least one hit—a testament to their relentless pressure.
Ja’Quan McMillian stood out with a game-sealing interception and an early sack, while Alex Singleton led the defensive line with 13 tackles and two quarterback hits, anchoring a unit that stifled Seattle’s offense after a shaky Week 1. Though the offense struggled in the second half with six straight three-and-outs, including on the game-winning drive, kicker Wil Lutz’s clutch 53-yard field goal in overtime secured the 4–2 win, capping off a dominant defensive effort that overshadowed early offensive promise.

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