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Seahawks make unwanted NFL history in loss vs. Broncos

Seattle suffered a 17-14 overtime defeat to Denver on Thursday, marking a historic statistical anomaly. The Broncos secured the victory with only 168 total yards, the lowest output for a winning team in an overtime game in league history, surpassing a 22-year-old record previously held by the 2004 Bears.

Despite the Seahawks defense recording five sacks, two interceptions, and two forced fumbles, the offense failed to capitalize on opportunities. Sam Darnold struggled to sustain drives, and a crucial interception in the extra period allowed Will Lutz to kick the deciding field goal.

Denver's scoring came from touchdowns by J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, while Seattle's Jason Myers missed a 47-yard field goal attempt during a contest hampered by windy and wet weather.

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