The Seahawks improved to 4-3 on Sunday with a 20-3 victory over the previously unbeaten Chiefs thanks to a dominant defensive performance, an efficient day from the offense, and yet another standout performance from Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

In addition to that final score, here are 12 numbers of note from Sunday night's win at Lumen Field:

0

Trips to the red zone for the Chiefs, the first time that has happened with Patrick Mahomes as their starting quarterback, a span of 153 starts, postseason included.

213

Yards gained by the Chiefs, their fewest in a game with Patrick Mahomes as their starting quarterback.

11

First downs gained by the Chiefs, their fewest in a game with Patrick Mahomes as their starting quarterback.

3

Points scored by the Chiefs, tied for their fewest in a game with Patrick Mahomes as their starting quarterback… If you hadn't figured it out by now, it was a pretty good game for the Seahawks defense.

36

Rushing yards for Kenneth Walker III, who came into the game as the league's leading rusher, averaging a league-best 6.3 yards per carry. The Seahawks defense has now gone a franchise-record 36 games, postseason included, without allowing a 100-yard rusher.

150

Receiving yards for Jaxon Smith-Njigba on nine receptions, including a 28-yard touchdown, marking the sixth time in seven games this season that Smith-Njigba has had more than 100 yards in a game.

867 and 8

Smith-Njigba's league-leading totals for receiving yards and touchdowns. Per NFL Research, Smith-Njigba is one of only two players in the Super Bowl era, along with teammate Cooper Kupp (2021 with Rams) to have at least 800 receiving yards and eight receiving touchdowns through the first seven games of a season.

68.8

Seattle's conversion rate on third down (11 for 16), a number that included multiple conversions on third-and-long, including Jaxon Smith-Njigba's 28-yard touchdown reception. Per NFL Research, that was the Seahawks' highest conversion rate with at least 15 attempts since play-by-play data was first tracked in 1991, and the highest by any team this season with that many attempts.

153

Rushing yards for the Seahawks, their second-highest total this season.

100

Rushing yards for Emanuel Wilson on 24 carries, including a 21-yard touchdown that helped put the game on ice.

3

Rushes for tight end AJ Barner, all of them short-yardage sneaks that went for first downs, including a fourth-down conversion to finish the game. Barner also had four catches for 42 yards, his second highest totals in both categories this season.