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12 Numbers Of Note From The Seahawks' Week 6 Loss To The Broncos

Twelve numbers of note that help tell the story of Thursday night’s loss to the Broncos.

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The Seahawks fell in overtime to the Broncos on Thursday night, once again committing too many turnovers that proved costly in a one-score loss. Next up is a weekend off for the Seahawks to try to find some answers for their struggles on offense before they begin preparing for a Week 7 matchup against Kansas City.

In addition to Thursday night's 17-14 final score, here are 12 numbers of note that help tell the story of Seattle's Week 6 loss in Denver:

7

Consecutive prime-time victories for the Seahawks prior to Thursday's loss, ending the league's longest active prime-time winning streak, according to NFL Research.

3

Turnovers, including the interception that set up Denver's game-winning field goal. The Seahawks have now committed 10 turnovers in their three losses this season, compared to two in their three victories.

10

Turnovers for the Seahawks this season in their three losses, compared to two in their three victories.

5 & 17

Sacks and quarterback hits on Sam Darnold, who has been sacked 10 times in the past two games.

4

Sacks that occurred on third down to end Seahawks drives.

2 & 43

First downs and total yards gained by the Broncos after they scored their second touchdown in second quarter. Denver had seven possessions end in punts, two end with the half and regulation running out, and the game-winning field goal, which came without Denver gaining a first down.

168

Total yards gained by the Broncos, who averaged just 2.9 yards per play. It was Denver's lowest yardage total since gaining 158 yards in a 2021 Week 16 loss.

16

The length of Denver's longest offensive play, marking the third time this season a Seahawks opponent has failed to have a single play of 20 or more yards in a game.

12 and 134

Receptions and receiving yards for Jaxon Smith-Njigba, with 10 catches and 123 yards coming after halftime. Smith-Njigba, who leads the NFL with 717 yards and seven touchdowns, became just the sixth player in the Super Bowl era to have at least 100 receiving yards in at least least five of his team's first six games, joining Stanley Morgan (1986), Marvin Harrison Sr. (2000), Adam Thielen (2018), and Stefon Diggs (2023), according to NFL Research.

66

Receiving yards on five catches for Rashid Shaheed, both season highs. Shaheed also had a 2-point conversion and had 117 total return yards, including a 31-yard punt return to help set up the field goal that sent the game to overtime.

3

Sacks in as many games for linebacker Ernest Jones IV, giving him his highest total in a season since he had 4.5 in 2023 with the Rams.

50

Receiving yards for Cooper Kupp on five catches, giving him 8,548 in his career, making him the 97th player in NFL history with at least 8,500 receiving yards.

Check out the best game action photos from the Seahawks at Broncos Week 6 matchup on October 15, 2026 at Empower Field at Mile High.

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