Broncos edge Seahawks 17-14 in overtime
Wil Lutz’s 53-yard kick decided the game after Ja’Quan McMillian intercepted Sam Darnold in overtime.
The Denver Broncos defeated the Seattle Seahawks 17-14 in overtime on Thursday night, according to the NFL. The game date was not specified in the supplied source.
Wil Lutz won it with a 53-yard field goal after Denver’s Ja’Quan McMillian intercepted Sam Darnold in overtime.
Denver’s lead disappears
Denver took a 14-3 lead on touchdown runs by J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey. Dobbins scored from four yards out at the end of a 16-play drive, and Harvey finished a nine-play possession with a one-yard touchdown run.
The Seahawks narrowed the margin late in regulation. George Holani scored on a one-yard run with 5:41 remaining, and Rashid Shaheed caught the two-point conversion to make it a three-point game. Seattle then tied the score and sent the contest to overtime.
McMillian and Lutz seal the win
McMillian intercepted Darnold in overtime, ending Seattle’s possession. Lutz followed with the 53-yard game-winning kick.
The NFL’s account said Denver improved to 3-0 at home and 4-0 in games decided by one score. It also noted that this was the Broncos’ third overtime win since the start of the 2025 season, including playoffs.
Seattle’s turnovers and Denver’s offense
Darnold threw two interceptions, including the overtime pass intercepted by McMillian. He finished with 278 passing yards on 51 attempts and a 52.6 passer rating, according to the NFL report.
Denver’s offense managed 168 yards, compared with Seattle’s 353. Bo Nix completed the game with 107 passing yards on 27 attempts, but the Broncos held on for the victory.
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The supplied NFL report did not give the game’s calendar date, so this account identifies it only as a Thursday night Week 6 game.
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