The Seattle Seahawks walked out of Denver with a 27-24 win over the Broncos on Sunday, holding off a divisional foe on the road in Week 6. It was the kind of one-score result that shapes the middle of a season, with both clubs jockeying for early position in the AFC West picture. Seattle never let the game slip fully away, and Denver never let it get out of reach. Jalen Milroe steered the Seattle offense with 238 passing yards, spreading the ball around and keeping the chains moving when the Seahawks needed a response. Jaxon Smith-Njigba was his most reliable target, piling up a game-high 88 receiving yards and consistently winning on the perimeter. Zach Charbonnet supplied the ground complement with 80 rushing yards, giving Seattle a balance Denver struggled to solve. For the Broncos, Bo Nix threw the game's lone passing touchdown, but the offense couldn't quite match Seattle's steadiness down the stretch. Denver's defense did plenty to keep this one within a field goal. Alex Singleton was everywhere, leading all players with 11 total tackles, while Jonah Elliss recorded the game's only sack. The turning point belonged to Talanoa Hufanga, whose interception handed the Broncos a chance to flip the script — but Denver couldn't convert the takeaway into the points it needed. In the end, Seattle's ability to answer after that swing proved to be the difference in a three-point finish.