In a decisive Week 10 showdown, the Seattle Seahawks topped the Las Vegas Raiders with a final score of 49-28, solidifying their position in the playoff race. With both teams hungry for a win, Seattle's dominant performance showcased their offensive firepower and strategic execution. Quarterback Sam Darnold was the star of the night, throwing for an impressive 411 yards and five touchdowns, demonstrating pinpoint accuracy and command of the offense. The Seahawks' aerial attack was relentless, leaving the Raiders' defense scrambling to keep up. Meanwhile, Las Vegas's Ashton Jeanty contributed on the ground with 71 rushing yards, but it wasn’t enough to keep pace with Seattle's explosive scoring. Defensively, the Seahawks made critical plays, highlighted by two interceptions from Ernest Jones IV that shifted the momentum in their favor. The turning point came late in the second quarter when Jones's first interception set up a quick touchdown drive, extending Seattle's lead to 28-14. Despite Nakobe Dean's four tackles and Maxx Crosby's half-sack for the Raiders, the inability to contain Darnold proved costly, as the Seahawks' defense stifled any hopes of a comeback.