The Seattle Seahawks walked out of Washington with a 17-16 win over the Commanders on Sunday, surviving a one-point thriller in Week 3. It was the kind of road result that quietly shapes a season, decided by a single possession and a handful of plays in the second half. Washington had chances to flip it late, but Seattle held on. Sam Darnold managed the game the way a road quarterback has to, throwing for 210 yards and the Seahawks' lone passing touchdown. Cooper Kupp was his most reliable target, leading all receivers with 66 yards and consistently moving the chains when Seattle needed a breather. On the ground, Jadarian Price supplied the balance with a team-best 72 rushing yards, keeping the Commanders' front honest and the clock moving. Nobody in a Washington uniform matched those numbers, and in a one-point game, that margin mattered. The Seattle defense did the rest. Nick Emmanwori was everywhere, piling up nine total tackles and coming down with the game's only interception, a takeaway that swung field position and momentum at a critical juncture. DeMarcus Lawrence added 1.5 sacks off the edge, disrupting Washington's rhythm on obvious passing downs and helping force the Commanders to settle for points instead of touchdowns. That difference — field goals for Washington, a touchdown drive for Seattle — was the whole ballgame.