In a thrilling Week 11 matchup, the Seattle Seahawks narrowly defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, 30-28, keeping their playoff hopes alive in a tightly contested game. Both teams entered with high stakes, looking to solidify their positions as the season nears its conclusion. Sam Darnold led the Seahawks' offense with a solid performance, throwing for 220 yards and supporting the aerial attack with key completions. Hunter Henry was the standout receiver, racking up 110 yards and providing crucial catches throughout the game. On the ground, Jadarian Price added to the Seahawks' success with 91 rushing yards, effectively moving the chains and maintaining offensive momentum. Defensively, the Steelers struggled to contain the Seahawks' explosive plays, as evidenced by their inability to secure sacks, with only Payton Wilson recording half a sack. The turning point came late in the fourth quarter when the Seahawks' defense made a crucial stop, allowing their offense to reclaim possession and run down the clock, sealing the victory in a tense finish. Patrick Queen's 12 tackles showcased the Steelers' effort, but it wasn't enough to overcome Seattle's efficient offense.