The Kansas City Chiefs walked out of Seattle with a 15-13 win on Sunday, surviving a Week 7 road test that came down to the final possession's worth of margin. It was a game decided by two points and by which team could finish drives, and Kansas City found just enough. For a Seahawks club that controlled the statistical categories, it was the kind of afternoon that stings long after the stadium empties. Sam Darnold did most of the heavy lifting for Seattle, throwing for 264 yards and a touchdown while keeping the Seahawks in rhythm for long stretches. Cooper Kupp was his most reliable target, piling up a game-high 97 receiving yards and consistently moving the chains. Zach Charbonnet gave the offense balance with 86 rushing yards, the top ground total in the game. The production was there; the points, ultimately, were not. The difference came on defense, where Kansas City refused to let Seattle's yardage turn into touchdowns. Drue Tranquill was everywhere for the Chiefs, leading all players with nine total tackles and helping cap Charbonnet's runs before they broke open. Seattle had its own pressure package humming, with DeMarcus Lawrence recording two sacks to disrupt Kansas City's timing. But holding an opponent to 13 points despite trailing in nearly every offensive category was the turning point in itself, and the Chiefs' two-point escape reflected exactly that.