The Seattle Seahawks topped the Cincinnati Bengals 45-20 in a dominating Week 4 performance, showcasing their offensive prowess while improving their season record. With playoff implications on the line, the Seahawks delivered a decisive blow, leaving the Bengals to regroup as they seek answers for their defensive struggles. Seattle's offense was led by a balanced attack, with Markell Holman contributing 61 rushing yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Joe Burrow managed to keep the Bengals competitive, throwing for 300 yards and three touchdowns, but it was the Seahawks' ability to capitalize on key moments that made the difference. Breece Hall shone as a reliable target with 132 receiving yards, yet his efforts were overshadowed by Seattle's offensive firepower. Defensively, the Seahawks made their presence felt with a pair of crucial interceptions from Ernest Jones IV, turning the tide in Seattle's favor. Koi Perich's three tackles added to the team's overall effort, but it was the defensive turnovers that shifted momentum decisively in the second half. The Bengals struggled to recover, and as the Seahawks pulled away, it became clear that their defense was a key factor in sealing this convincing victory.