The Seattle Seahawks topped the Denver Broncos 34-21 in a Week 6 showdown that saw the Seahawks secure a crucial victory to maintain their momentum in the season. With playoff implications on the line, Seattle's balanced attack proved too much for Denver to handle. Quarterback Sam Darnold led the way for the Seahawks with a solid performance, throwing for 268 yards. However, it was Zach Charbonnet who stole the spotlight on the ground, racking up 123 rushing yards and finding the end zone to fuel Seattle's offensive output. Meanwhile, Bo Nix kept Denver competitive with two touchdown passes, but it wasn't enough to keep pace with the Seahawks. Defensively, the Seahawks made key plays to swing the momentum in their favor, highlighted by an interception from Devon Witherspoon that halted a promising Broncos drive. While Denver's Alex Singleton was a force with 13 tackles and Nik Bonitto added 1.5 sacks, Seattle's ability to create turnovers proved to be the turning point in this game, allowing them to pull away in the second half and secure the win.