In a thrilling Week 4 matchup, the Seattle Seahawks topped the Pittsburgh Steelers with a final score of 42-28, improving their season record as they look to establish themselves as contenders. The stakes were high for both teams, but the Seahawks proved too formidable, showcasing their offensive prowess throughout the game. Seattle's offense was led by a remarkable performance from running back Jadarian Price, who rushed for 169 yards, breaking through the Steelers' defense with explosive runs. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, despite the loss, also shone for Pittsburgh, throwing for 289 yards and four touchdowns, demonstrating his veteran prowess, but it wasn't enough to secure the victory. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp added to the Seahawks' success with 117 receiving yards, creating mismatches that the Steelers struggled to contain. Defensively, the Steelers had some bright spots, including Daylen Everette's four total tackles and Alex Highsmith's sack, but they couldn't muster enough resistance to stop Seattle's high-octane offense. The game's turning point came late in the second quarter when the Seahawks scored a critical touchdown, giving them a commanding lead that the Steelers couldn't overcome in the second half. Jamel Dean's interception for Pittsburgh provided a glimmer of hope, but ultimately, the Seahawks' relentless offensive attack sealed their victory.