Seahawks Dominate Commanders 38-14 on Sunday Night Football, Advancing to 6-2

The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Washington Commanders in a Sunday Night Football game, winning 38-14 and improving to a 6-2 record. Quarterback Sam Darnold had an exceptional performance, completing all 16 of his first-half passes for 282 yards and four touchdowns, finishing with 330 yards and four touchdowns on 21 of 24 completions. The Seahawks' offense efficiently spread the ball among several players, including rookies Tory Horton, Elijah Arroyo, and Cody White, who all scored touchdowns. Seattle's defense also played a critical role, pressuring Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels heavily, who struggled and suffered a serious left arm injury late in the game. This victory solidifies the Seahawks as a strong playoff contender in the NFC West, while the Commanders face a difficult season outlook due to injury setbacks and an underperforming defense. The Seahawks' balanced and dominant performance has generated optimism about their potential to contend deep into the playoffs this season.