Seahawks Suffer 31-10 Loss to Bills

The Seattle Seahawks faced a disappointing 31-10 loss against the Buffalo Bills, marking a troubling continuation of their struggles, particularly in the running game. Despite having star running back Kenneth Walker III, the Seahawks ranked last in rushing attempts, with only 17 carries in the game, as they averaged just 21 runs per game this season. Head coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged the team's poor performance, stating they got 'outplayed and outcoached', and highlighted issues including penalties and lack of composure during crucial moments. The Seahawks also displayed a lack of effectiveness in the red zone, converting only three points from two trips. Additionally, a sideline scuffle between teammates Jarran Reed and Derick Hall illustrated the team's frustrations, though Macdonald downplayed the incident. As they prepare for upcoming games against division rivals, the Seahawks must address both their offensive and defensive inadequacies to regain momentum.