Seahawks Fall to Packers, 30-13

The Seattle Seahawks faced a disappointing 30-13 defeat against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, ending their four-game winning streak and dropping them to 8-6 in the NFC West. The game was marked by pivotal moments, including a dominant opening drive by the Packers and a critical interception thrown by quarterback Geno Smith, who later left the game with a knee injury. Coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged that the team was outcoached and failed to execute their winning strategies, leaving them tied with the Los Angeles Rams for the division lead. The Seahawks struggled offensively, with Green Bay's defense recording seven sacks and limiting both Smith and backup Sam Howell to poor performances. The loss raises concerns about Seattle's ability to compete against stronger teams, as they are yet to defeat a top-tier opponent this season. Looking ahead, the Seahawks must secure wins against the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears to maintain playoff hopes and contend for the NFC West title.