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Sam Darnold Gets Brutal Words After Seahawks Lose to Broncos

The Seattle Seahawks might have to be worried about Sam Darnold and their offense after a terrible showing in the 17-14 Week 6 loss to the Denver Broncos on Oct. 15. Darnold went 27-for-51 on his pass attempts, leading to 278 passing yards, but the issue was the two interceptions, one of which came in […] The post Sam Darnold Gets Brutal Words After Seahawks Lose to Broncos appeared first on…

Sam Darnold Gets Brutal Words After Seahawks Lose to Broncos

Sam Darnold faced a grueling afternoon for the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night, as he absorbed 17 hits and five sacks from the Denver Broncos' relentless defense. Following the game, the quarterback took ownership of his mistakes, acknowledging the turnovers that cost his team the match in overtime. Darnold lamented that it was unfair to his defense, special teams, and teammates.

Darnold's performance reflected a troubling trend for the Seahawks this season, where turnovers have plagued his game. The quarterback threw seven interceptions and only seven touchdowns in the five games he's played. His two interceptions in the match, including one with just 1:30 remaining in regulation, led to a winning field goal for the Broncos. Darnold's third interception resulted in a Seahawks turnover, which the Broncos capitalized on through a critical pick by Ja’Quan McMillian.

Receiver Cooper Kupp defended Darnold, emphasizing that the team's offensive struggles prevented the quarterback from playing in rhythm and turning small plays into big ones. The team's coach, Mike Macdonald, agreed, stating that the group would take the time to address their issues and evolve into one of the league's best teams following their loss to Denver.

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