Seahawks crush Commanders, improve to 6-2
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The Seahawks' season record improved to 6-2 yesterday after Seattle dominated the Washington Commanders 38-14.
Catch up quick: Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold threw four touchdown passes, finishing with 330 yards, while Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba racked up eight catches for 129 yards.
What they're saying: "Seattle's passing offense continues to be one of the most lethal units in the NFL," The Athletic wrote in its game recap.
What we're watching: Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered a serious left-elbow injury late in the game; it's unclear whether the former Heisman Trophy winner will return this season.
- "Heart goes out to him, man," Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald said, per The Seattle Times.
What's next: The Hawks host the Arizona Cardinals at home next week, then travel to take on the Los Angeles Rams Nov. 16.
