Chiefs’ defense had no answers for an unlikely Seahawks rushing attack

Arrowhead Addict argues that the Kansas City Chiefs' defense struggled unexpectedly against the Seattle Seahawks' rushing attack during their Week 7 matchup. Despite entering the game with little prior success on the ground, Seattle controlled the contest through an effective ground game led by running back Emanuel Wilson, who gained 100 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries.

The writer highlights missed tackles and poor third-down defense as Kansas City's primary defensive downfalls on the night. Seattle converted 11 of 16 third-down attempts, while quarterback Sam Darnold and Wilson regularly evaded first-contact stops to sustain drives against a Chiefs defensive front that failed to generate sufficient push.