US EditionSeattle 33, Kansas City 16
Seattle Seahawks dominated with 33 points, outgaining the Chiefs 309 to 104 yards as Kansas City suffered their second consecutive preseason loss, coach Andy Reid said starters rested.
- On Friday night in Seattle, the Seattle Seahawks secured a 33-16 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in a preseason matchup.
- The Chiefs entered the game without starters Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce while Seattle aimed to improve its running game after a weak 2024 season.
- Seattle showcased a strong ground game with a total of 268 yards gained on 48 rush attempts and scored multiple times, including two touchdown receptions by Jake Bobo and a safety recorded by Brandon Pili.
- Skyy Moore electrified the game with an 88-yard punt return touchdown that cut into Seattle’s lead before a final field goal sealed the Seahawks’ win.
- The Chiefs experienced back-to-back defeats in the preseason and intend to bring back key players, such as Mahomes and Kelce, for their August 22 home game against the Chicago Bears to bounce back.
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Andy Reid Confirms Patrick Mahomes’ Availability vs. Bears After Embarrassing Loss to Seahawks
The Kansas City Chiefs had a rough outing in their preseason matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. It suffered an embarrassing loss despite entering the game with a clean injury report. To make matters worse, they didn’t leave the field unscathed this time around. Head coach Andy Reid revealed that five players went down with injuries, including rookie defensive back Nohl Williams. Preseason bumps and bruises are nothing new, but with Week 1 aga…
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