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12 Numbers Of Note From The Seahawks' Week 6 Loss In Cincinnati

Twelve numbers that help tell the story of Sunday’s loss to the Bengals.

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The Seahawks lost a close game in Cincinnati Sunday, failing to convert in the red zone with a chance to win in the game's final minute. But despite the result, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll saw a lot of good things from his team, and from his defense in particular, noting, "I love the way we played today… There's always stuff to get better, but that's a freakin' competitive group, man. They fought their ass off today, both sides of the ball. It's going to help us down the road."

In addition to the 17-13 final score, here are 12 numbers that helped tell the story of Sunday's loss, which ended a three-game winning streak for Seattle:

3

Points scored by the Seahawks on four trips to the red zone in the second half.

2

Turnovers, a pair of Geno Smith interceptions, doubling the total number of turnovers the Seahawks had in their first four games.

5

First downs gained by the Bengals on their final eight possessions, not including a knee-down to end the game, after they scored touchdowns on their first two possessions.

76

Yards gained by Cincinnati in two-plus quarters on those eight possessions.

2

Interceptions recorded by Tre Brown this season, who intercepted Joe Burrow in the third quarter, in four games played—one of which was cut short by a concussion—the first two in his career.

3

Passes defensedrecorded by Devon Witherspoon, giving him seven this season, tied for second most in the NFL despite playing only four games.

2

Explosive plays allowed by Seattle's defense, a pair of Burrow to Ja'Marr Chase completions early in the game. The Bengals did not have a gain longer than 5 yards on the ground.

46

Defensive snaps, out of 54 total, played by Jamal Adams in his first full game in more than a year. And Adams was productive in his return, recording four tackles, a tackle for loss and a quarterback hit.

6

Rushing touchdowns for Kenneth Walker III, who has scored in each of the last four games. The second-year running back currently is tied for third in the NFL in rushing scores.

20

Consecutive games with a made field goal for Jason Myers, a franchise record. Myers made both attempts Sunday, including a 55-yarder.

48

Yards on four receptions for Jaxon Smith-Njigba, the most productive game so far in the rookie receiver's young career.

3

Consecutive games with a sack for second-year outside linebacker Boye Mafe, who has already matched his sack total from his rookie season.

Check out some of the best action shots from Week 6 at the Bengals at Paycor Stadium on October 15, 2023. Game action photos are presented by Washington's Lottery. This gallery will be updated throughout the game.

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