The Denver Broncos beat the Seattle Seahawks 17-14 in overtime on October 18, 2026, sacking Sam Darnold five times and forcing four turnovers while the Denver offense managed under 170 total yards, the fewest by a winning team in an overtime game in NFL history. The win was also Denver's 14th straight regular-season one-score victory, tied for the second-longest streak in NFL history. The discussion has moved to the quarterbacks: Bo Nix's limitations and Darnold's turnover habit, now measured at five interceptions and seven touchdowns through six weeks, with nine sacks in four games. What remains open is whether the win says more about Denver's defense or Seattle's offense.