Seahawks Defense Continues Historic Streak Against Opponents

The Seattle Seahawks' defense has impressively gone consecutive games without allowing a touchdown, a rare achievement in the NFL. According to Field Gulls, they have achieved this feat by defeating their last two opponents with a combined score of 63 to 9, showcasing their dominance, especially against struggling offenses.

The Seahawks are set to face the Indianapolis Colts, who will likely start rookie quarterback Riley Leonard, further increasing Seattle's chances of extending their historic streak. The Seahawks' defense has shown exceptional skill, with standout performances across all levels, contributing to a significant number of turnovers in recent games.

This defensive prowess is crucial as the team aims for a deep playoff run, with the possibility of achieving something that has not been done by the Seahawks before: three consecutive games without allowing a touchdown, a feat last accomplished in the NFL by the 2018 New England Patriots.

As noted by the Seattle Times, the team's overall momentum is bolstered by the offensive contributions from quarterback Sam Darnold, who, despite some early struggles, has played a key role in the team's success, complementing the defensive strength.