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In a thrilling game against the New York Jets, Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams made NFL history with a 92-yard interception return for a touchdown, the longest pick-six by a defensive lineman. Williams' performance, which included two sacks and three tackles for loss, helped the Seahawks secure a 26-21 victory and maintain their lead in the NFC West. Coach Mike Macdonald praised Williams for playing at an elite level, especially after feeling snubbed for the Defensive Player of the Week award the previous week.
- Leonard Williams set a record for the longest pick-six by a defensive lineman in NFL history.
- Williams has been a key player in the Seahawks' defensive turnaround, contributing significantly to their recent success.
Seattle Seahawks
- The Seahawks have won three straight games and hold first place in the NFC West.
- Geno Smith's leadership has been crucial in tight situations, contributing to multiple game-winning drives.
New York Jets
- The Jets struggled to maintain their lead, allowing the Seahawks to come back and win.
- Defensive penalties and special teams errors contributed to their loss.