Seattle overwhelmed Pittsburgh in the second half, flipping a close game into a 31-17 win at Acrisure Stadium. The Seahawks exploded offensively, while their defense harassed Rodgers and the Steelers all game. DK Metcalf reached the end zone against his old team, Kenneth Walker iced it late, and a bizarre Kaleb Johnson gaffe on a kickoff set up a key Seattle score. Seattle’s defense also pounced on Sam Darnold, with Nick Herbig picking him off late. Rodgers looked limited, raising questions about Pittsburgh’s offensive ceiling. Next stop: New Orleans.

Seattle stunned Pittsburgh by flipping a 0-2 start into belief via a transformed second half. Kenneth Walker III sparked a late-outburst, and a more balanced attack—with Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Tory Horton contributing early juice—kept the Steelers off balance. The defense tightened behind Mafe, Hall, and Murphy, while special teams and the run game provided the difference. The mood shift feels real for fantasy: Seattle looks capable of sustaining a multi-faceted attack and leaning into the ground game when needed.

Seattle rode a sharper offensive game plan to a 31-17 win in Pittsburgh, moving to 1-1 while nursing two key absences on defense. Sam Darnold delivered efficient quarterback play, Kenneth Walker III powered the ground attack, and Derion Kendrick delivered a momentum-shifting end-zone interception. JSN and Cooper Kupp provided reliable targets with 103 and 90 receiving yards, respectively, while Zach Charbonnet ceded ground and Abe Lucas dealt with elite rushers.

Overall, Seattle showed a balanced attack capable of sustaining fantasy value through both the air and the run, with a defense that bottled up the Steelers and a few youngsters rounding into form. If the line can hold up and the WRs stay productive, this offense has viable weekly upside, even amid injuries.