Overall, Seattle’s prolific passing and efficient scoring have left the Commanders facing a steep offensive and defensive challenge as the first half ends with Seattle dominating.

Injury reports show several players from both teams as inactive or questionable, including Jared Ivey and Jalen Milroe for Seattle, Trey Amos for Washington, and Luke McCaffrey listed as out, among others.

Washington was held scoreless through the first half, trailing 28-0 at halftime as Seattle piled up touchdowns and a field goal.

In the second quarter, Seattle continued to pour on points with a 25-yard touchdown pass to Tory Horton, a 26-yard strike to Elijah Arroyo, a 60-yard connection to Cody White, and a late 1-yard rush by Jayden Daniels, followed by a 41-yard field goal from Jason Myers before halftime.

The Seattle Seahawks jumped out to a commanding early lead over the Washington Commanders, with Tory Horton catching two touchdown passes from Sam Darnold and multiple first-half scoring drives extending Seattle’s advantage.

Live updates note a 2nd-and-9 at SEA 40 with a 3rd-down situation and a timeout called by Washington, indicating ongoing strategic adjustments.

Key late-quarter sequence saw multiple Seahawks drives resulting in touchdowns while Seattle’s defense prevented Washington from scoring in the opening two quarters.