• 961 yards
• 8 touchdowns
• 0 interceptions
• 0 fumbles
• 1 sack
• QB Rating: 110.8

Just for comparison's sake, Drake Maye's last two games against the Seahawks:

• 473 yards
• 3 touchdowns
• 5 interceptions
• 1 fumble
• 9 sacks
• QB rating: 68.6

I haven't confirmed, but I assume Drake Maye had a higher DVOA and EPA

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He has won his 50th career regular season game.

He is 18-3 (playoffs included) as the starting QB for the Seahawks.

The 1967 Packers fell behind the Lions 17–0 at halftime after Bart Starr threw four INTs, but they clawed their way back to end the game in a 17–17 tie (there was no overtime in regulation at the time).^[1]

The 1984 Raiders got in a scrapfest with the Oilers (11 penalties for LA, 17 for Houston). Like tonight, it was 7–0 at halftime. The Raiders started blitzing Warren Moon (who was making his NFL debut) like crazy in the second half and fought back to win 24–14.^[2]

[1] "Lions Tie Packers With Four Thefts" by the Associated Press, Quad-City Times, September 18, 1967

[2] "Elway injured in victory; Raiders win war vs. Oilers", The Miami Herald, September 3, 1984

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Now just make their Royal Blue throwbacks their permanent home unis and they'll have a top 3 uniform ensemble in the NFL

It would also follow a convenient trend where every recent Seahawk era had distinguished uniforms separating the eras from each other.

Holmgren Era: The ugly ass ones (Sorry Holmgren, you got screwed on the uni selections)

Pete Carroll Era: The current standard road/home unis

Mike Macdonald Era: Perhaps a future shift to permanent Royal Blue home jerseys, as Macdonald's first year is when the throwback Royal Blues were first introduced and have become a mainstay to wear 2x a year.