Cincinnati Bengals Edge Out Seattle Seahawks at Paycor Stadium

The Cincinnati Bengals now stand at 3-3 after a hard-fought victory over the Seattle Seahawks, who hold a record of 3-2. The final score read 17-13 in favor of the home team, marking another notch in their belt this season.

At Paycor Stadium, the Cincinnati Bengals demonstrated resilience and tactical execution to secure their third win of the season against the visiting Seattle Seahawks. The game was marked by staunch defensive plays and efficient use of offensive opportunities by the Bengals. With an attendance of 66,385 fans providing a roaring backdrop, the team's performance on both sides of the ball was commendable.

The defense was particularly impressive for Cincinnati, racking up four sacks and thirteen quarterback hits while also forcing two interceptions. These takeaways were crucial in halting Seattle's momentum and contributed to one three-and-out forced during play. Additionally, seven passes were defended by Cincinnati's secondary which showcased their ability to disrupt aerial threats effectively.

On offense, despite being sacked three times themselves, Cincinnati managed to put together a solid passing game with a completion percentage of approximately 69 percent resulting in two touchdowns through the air. The longest pass completed went for 31 yards as part of an overall passing effort that amassed 185 yards. Their ground game added another dimension with 46 rushing yards; however no touchdowns came from these efforts.

Special teams also played its role perfectly – with a field goal from beyond fifty yards contributing to their total score while kickoffs resulted in touchbacks three times out of four attempts ensuring that Seattle started drives deep within their own territory.

For Seattle Seahawks fans looking for positives from this encounter – they can find solace in knowing that despite falling short on points; they did not exhaust any challenges and still have two remaining challenges going forward into future games this season.

As for what lies ahead for Cincinnati Bengals: They will be traveling westward to face off against San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium on October 29th at an evening kickoff time scheduled for around half past eight Eastern Time (ET). Fans eager to follow along can tune into CBS where live coverage will be broadcasted directly from Santa Clara.