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Steelers Surge Past Seahawks in a Showdown at Lumen Field

The Pittsburgh Steelers improved their season record to 9-7 with a hard-fought victory over the Seattle Seahawks, who now stand at 8-8. The final scoreboard read 30-23 in favor of the visitors, marking a significant win for the Steelers as they continue to navigate through their season.


Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens in action during the NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Oct. 30, 2022, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)

In an impressive display of offensive versatility, the Pittsburgh Steelers amassed a total of 468 yards. Their ground game was particularly effective, churning out 202 rushing yards across 46 attempts. This relentless rushing attack was highlighted by three touchdowns and contributed to an average gain of seven yards per play. The longest rush broke free for 23 yards, while one rusher found the end zone from an impressive distance of 18 yards.


The aerial assault was equally efficient with the Steelers' quarterback throwing for a total of 274 passing yards and completing an outstanding 75 percent of his passes. With no interceptions thrown and zero sacks allowed throughout most of the game, it's clear that protection was key in maintaining such high passing efficiency.


Defensively, Pittsburgh applied consistent pressure on Seattle's offense with six hurries and nine quarterback hits leading to one sack for nine lost yards. The defense also forced two fumbles during the game but did not manage any interceptions against their opponents.


Special teams played their part too; all three field goal attempts were successful with the longest being from 39 yards out. Additionally, kickoffs totaled an impressive distance coverage with four resulting in touchbacks.


On Seattle's side, despite falling short on points, they showed resilience throughout the match-up. Their defense managed to hold off numerous drives but ultimately could not contain Pittsburgh's multi-faceted offense.


Looking ahead after this decisive win against Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field in front of nearly full attendance figures (68,735), fans can mark their calendars for another exciting matchup as Pittsburgh Steelers will face off against Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on January 6th at around half past four PM Eastern Time (4:30 PM). This upcoming encounter will be broadcasted live on ABC/ESPN networks for fans eager to follow every play.

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