ENGLEWOOD — Seattle lost to the Broncos on Oct. 15 and then might have done them a favor 10 days later.
In a 20-3 home win over Kansas City last Sunday, the Seahawks found a way to stop Kenneth Walker III. After the star running back had averaged 133 yards in the first five games, he was held to just 36 yards on 14 carries against his former team.
Walker, the Super Bowl MVP last season with the Seahawks, had started the year by rolling up 173 yards on 23 attempts in the Chiefs’ 31-10 win over Denver in Week 1 at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday Night Football. The ugly night for the Broncos included Kansas City having 392 total yards, including 222 on the ground.
Denver will be looking for revenge Sunday at Empower Field. Not surprisingly, the Broncos have looked at plenty of film of what the Seahawks did against Walker a game after they lost 17-14 at Denver in overtime.
“We watched a lot of their film about what they did the last game,” defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike said after a practice at Broncos Park. “They were just dominant up front. They always had like four or five guys around the ball and they weren’t missing tackles. I feel that was our biggest issue the first time we pla...