Price rushes for 190 yards, 2 TDs as Seahawks rout Giants 44-6

Seattle, WA - Jadarian Price rushed for a game-high 190 yards and two touchdowns, and the Seattle Seahawks intercepted five passes in a 44-6 victory over the New York Giants in Week 14.

Seattle entered the game with an 11-1 record and four consecutive victories. Its fifth straight win featured 448 offensive yards, with an even split of 224 passing and 224 rushing. The Seahawks also finished with 23 first downs and reached the red zone seven times.

Price carried 26 times, the most rushing attempts by any player in the game, and averaged more than seven yards per attempt. His longest run went for 30 yards, and he added three receptions for 23 yards. No other player on either team came close to his rushing total.

"With that many carries, my job is to stay patient and make every opportunity count," Price said. "The production is something I'm proud of, but the score and getting another win are what matter most."

The rushing disparity was one of the clearest differences between the teams. Seattle finished with 224 yards on the ground, while New York had 50. Cam Skattebo accounted for 48 of the Giants' rushing yards on 11 carries, including a 19-yard run.

Sam Darnold complemented Seattle's running production with an efficient passing line. He completed 16 of 20 attempts for 224 yards and two touchdowns, finishing with a 107.0 passer rating. Darnold also threw two interceptions, both recorded by a Giants defense that did not register a sack.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba led Seattle with 98 receiving yards on five catches. His 45-yard reception was the longest catch of the game, and he scored one of Darnold's two passing touchdowns. Cooper Kupp caught four passes for 46 yards and the other touchdown.

"Completing that many passes is good, but the two interceptions are something I have to own," Darnold said. "We can be pleased with putting up 44 points and still understand there are details we need to clean up."

Seattle converted four of eight third downs and recorded points on four of its seven red-zone trips, scoring two touchdowns and kicking two field goals. The Seahawks' 23 first downs were only two more than the Giants' total, but the final score reflected much larger differences in rushing production, turnovers and situational efficiency.

New York accumulated 375 offensive yards, including 325 passing yards, yet finished with only six points. The Giants converted one of nine third downs and two of five fourth downs. On three red-zone trips, they scored one touchdown and did not make a field goal.

Shedeur Sanders supplied the game's highest passing-yardage total, completing 29 of 50 attempts for 346 yards and a touchdown. He was intercepted five times, however, and finished with a 46.3 passer rating. Seattle's defense also recorded two sacks.

"Five interceptions is not a number you can live with," Sanders said. "We had yards, but we didn't turn enough of them into points. That starts with me taking better care of the football."

Malik Nabers was New York's most productive receiver, setting the game high with 163 yards on 12 catches. He also caught Sanders' touchdown pass and had a long reception of 29 yards. His performance accounted for nearly half of Sanders' passing production, but the Giants were unable to match Seattle on the scoreboard.

The result ended New York's two-game winning streak after the Giants entered Week 14 at 5-7. Seattle, meanwhile, followed a four-game run of victories with its largest possible extension of that streak: another win, this time by 38 points.

Up Next

The Seattle Seahawks will take their five-game winning streak on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 15, while the New York Giants return home looking to rebound against the Cleveland Browns.