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Seattle made a statement Sunday, and it was loud. The Seahawks dismantled the previously unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs behind a dominant defensive effort and a monster performance from Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who hauled in nine catches for one hundred fifty yards and a touchdown. Emanuel Wilson added a hundred-yard rushing game, and just like that, Kansas City's perfect record is gone.
Shifting to the ice, Quinn Hughes got a chilly welcome back to Vancouver. The former Canucks captain, now wearing a Minnesota Wild jersey, skated out to warmups at Rogers Arena Sunday night and heard a cascade of boos from the crowd that once adored him. It's the kind of moment that reminds you how quickly the dynamic between a city and its former star can turn.
And in Las Vegas, the Raiders are in freefall. Four straight losses have coach Klint Kubiak openly floating a quarterback change, with Fernando Mendoza potentially stepping in under center. Kubiak's exact words were, quote, we're thinking about everything, which is the kind of answer that tells you the situation is more serious than anyone in that building wants to admit.
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