Seattle held Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to 213 total yards and three points in a 20-3 win on Sunday Night Football. It capped an NFL Sunday with two walk-off field goals, an overtime finish and the 49ers’ first loss of the season.

Sunday night: Seahawks 20, Chiefs 3

Kansas City’s last real chance came early in the fourth quarter. Down 13-3, the Chiefs put together an 11-play, 60-yard drive, and Harrison Butker’s 45-yard field goal went wide right with 8:38 left. Seattle answered with nine plays and 65 yards, and Emanuel Wilson ran it in from 21 yards out with 3:47 to go. The Chiefs turned it over on downs on the next possession. That was the ballgame.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught 9 passes for 150 yards, including a 28-yard touchdown that was first ruled out of bounds at the 1 and reversed on replay. Wilson ran 24 times for 100 yards. Sam Darnold went 20 of 28 for 257 yards. Seattle converted 11 of 16 third downs and held the ball for 35:51. Kansas City never got into the red zone. Not once.

We had the Chiefs +2.5. Never close. That makes our NFL week 1-5, and the lone win came courtesy of Denver. Half the reason we post these picks is so you can laugh at us. Mission accomplished.

The rest of Sunday

• Lions 20, Packers 17: Jake Bates hit a 22-yard field goal as time expired. Amon-Ra St. Brown caught 9 passes for 153 yards.
• Browns 27, Titans 24: Tony Pollard’s third touchdown tied it with 58 seconds left, and Andre Szmyt answered with a 32-yarder at the gun. Pollard ran for 129 yards. That one stung.
• Giants 27, Texans 21 (OT): Houston tied it with 52 seconds left. Devin Singletary ended it with a 30-yard touchdown run in overtime.
• Falcons 29, 49ers 20: San Francisco’s first loss. Michael Penix Jr. threw three touchdown passes, and Brock Purdy threw two interceptions.
• Bengals 35, Ravens 13: Baltimore led 13-0 at halftime. Cincinnati scored the next 35. Joe Burrow threw four touchdowns.
• Dolphins 28, Jets 25: Miami’s first win. Malik Willis hit Caleb Douglas for a 63-yard score with 4:44 left, and the Dolphins held on.
• Buccaneers 43, Panthers 13: 33-6 at halftime. Bucky Irving ran for 106 yards and two scores.
• Vikings 16, Colts 10: Minnesota is 6-0.
• Also: Rams 35, Raiders 21. Steelers 16, Saints 10. Broncos 30, Cardinals 16.

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Jeremy Durham is a sports columnist for TriStar Daily and the founder of Five and a Fade.