Chiefs Game: How to Follow Seahawks vs. Chiefs Live Score and Replays

Updated October 26, 2026. The Week 7 Seahawks–Chiefs game is final: Seattle beat Kansas City 20–3 on Sunday night at Lumen Field. If you came looking for a live score or play-by-play, the live window has closed. The official game centers now provide the final score, scoring plays, stats, recaps, and available highlights or replays. Seattle’s current schedule also marks the matchup final and links to its game center, highlights, and an NFL+ rewatch option.

Seahawks vs. Chiefs: game details

What happened in the game

Seattle’s win ended Kansas City’s unbeaten start. The Seahawks scored 10 points in the second quarter, including a 28-yard touchdown pass from Sam Darnold to Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Seattle added points after halftime, while the Chiefs’ only scoring play was a 50-yard field goal by Harrison Butker. Emanuel Wilson’s 21-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter helped seal the 20–3 result. The official Chiefs Game Center lists the scoring plays, and the Seahawks schedule confirms the final score at Lumen Field.

The matchup was played as the Week 7 edition of Sunday Night Football. That matters for anyone checking old listings: the game was on Sunday, October 25, and is not a future kickoff. A search result or TV guide that still says “tonight” may have been published before the game. Check the status label on the official game page; it now reads final.

Kickoff time and the date change in UTC

Seattle’s pregame guide listed kickoff at 5:20 p.m. Pacific Time on Sunday, October 25. On that date, the Seattle-area clock was on Pacific Daylight Time (PDT, UTC−07:00). The equivalent time for Eastern viewers was 8:20 p.m. EDT (UTC−04:00) on October 25. Add seven hours to Seattle’s kickoff to get UTC: it was 00:20 UTC on Monday, October 26, a date change after midnight.

This conversion uses the offset on the game date. NIST’s 2026 daylight-saving schedule says U.S. daylight saving time ran through November 1, so October 25 was still on daylight time in the regions that observe it. Use the event’s city and the date of play when checking archived kickoff details; the UTC offset shown on another date can be different.

Where to check the official score and game details

1. Open the NFL Game Center. The NFL page for Chiefs at Seahawks is the main place to confirm the official game status and review its score, recap, stats, and highlights or replays. During a live game, the game center is the most direct place to follow the score and scoring progress. After the final whistle, use it as a record of the completed game rather than expecting live play-by-play to continue.

2. Compare both team game centers. The Seahawks Game Center follows Seattle’s official schedule and coverage. The Chiefs Game Center provides Kansas City’s scoring summary and postgame material. If a third-party scoreboard disagrees with a team or NFL result page, rely on the official game center and check that the page is for 2026 Week 7.

TV, streaming, and radio information

Before kickoff, Seattle’s official guide listed NBC for television and NFL+ as a stream. NBC Sports’ 2026 Sunday Night Football schedule lists this matchup on NBC and Peacock. Those were the original U.S. live outlets for this game; they are not live options now that the game is over. The NBC Sunday Night Football schedule and the Seahawks viewing guide are useful records of the broadcast details.

For radio, Seattle’s guide listed Seattle Sports 710 AM, KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM, and national Westwood One coverage. A station’s live stream may no longer carry the completed game, and the official guide does not guarantee that every station provides an on-demand archive. Check the station or team app before relying on a replay. Broadcast and streaming availability can also vary by location, device, and subscription.

How to watch the game after it ends

For a short recap, start with the Seahawks’ Week 7 highlights page or the NFL highlights video. The Seahawks’ schedule links to a “Rewatch on NFL+” option for the completed game. The precise replay experience can depend on the user’s NFL+ access and location, so open the official schedule or NFL+ app to see the current option for your account.

For the full sequence rather than a highlight reel, use the NFL or team game center’s recap and scoring summary. A highlight package usually selects key plays; it is not the same as a full broadcast replay. If you need the full game, confirm that the replay page explicitly says full game or rewatch before you start. This avoids mistaking a short recap for the complete broadcast.

Quick checklist

• Need the result? Seattle won 20–3; the official Seahawks schedule and NFL Game Center show the game as final.
• Need the original kickoff time? It was 5:20 p.m. PDT (UTC−07:00) in Seattle on Sunday, October 25, equal to 8:20 p.m. EDT that day and 00:20 UTC on Monday, October 26.
• Need play details? Use the NFL Game Center or Chiefs Game Center for scoring plays and game information.
• Need video? The official Seahawks and NFL highlights pages offer clips; the Seahawks schedule links to an NFL+ rewatch option.
• Looking for a future Chiefs game? Check the current Chiefs schedule separately. NBC and Peacock applied to this Sunday Night Football matchup and should not be assumed for every Kansas City game.

Official sources

Use the NFL Game Center, Seattle’s 2026 schedule, and the Chiefs Game Center for official game status and results. The Seahawks viewing guide records kickoff and radio information, while NBC Sports’ Sunday Night Football schedule lists NBC and Peacock. For the date-specific daylight-saving check, see NIST’s 2026 DST rules.

The live Seahawks–Chiefs game is over, so the useful next step is to choose the right official page: the NFL or team game center for the score and scoring plays, a highlights page for a quick recap, or NFL+ if a full-game rewatch is available to your account. For any later Chiefs game, verify its own kickoff, time zone, and broadcaster rather than carrying these Week 7 details forward.