The Las Vegas Raiders and Seattle Seahawks delivered a wild Thursday night thriller that came down to the wire, with the Seahawks escaping with a 23-23 victory in overtime. The game turned on a late defensive stand and clutch special teams play, as Seattle's Jason Myers drilled a 48-yard field goal to force overtime before the Seahawks' defense held firm in the extra period. Las Vegas' Aidan O'Connell (205 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT) battled through turnover trouble, while backup Cam Miller provided a spark with a perfect 6-of-7 passing performance for 76 yards and a score. But it was Seattle's ground attack—led by George Holani's 61 rushing yards and a touchdown—that wore down the Raiders' defense when it mattered most.

The Raiders' Shedrick Jackson (4 catches, 76 yards, TD) was the biggest offensive weapon, but costly interceptions and missed red-zone opportunities proved fatal. Seattle's Drew Lock (147 yards, TD, INT) and Jalen Milroe (38 rushing yards) kept drives alive, while the Seahawks' defense forced two critical turnovers, including a game-sealing pass breakup in overtime. The win keeps Seattle's playoff hopes alive, while Las Vegas must regroup after letting a winnable game slip away in the closing minutes.