For everything that’s gone right for the Seattle Seahawks during a season in which they’ve become one of the NFL’s top teams, their rushing attack has been an Achilles’ heel much of the year.

The Seattle Seahawks are one win away from an NFC West title and homefield advantage in the playoffs after a 27-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

With their 27 points, Seattle has now scored 470 on the year; the most in franchise history. Furthermore, they tied their team high in 13 wins and seven road wins in a season. The Seahawks have 19 wins in their last 24 games, the most in the NFL, via Seattle's PR X, formerly Twitter account.

The Seattle Seahawks extended their current win-streak to six games following their 27-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers. Seattle has improved to 13-3 for the first time since 2013 (more on that shortly) and remain in full control of their own destiny for the No. 1 seed for homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.

NFL turnover leader Sam Darnold gives the ball away two more times, but the defense makes Seattle 13-3 heading to San Francisco.

With a chance to clinch their first NFC South title since 2015, the Panthers crumbled—in a 27-10 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Although they stuck tight for much of the contest, Carolina petered out and squandered a golden opportunity.