The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday night to the tune of 33-16 to claim their first preseason victory this summer. Seattle was outright dominant on both sides of the ball and took care of business in a big way.

The back end of the Seahawks defense also showed out, especially on consecutive stuffs by starting safeties Julian Love and Coby Bryant to end the Chiefs' first drive. The new technology the NFL is using to accurately measure spots sealed the right call, resulting in a turnover.

In what might be the only preseason look at the first-team offense of the Seattle Seahawks, the unit passed with flying colors.

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With an old-school offense in the humidity, the Seahawks — including the first-team offense — took down the Chiefs in their second preseason game Friday. Here are the biggest takeaways.

One of the Seattle Seahawks' draft picks left the game against the Kansas City Chiefs with an unknown injury on Friday.

The Seahawks' first-string offense looked better than anyone could have hoped, in what was likely its only action before the season opener.