On the Chiefs’ first possession, the starting Seahawks defense (minus edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence, linebacker Tyrice Knight and defensive linemen Leonard Williams and Jarran Reed) halted a 10-play, 60-yard drive. Safety Julian Love and linebacker Ernest Jones IV combined for a 4th and 1 stop.

Kansas City's offense was held to just 156 total net yards in the game, but managed to avoid any turnovers in the exhibition contest. Second-year running back Carson Steele and rookie rusher Brashard Smith led the Chiefs' ground game with 22 yards each on seven and three carries, respectively.

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.