Seattle cruised to its most impressive win of the season on Sunday night, beating the Commanders, 38–14, as quarterback Sam Darnold sliced and diced the Washington defense in what was the most efficient game of his career.

As the leader in the NFC West, the Seahawks are placed into the three-way tie with the Eagles and Buccaneers. Philadelphia has the best conference winning percentage, so they are first. Then the Buccaneers’ win over the Seahawks is the next tiebreaker to place Seattle third.

With 81 yards on Sunday, Smith-Njigba would join Bruce as the only player under 24 with 900 yards through eight games, and with 75 or more yards, he would be just the fifth player in the Super Bowl era with 75 or more yards through the first eight games of a season, joining Antionio Brown, Michael Irvin, Dwight Clark and Adam Thielen.

Daron Payne probably knows who Jaxson Smith-Njigba is now. In fact, the entire Washington Commanders defense probably knows who the Seattle Seahawks' go-to wide receiver is after the NFC West team's 38-14 blowout win on Sunday.

Here's a look at the eye-catching stats behind Sam Darnold's near-perfect night, JSN's record-setting pace and the Seattle Seahawks' impressive 6-2 start.

Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered a significant injury to his non-throwing arm as Washington was blown out at home 38-14 by the Seattle Seahawks on “Sunday Night Football.” Daniels' left arm was put in an air cast after it was bent in an awkward fashion while he was being tackled on a play during the fourth quarter.