The Seattle Seahawks have yet to solve their turnover trouble but now they have a bit of extra time to work on it.

Quarterback Sam Darnold threw a pair of interceptions Thursday night against the Denver Broncos, including a pick in overtime that led to Wil Lutz’s field goal that handed Seattle a 17-14 loss. The defending Super Bowl champions also lost a fumble in the second quarter.

Last weekend, the Seahawks (3-3) had four turnovers in a 32-29 loss to the 49ers. Darnold threw two interceptions and the Seahawks lost two fumbles, including one in the end zone. In Week 3, Darnold threw a pick-6 in a 33-31 loss to the Washington Commanders.

Darnold already has seven interceptions, tied for most in the NFL with Drake Make and Justin Herbert, and he was sidelined for nearly two entire games because of an injury. Six of Darnold's picks have come in the losses.

Against the Broncos, Darnold finished 27 of 51 for 278 yards. The lone Seahawks touchdown was on George Holani's one-yard run in the fourth quarter. Darnold was also sacked five times.

For his part, Darnold owned it, and told his teammates as much in the locker room following the game.

“I just think it’s B.S. for me to keep turning the ball over,” he said. “It’s not fair to our defense, it’s not fair to our special teams group, it’s not fair really to the entire team, so I’ve got to be better that way.”

So far this season, the Seahawks have 12 total turnovers, just one less than the league-leading Chargers. Seattle has had at least three turnovers in each of their three losses this season.

The Seahawks have this weekend off before hosting the Kansas City Chiefs on Oct. 25. Coach Mike Macdonald believes all this is fixable.

“There’s things that we need to get better at quickly, and we know those things. They’re within our control, and that’s what we do. We find solutions, and we get things figured out. We move forward, and we evolve," Macdonald said. "The best teams in this league, they do that, and that’s what we want to be. We want to be one of the best teams in the league, as we know. We believe we can be.”

Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught 12 passes for 134 yards on Thursday night. The reigning NFL Offensive Player of the Year currently leads the NFL with 717 receiving yards and seven touchdowns, and is on pace to potentially reach 2,000 yards.