The Seahawks scored three second-half touchdowns to beat the Broncos 30-10 in Week 2 of the preseason.

Quarterback Peyton Manning played the entire first half for Denver and went 16-of-23 passing for 177 and two interceptions.

Running back Willis McGahee scored the lone Broncos touchdown in the first quarter on a 1-yard rush. He finished with eight carries for 28 yards.

Wide receiver Brandon Stokley led the team with 41 receiving yards on three catches, all from Manning.

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BRONCOS VS. SEAHAWKS

On Saturday night at Sports Authority Field at Mile High, the Broncos fell to the Seahawks 30-10. Denver entered the second half with a lead, but Seattle’s three second-half touchdowns helped the visiting team pull away.

Below is a summary of the game’s most important moments.

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PRESEASON LIVE: You can watch tonight’s game on KUSA TV in Denver. The broadcast will feature Dave Logan (play-by-play) and Ed McCaffrey (color commentary), with Rod Mackey providing reporting from the sidelines. Fans outside the Denver area can watch the game live online in high definition. Click here to order Preseason Live and get a 25% discount.

BRONCOS VS. SEAHAWKS ROSTER UPDATE: A list of players who are not expected to play in tonight’s game.

BRONCOS HONOR AURORA SHOOTING VICTIMS: The Broncos honored victims in the Aurora shooting with a moment of silence before kickoff.

CAPTAINS, COIN TOSS AND STARTERS: We’re underway at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

PREGAME PHOTOS: Check out some of the pregame action.

BLOCKED PUNT FOLLOWED BY INTERCEPTION: David Bruton blocked a punt to give the Broncos the ball near the red zone, but a deflected pass lead to an interception soon after.

BRONCOS TAKE LEAD ON MCGAHEE TD: Following Seattle’s field goal conversion, the Broncos drove the ball 80 yards and Willis McGahee punched it in from the 1-yard line to take a 7-3 lead.

BALL FUMBLE LEADS TO SEATTLE FIELD GOAL: The Seahawks converted on a 28-yard field goal after a Lance Ball fumble.

SEATTLE RETAKES LEAD WITH A FIELD GOAL: Steven Hauschka gave the Seahawks a 9-7 lead with his third field goal of the game.

TWO MINUTE OFFENSE GETS THREE: Peyton Manning led the offense on a 66-yard drive that included big completions to Eric Decker and Brandon Stokley. Matt Prater finished it with a short field goal to retake the lead, 10-9.

FIRST HALF AUDIO HIGHLIGHTS: Listen to audio highlights from the first half of Denver’s preseason home opener courtesy of AM 850 KOA.

SEAHAWKS OPEN SECOND HALF WITH TD: A 16-yard rushing touchdown gave Seattle a 16-10 lead early in the second half.

FIRST HALF PHOTOS:: View photos from the first half of action.

CALDWELL RETURN DOUBTFUL: After a mid-air collision, Caldwell left the game with a chest injury.

SEAHAWKS STRIKE AGAIN: A 34-yard touchdown pass put the Seahawks up 25-10.

IRVING HURT: Linebacker Nate Irving left the game in the fourth quarter with a chest injury.

SEAHAWKS ADD TO LEAD: Seattle scored a fourth-quarter touchdown to expand their lead to 30-10.

Quarterback Russell Wilson hit wide receiver Jermaine Kearse for 37-yards to set the Seahawks up at Denver’s 10-yard line. After a couple of carries to Tyrell Sutton, Wilson hit tight end Cooper Helfet for a touchdown. After the extra point sailed through, the Seahawks increased their lead to 30-10.

Brock Osweiler is still in at quarterback for the Broncos on the ensuing drive.

Running back Tyrell Sutton caught a short pass from Russell Wilson and took it 34 yards up the sideline for the touchdown, giving the Seahawks a 25-10 lead.

The run capped off an 85-yard drive that also included a 22-yard pass-and-catch from Wilson to tight end Sean McGrath.

Early in the fourth quarter, Osweiler remains at quarterback as the Broncos begin the ensuing drive.

Wide receiver Andre Caldwell was hit in mid-air while jumping to catch a pass. It was announced that he has a chest injury and his return is doubtful.

Linebacker Nate Irving suffered a chest injury in the fourth quarter. His return is doubtful.

For any further injury updates, check back to this blog.

The Seahawks scored a touchdown on the first possession of the second half to culminate a 12-play, 80-yard drive.

Rookie quarterback Russell Wilson was in for the Seahawks and completed a 19-yard pass to tight end Anthony McCoy for the longest gain of the drive.

Kregg Lumpkin finished the drive with a 16-yard rushing touchdown to give Seattle a 16-10 lead.

Broncos rookie quarterback Brock Osweiler came out with the offense following the Seahawks’ touchdown.

Following the Seahawks’ third field goal with less than three minutes left in the half, quarterback Peyton Manning led the Broncos on a 13-play, 66-yard drive that ended with a Matt Prater field goal to regain the lead before halftime.

The drive began with four straight completions, the fourth being a 19-yarder to Eric Decker to the Seattle 39-yard line. Two plays later, Manning hit Brandon Stokley for 22 yards to the Seattle 17.

Once in the red zone, two passes fell through the hands of Eric Decker and Jacob Tamme, with Tamme’s drop coming on the goal line. After a delay-of-game penalty, Prater came on for a 32-yard field goal, which he converted, leaving two seconds on the clock.

The field goal gave the Broncos a 10-9 lead at halftime.

On the ensuing kickoff, Matthew Willis recovered a fumble, but time had expired and the players entered the locker rooms.

Manning finished the first half 16-of-23 for 177 yards with the two interceptions.