It was a sluggish day for Seattle's offense
Seattle entered the game first in the NFL in total offense, but it turned out to be an uncharacteristically slow day on that side of the ball. The Seahawks ended with 333 total yards of offense, their second-lowest total this season. It was also the first time Seattle recorded less than 20 points, and only the second time they scored less than 30. Russell Wilson was under ample pressure all day, aided by the Rams linebacking core. Terrell Lewis and Leonard Floyd had two sacks a piece and combined for six quarterback hits. Wilson was sacked five times for the second consecutive week.
Wilson did not record a passing touchdown for the first time this season, adding to the team's offensive struggles. Things looked promising as time winded down in the first half, but Wilson's pass intended for tight end Will Dissly was intercepted by Rams cornerback Darious Williams in the end zone. Wilson was intercepted by Williams a second time in the fourth quarter. The offense was missing starting center Ethan Pocic, who was ruled out as he goes through concussion protocol. Kyle Fuller got the start against a formidable defensive front. A low snap from Fuller in the fourth quarter, led to a fumble by Wilson and Seattle's third turnover.
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