Seattle Seahawks achieve historic fourth-quarter comeback to capture NFC lead
The Seattle Seahawks have had a rollercoaster of a season, with their three losses amounting to just nine points. Each defeat has been a hard-fought battle against formidable opponents, demonstrating the resilience the team has embodied throughout the year.
A Dramatic Turnaround
In a thrilling Week 16 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, the Seahawks found themselves in a daunting position. With less than ten minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, they trailed by 16 points. However, in a remarkable display of tenacity and skill, the Seahawks turned the tide. Just twenty minutes later, they celebrated a stunning victory, edging the Rams 38-37. The game concluded with a game-winning two-point conversion pass from Sam Darnold to tight end Eric Saubert.
Franchise Milestone
This comeback marks the largest fourth-quarter rally in Seahawks history. With this victory, the Seahawks improved their record to 12-3, clinching sole possession of first place in the NFC. This win not only boosts their confidence but also places them in a position to dictate their own fate in the closing weeks of the regular season.
Two-Point Conversion Success
The Seahawks’ ability to convert on critical two-point attempts has been a hallmark of their strategy this season. In this game, they were three for three on such conversions, showcasing their effectiveness in high-pressure situations.
As they move forward, the Seahawks will aim to build on this momentum, looking to solidify their playoff position as the regular season draws to a close.
