Seahawks Secure Play-off Berth with Thrilling Extra Time Triumph over Los Angeles Rams.

Decisive play in overtime

Tight end Eric Saubert made the decisive two-point conversion for Seattle.

The Seattle Seahawks staged a remarkable comeback to overcome the Los Angeles Rams in overtime, securing their spot in the NFL play-offs.

Overcoming a 30-14 hole in the fourth quarter, the Seattle squad triumphed by a single point at home, registering their fifth straight victory.

While the Rams had become the first to earn a playoff spot earlier on game day, the Seahawks secured their place to the postseason after a two-year hiatus.

With this result, the Seahawks now lead their Conference standings with a twelve and three mark, replacing the Los Angeles, who dropped to the fifth seed with an eleven and four record.

Game Recap

Signal-caller Sam Darnold threw two interceptions but regrouped to deliver two touchdown passes, including the tying score to wideout Smith-Njigba in overtime.

The visitors held a six-point advantage at the break before Kenneth Walker III broke free for a 55-yard touchdown run for Seattle.

Los Angeles defensive back Wallace then took back Darnold's first pick for a big return, setting up a short score by Corum on the next play.

In the fourth quarter, a scoring pass from Matthew Stafford to Puka Nacua pushed the Rams' lead to 30-14, but Shaheed provided Seattle's comeback with a spectacular return for a score.

Darnold then found AJ Barner in the end zone, and a successful conversion sent the contest into overtime.

Although Puka Nacua scored for his another touchdown in overtime, Jaxon Smith-Njigba responded in kind to set up the decisive conversion.

Notable Stats

  • Smith-Njigba posted 96 receiving yards and the crucial score.
  • The young star tops the NFL with over 1,500 yards for the season.
  • Puka Nacua is runner-up with 1,367 yards, adding a career-high two hundred twenty-five yards on 12 receptions in this contest.
Edward Friedman
Edward Friedman

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