Seahawks erase 16‑point fourth‑quarter hole to force overtime Seattle rallied from a 16‑point deficit in the final quarter, tying the game at 37‑37 and sending it to overtime. The victory marked the first NFL overtime win decided by a successful two‑point conversion. Both teams finished with 38‑37 scores after the decisive play. [1][2]

Sam Darnold delivers overtime heroics despite two interceptions Darnold threw a 27‑yard touchdown pass to Jaxon Smith‑Njigba, then completed a two‑point conversion to Eric Saubert to clinch the win. He finished with 270 yards passing, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. The clutch performance offset his earlier turnovers and secured Seattle’s 12‑3 record. [1][2]

Rams pile up 581 yards but fall short after Nacua’s big day Puka Nacua recorded 12 receptions for 225 yards and two touchdowns, while Matthew Stafford amassed 457 passing yards and three scores. Los Angeles accumulated 581 total yards without a turnover, yet could not overcome Seattle’s late surge. The Rams dropped to 11‑4 and head to Atlanta next. [1][2]

Injuries and upcoming matchups shape the NFC West race Seattle’s Kevin Dotson left with an ankle injury; Davante Adams missed the game with a hamstring issue, and several secondary players exited late. The Rams also dealt with minor injuries but will travel to Atlanta, while the Seahawks visit Carolina the following week. Both clubs remain in contention for the NFC West lead. [1][2]