Russell Wilson threw for a career-low 72 passing yards and threw one of the worst interceptions of his career, but his team won — and remains a dangerous club in the postseason hunt.
Kirk Cousins more than doubled Wilson's passing output and played turnover-free ball for the first 57 minutes, but he and his team are in some real trouble suddenly.
In a game dominated by defense, the Seattle Seahawks out-slugged the Minnesota Vikings, 21-7, on Monday night, with the Seahawks scoring twice in the final three minutes to slam the door. The Vikings avoided getting shut out for the first time since 2007 by scoring a late touchdown in garbage time.