SEATTLE -- The Seahawks looked sluggish in the first 30 minutes against the St. Louis Rams and went into halftime trailing, 16-3.
Offensively, they couldn't get anything going. Pass protection was not good, and Russell Wilson went 10-for-18 for 92 yards and an interception. The pick was his first since Week 10. Wilson was sacked twice and hit seven times as the Seahawks struggled to handle the Rams' pressure.
On six offensive drives, the Seahawks turned it over twice, punted three times and managed one field goal.
The defensive performance was up and down. The Rams hit on a big play in the second with Rams quarterback Case Keenum finding wide receiver Kenny Britt down the right sideline for a 28-yard touchdown.