RENTON, Wash. -- When the New England Patriots lined up for one of the decisive plays of the Seattle Seahawks' 23-20 win Sunday, Tyrel Dodson had an idea of what was coming.
Earlier in the week, outside linebackers coach Chris Partridge had shown the defense a clip of what New England might go to in a short-yardage, must-have situation. The moment arrived on the first possession of overtime -- a third-and-1 from the Patriots' 39 -- and so did the look that Partridge had presented.
After Leonard Williams' penetration into the backfield forced Rhamondre Stevenson into the C gap, Dodson was there to meet him, stopping the running back for no gain with help from Jarran Reed.