It’s not often that the Seattle Seahawks (10-3) lose a primetime game. It’s also not often they get blown out like they did against the Los Angeles Rams (8-5), who kept their season alive while denying Seattle both a playoff spot and the #1 seed in the NFC. A 28-12 final score goes the Rams way and Seattle’s offense did not even get into the end zone.
Russell Wilson struggled and so did his receivers, who often didn’t get open and there were some drops along the way. Rashaad Penny was lost to (potentially serious) injury, the defense was largely dismal, once again having no answers for Sean McVay’s offense.