Seahawks Lose to Rams in Overtime

The Los Angeles Rams secured a 26-20 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in overtime, significantly aided by two critical interceptions thrown by Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith. Early in the fourth quarter, with the score tied at 13-13, Smith, under pressure, threw a pass that was intercepted by Rams safety Kamren Kinchens and returned 103 yards for a touchdown, marking the longest interception return in Rams history. Smith's performance was marred by another interception in the red zone later in the game, hindering the Seahawks' chance to capitalize on a blocked punt. Despite Smith's effort to rally the team, leading to a game-tying score, the Seahawks failed to secure a win after being stopped on a fourth-and-goal in overtime, setting the stage for the Rams' decisive drive. The Rams' win was also marked by Seattle's struggle in the second half, being outscored 17-0 at one point, and injuries to key players on both teams.