Geno Smith Apologizes After Seahawks' Overtime Loss

In a closely contested game, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith threw for 363 yards and three touchdowns but also committed three critical interceptions, leading to a 26-20 overtime loss against the Los Angeles Rams. Two of the interceptions occurred in red zone situations, including a pivotal 103-yard pick-six that shifted the momentum in favor of the Rams. Despite his mistakes, Smith managed to tie the game with a late touchdown pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba. After the game, Smith expressed deep remorse, stating, 'I really feel like I let everybody down today' and pledged to improve his decision-making. Coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged the need for better protection for Smith, who has thrown 11 touchdowns against 10 interceptions this season, contributing to the Seahawks' 4-5 record. Consistency will be crucial for Smith if the Seahawks aim to make a playoff run in the remaining games of the season.