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Could Sam Darnold on thursday night go thru Deja Vu all over again? Though it was closer to the end of the season with Minnesota playing the Lions last year, the Seahawks have a chance to take the division lead against the Rams. If Darnold has another bad game like last year, the Seahawks could have the best record like the Vikings did for the wild card round.

Wow ... when Turner intercepted, I thought the game was over at 30-14 for the Rams ... I turn back and the Hawks have came to tie it ... now in overtime. Rams have benefitted from ticky-tack interference/personal foul penalties

Great night for Nacua. Is it me or has the Seattle crowd lost its mojo? Either theyre not loud enough anymore--or at least this game--or NFL on Prime doesnt mike a stadium like the other networks?

Seattle tied it ... KICK THE EXTRA POINT!!!

I was wrong! ... Dramatic win for Seattle!

Brian wolf wrote: ↑Fri Dec 19, 2025 12:54 am I was wrong! ... Dramatic win for Seattle!

Saw the game with a lot of colleagues from my church and we all thought it was over at 30-14.

It was a really fun, well fought game and it really took for lack of a better word "cahones" to go for a two point conversion down one.

But if we made the extra point, the Rams likely get the clock low and kick a game winning field goal at the end of overtime.

True ... the third time was the charm. Its hard for me to remember any game where a team converted three consecutive 2-point tries? The Rams blew it dropping interceptions. Now Seattle has to followup with a win, keep the pressure on.

Have to shout-out to the referees for correctly calling that two-point try a lateral, which was recovered in the endzone for Seattle by an alert player. At first, it looked like a forward pass but replay proved it wasnt. I have seen way too many lateral/fumbles get called forward.

Seattle tied it ... KICK THE EXTRA POINT!!!

No. They made the right choice in going for 2. A tie would have been just as bad as a loss for Seattle since the Rams have (had?) tiebreaker advantage over them.

ChrisBabcock wrote: ↑Fri Dec 19, 2025 11:24 am

Seattle tied it ... KICK THE EXTRA POINT!!!

No. They made the right choice in going for 2. A tie would have been just as bad as a loss for Seattle since the Rams have (had?) tiebreaker advantage over them.

Correct. There really wasn't much of a choice to make considering the tiebreaker scenarios.

Tough loss for the Packers. If Doubs just recovers the onside, the game is over ... Bears deserve credit for taking the game away. This loss can help the Lions if they can win out leading to the Bears matchup, that Richard mentioned. The Bears may sit starters if they beat the Niners?

Nice to see the Bears fans get another exciting, important win at home.
Another win will clinch their division. Philly won the East as well. They will possibly sit starters soon depending on other games.

I'm happy for Ben Johnson and da Bears. I can see a nice, long rivalry developing between Ben's Bears and Riverboat Dan Campbell, the master and his protege. Even if the Bears clinch before the finale against Detroit, I don't think Ben sits out many, if any, regulars, at least not in the first half. I imagine he'd love to avenge the first meeting back in Sept. when Detroit hung 50+ points on them, make some kind of statement.

The year has been terrible but Simmons for the Titans has played like an All-Pro ... Chiefs lose Minshew to knee injury, getting whipped in Nashville.

--And the Jets stay on the Dog watch, with bad backups at QB and no team interceptions, while losing to the Saints

--Miami changes QBs but the defense is still underachieving, getting blown out by the Bengals

--Buffalo barely survives. How hurt is Allen, and why wasnt the sack on him not a safety?