The Los Angeles Rams stopped the Seattle Seahawks on two short-yardage plays in overtime on Sunday. They then took the football and won the game on a Matthew Stafford pass to DeMarcus Robinson.
LA’s 26-20 win raised the Rams’ record to 4-4. Seattle fell to 4-5 and last in the parity-laden NFC West.
It was a bizarre game for the Seahawks. The only times they scored were in the final minute of the second quarter and the final minute of the fourth quarter.
Seattle scored two touchdowns in 46 seconds before halftime. The Rams then countered with17 straight points to take a 20-13 lead.
Geno Smith, who threw three TD passes and three interceptions, found Jaxon Smith-Njigba with a 14-yard pass with 51 seconds left in the fourth quarter to force overtime.
Seattle got the ball and was driving until LA’s defense stopped it cold on third and four down in Rams territory.
The Rams took over and Stafford drove them 83 yards in four plays with the final 39 coming on the pass to Robinson.
Wow wow wow wow @RamsNFL wow wow wow @Demarcus pic.twitter.com/MlXuv7Fgzq
— NFL (@NFL) November 4, 2024
Sean McVay was one pumped-up coach.
What a combo. #LARvsSEA pic.twitter.com/kKkw1SUPek
— NFL (@NFL) November 4, 2024
