2019 Divisional Playoff: Russell Wilson Scrambles For 22 Yards

"Did he get his feet in? TOUCHDOWN SEAHAWKS!" Russell Wilson finds Tyler Lockett on 4th and Goal and Lockett finds a way to keep his feet in bounds for his third touchdown catch of the game.

Quandre Diggs comes up with the 4th quarter interception of Kyler Murray to set up another Seahawks touchdown drive.

"How does he get open? How does he do that? Tyler Lockett is amazing! And the perfect pass from Russell Wilson!" Tyler Lockett beats double coverage and brings in the 47-yard touchdown off the beautiful deep ball from Russell Wilson. 27-14 Seahawks late in the second quarter.

"Carlos Hyde turned the corner and just ran away from everybody!" Carlos Hyde takes the toss and keeps his feet in bounds as he races down the sideline for the 24-yard touchdown, 20-7 Seahawks in the 2nd quarter.

DK Metcalf runs down Budda Baker and tackles him at the 5-yard line after the interception, a touchdown-saving play as the Seahawks defense came up with a big stop on 4th down.

Tyler Lockett follows-up his big game-opening catch with a 3-yard touchdown catch to give the Seahawks the early 7-0 lead over the Cardinals.

"One play, one highlight film!" Tyler Lockett makes a spectacular one-handed grab for 34 yards on the first play of the game.

Benson Mayowa forces the fumble by Kirk Cousins and the clock expires to end the game. The 27-26 victory marked the Seahawks first 5-0 start in franchise history.

"Does he hang on? He does! TOUCHDOWN SEAHAWKS!" On 4th and goal with the game on the line, Russell Wilson fired inside to DK Metcalf who came up with the 6-yard, game-winning touchdown grab.

"It's Seahawks football! He did not make it!" With the Vikings looking to go for the win, Bobby Wagner and Benson Mayowa stopped Alexander Mattison on 4th and 1 to set up the Seahawks game-winning drive.

Chris Carson trucks and powers his way forward for the 29-yard touchdown. The score was the Seahawks third touchdown in the 3rd quarter, 21-13 Seattle.

K.J. Wright makes a leaping 1-handed grab for the interception to set up another Seahawks touchdown in the third quarter.

Russell Wilson fires a shot to DK Metcalf who makes a diving catch for the 13-yard touchdown, 14-13 Seahawks in the 3rd quarter.

Russell Wilson finds Will Dissly for the 19-yard touchdown on the wheel route, Dissly's first touchdown of 2020 and the Seahawks first score of the game.

Chris Carson finds the endzone once again off the 1-yard rush to extend the Seahawks lead to 31-15.

Shaquill Griffin intercepts the pass from Ryan Fitzpatrick in the 4th quarter, his 2nd interception in as many weeks.

Russell Wilson finds David Moore for the 17-yard touchdown and Moore finds a way to keep his feet in bounds, 24-15 Seahawks in the 4th quarter.

Russell Wilson finds Travis Homer for the 3 yard touchdown on the halfback in-route. Homer's catch marked his first career touchdown, coming in the same stadium where he played college football for the University of Miami.

Russell Wilson finds a way to extend the play and hits David Moore for the 57 yard pass. Moore's clutch catch set up another Seahawks touchdown to take a 17-9 lead into the half.

Russell Wilson finds DK Metcalf for 37 yards on the go route down the right sideline. The big play helped set up the Chris Carson rushing touchdown for the first score of the game.

Chris Carson caps off a six play, 57-yard drive with a 1-yard touchdown run to put the Seahawks up 7-0.

Ryan Neal intercepts Ryan Fitzpatrick after Cody Barton tips the pass, the 2nd interception for Neal after his game-winner vs. Dallas.

With the game on the line and Dak Prescott scrambling, Ryan Neal came up with the interception to win the game. The Seahawks moved to 3-0 with the 38-31 victory over the Cowboys.

Rookie Alton Robinson brought down Dak Prescott for his first NFL sack, forcing the Cowboys to use their final timeout.

Trailing by 1, Russell Wilson found DK Metcalf for the 29-yard touchdown to put the Seahawks up for good, 38-31 after the 2-point conversion. The touchdown pass marked Wilson's 14th of the season, a new NFL record for the most passing touchdowns through the first three weeks of a season.