K.J. Wright Sack/Forced Fumble Leads to Bobby Wagner Touchdown

A defensive score gave the Seahawks a fourth-quarter lead over the Arizona Cardinals.

Nov 15, 2015 at 01:11 PM

Tony Drovetto

Seahawks.com Content Manager

The Seahawks' first sack/forced fumble on Sunday night against the Arizona Cardinals was so successful that the team wasted little time before doing it again.

Instead of defensive end Cliff Avril, this time it was linebacker K.J. Wright who got to Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer and knocked the ball loose. Linebacker Bobby Wagner was there for the recovery, scooping up the football and returning it 22 yards for a touchdown.

The scoring play gave Seattle a 29-25 lead.

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