Erasing a 16-point deficit to force overtime and eventually win on a gusty two-point conversion call, the Seahawks had no shortage of stars who shined in one of the biggest regular season wins in franchise history. Who stood out under the lights in a TNF classic against the Rams?

Backs against the wall and on the wrong side of a 30-7 scoring run by the Rams, the Seahawks had every reason to fold on Thursday night. But impressive distribution to all of their playmakers down the stretch paved the way for a historic comeback to clinch a playoff spot.

For nearly 50 minutes, the Seahawks looked dead in the water, trailing by 16 with the offense floundering under the lights. But a special teams touchdown and Sam Darnold’s resiliency ignited an improbable comeback to vault into first place in the NFC West.

With both teams missing a key starter on offense, the Seahawks and Rams will each have to make adjustments accordingly in what likely will be a defensive slugfest in inclement weather conditions. Which matchups will determine who holds the No. 1 seed by Friday?

For just the fourth time in franchise history, the Seahawks willed themselves to a win on Sunday despite failing to score an offensive touchdown. But the victory may have created more questions than answers for an offense that has been bogged down for a month.

The Seahawks couldn’t find the end zone a single time on Sunday, which typically serves as a recipe for disaster. But thanks to their unflappable kicker and an ever-reliable defense, they found a way to escape the Colts’ upset bid.

Held under 100 yards of offense with just three rushing yards in 30 minutes of play, the Seahawks didn’t show up ready to play, allowing Philip Rivers and the Colts to begin engineering a potentially monumental upset.

Heavily favored on their home turf, the Seahawks will be looking to kick Philip Rivers’ comeback tour off to a rocky start, while opportunities for explosives in the passing game could be ripe for the taking.

In a battle of two birds traveling in opposite directions, the Seahawks hope to match their win total from last season and stay atop the NFC standings against a desperate Falcons squad on the road.

Forcing five turnovers while racking up a bunch of sacks and pressures along the way, the Seahawks didn’t let the Vikings find their comfort zone with a rookie quarterback under center, punishing the opposition to move into a three-way tie for the NFC’s best record.

For much of the 2025 season, the Seahawks have relied heavily on a prolific passing game without much of a run game to provide balance. But just in time for cooler weather and pseudo-playoff games, that element looks to be rounding into form.

The final score wound up making things way too close for comfort in Nashville. But the Seahawks found a way to pick up another road victory with a solid bounce-back performance by Sam Darnold and company to remain one game out of the NFC West lead.

Ahead comfortably for most of the game, the banged-up Seahawks survived a tremendous comeback effort by the Titans, holding on for a six-point win behind more record-setting fireworks from Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

While three separate drives stalled out for field goals, the Seahawks overcame an early deficit behind the latest theatrics from Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba to build a commanding halftime lead in Nashville.

Entering Sunday’s road tilt as heavy favorites against the one-win Titans, the Seahawks should have several advantageous matchups working in their favor, though the underdogs may have a big one to lean on with the visitors dealing with offensive line injuries.

Already down two key contributors for Sunday in Tennessee, it remains to be seen how close to full strength the Seahawks will be in Week 12, particularly on offense with three starters listed as questionable.

The Seahawks likely won’t shift towards Ken Walker III resuming “bell cow” status out of the backfield. However, there’s a clear and obvious way for the team to get him more touches that will have a domino effect on rest of the offense moving forward.

Though they fell just short of an improbable comeback in a two-point loss to the Rams on Sunday, several Seahawks still turned in strong performances on the road. Who shined the brightest in defeat at SoFi Stadium?

Turnovers galore put the Seahawks behind the eight ball on Sunday in Los Angeles, but a stellar defensive performance kept the game within reach, only for a last-second game winning field goal to fall short in a hard-fought defeat.

Racing out to 7-2 starts, the Seahawks and Rams have put a ton of points on the board behind their star quarterbacks, talented receiving corps, and improved offensive lines. Where does each team hold an edge going into Sunday’s first matchup at SoFi Stadium?