SEATTLE’S HIGH-POWERED OFFENSE LEADS THE WAY IN DOMINANT VICTORY
The Seattle Seahawks made a statement on Sunday, jumping out to a commanding 17-3 lead over the Miami Dolphins at Lumen Field. The team’s emphasis on starting strong paid off, as they dominated the first quarter behind the arm of quarterback Geno Smith.
Smith connected with star wide receiver DK Metcalf for a thrilling 71-yard touchdown on the final play of the quarter, marking Metcalf’s second score of the season. The play showcased Metcalf’s electrifying speed, leaving defenders in his wake.
Metcalf’s impressive catch was just one highlight in a stellar performance. He also made a crucial back-shoulder grab over Kendall Fuller in the red zone, setting up running back Zach Charbonnet’s 4-yard touchdown run on the next play.
The Seahawks’ special teams unit also got in on the action, with kicker Jason Myers booting a 56-yard field goal on the team’s opening possession. The Dolphins’ only score of the quarter came after Smith’s errant pass, which bounced off Charbonnet’s hands and resulted in an interception.
With their high-powered offense firing on all cylinders, the Seahawks looked unstoppable in the early going. As they continue to build momentum, fans can’t help but wonder what’s in store for the rest of the season.
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