The Seattle Seahawks offense had been less than impressive this preseason, scoring just one touchdown through the first three games. You’d have no idea that was the case after the Hawks’ first drive Thursday night against the Oakland Raiders at CenturyLink Field.
It took just two plays to go 63 yards to the end zone, Seattle’s first offensive touchdown since August 14. The drive lasted just 39 seconds.
It began sour with a 1st-down run by Christine Michael for no gain, then sweetened when Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson dropped back and saw that rookie wideout Tyler Lockett had completely beat his man on a go-route.