ESPN.com · Oct 24, 2019
Seahawks hope Jarran Reed can spark their lagging pass-rush
RENTON, Wash. -- Lamar Jackson took a shotgun snap, immediately rolled to his left and slipped to the ground as he tried to cut back. Seattle Seahawks defensive end Branden Jackson dropped him right as the Baltimore Ravens quarterback sprung back up -- a full five seconds after he had taken the shotgun snap.
It was the only official hit the Seahawks got on Lamar Jackson and represented their only sack in Sunday's 30-16 loss. It was their first sack since Week 4 at Arizona, meaning the Seahawks might have been shut out in that department for 12 straight quarters had it not been for Jackson losing his footing on the wet CenturyLink Field turf. They only have 11 sacks in seven games.
