The Seahawks didn’t exactly play their best game in Sunday’s loss to the Titans. That description does not apply to the amazing future Hall of Famer and human tackling machine, Bobby Wagner.
Sadly, dear 12s, the Seahawks played far from a complete game in their home opener. For the first three quarters of the game, there was no shortage of MVP candidates. Russell Wilson was his usual phenomenal self. Heading into the fourth stanza, Tyler Lockett already had six catches for 144 yards and another spectacular touchdown.
But after the equally spectacular 68-yard touchdown to Freddie Swain to start the fourth quarter, the Seahawks offense went dormant.