Seahawks Post Game: Seattle FUMBLES Opportunity, COUGHS UP 32-29 Loss to Niners
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Undone by a flurry of costly miscues in the first 30 minutes, the Seahawks dug themselves too much of a hole to be able to pull off a comeback as the 49ers came to Lumen Field and secured a 32-29 win. Host Corbin Smith examines Seattle's latest sloppy showing on offense, including another uninspiring outing from Sam Darnold and a dreadful performance from an injury-ravaged running back group, hands out his game balls on offense, defense, and special teams, and looks at who's hot and who's not on his weekly "3 Up, 3 Down" stock watch.
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