Lock’s late touchdown pass Seahawks to 20-17 victory vs Eagles

In a stunning Monday night turnaround, Drew Lock orchestrated a 92-yard drive, culminating in a 29-yard touchdown pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba with 28 seconds remaining, as the Seattle Seahawks pulled off a 20-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. This victory snapped Seattle’s four-game losing streak and propelled them back into contention for an NFC playoff spot.

The Seahawks, standing at 7-7, witnessed a comeback led by their backup quarterback, Lock. He orchestrated the team’s longest touchdown drive of the season, showcasing resilience and precision. The game-winning play unfolded on a crucial third-and-10, where Smith-Njigba outpaced James Bradberry, and Lock delivered a perfect throw, sealing the unlikely comeback from an initial 10-0 deficit. Lock, filling in for the injured Geno Smith for the second consecutive start, demonstrated his connection with rookie first-round pick DK Metcalf, making key plays, including significant gains of 18 and 34 yards.

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Despite the Eagles having one final opportunity, Julian Love secured his second interception of the fourth quarter. Love picked off Jalen Hurts’ deep pass intended for A.J. Brown, managing to get his feet down inbounds. This interception sealed the fate of the Eagles, who suffered their third consecutive loss, dropping to a 10-4 record for the season.