Even though it was against an offensively-challenged New York Jets team, the Seattle Seahawks defense was impressive nonetheless in a 24-7 win on Sunday afternoon.
Jets vs. Seahawks, Week 10: Seattle defense dominant in win
The defense provided an impressive performance for the Seattle Seahawks in their 28-7 win over the New York Jets on Sunday.
Kevin Casey
Seattle limited the Jets to 185 total yards, allowed no points, forced three turnovers, recorded three sacks and shut down New York on third downs.
Offensively, Russell Wilson improved as the game went on while Marshawn Lynch and the running game slowly softened the Jets interior, according to Field Gulls:
Body-blow after body-blow by Marshawn Lynch in the 2nd half finally wore the Jets D down until they succumbed to a couple of big haymakers by Seattle’s pass offense that put the game away for good.
Seattle's wide receivers, namely Sidney Rice and Golden Tate, made big plays all afternoon. Along with reeling in a 38-yard touchdown reception, Tate also tossed a passing score to Rice in the fourth quarter.
The win improves the Seahawks record at home to 5-0 as they head into their bye week, where they'll look to improve on their offense. Seattle will return to action to face the Miami Dolphins on the road on Nov. 25.
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