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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Jimmy Graham’s touchdown catch from Russell Wilson was the perfect ending for an incredible game

Jimmy Graham finally comes up big for the Seahawks when they need him most.

The Seattle Seahawks won a thriller of a game 41-38 over the Houston Texans when Russell Wilson led the Seahawks on a perfect 2-minute drill drive.

The drive took just three plays and went 80 yards, which ended with this Russell Wilson bullet to Jimmy Graham:

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It was Graham’s second touchdown of the quarter, giving him four receptions for 39 yards and two touchdowns on the afternoon.

After the score, the Texans had the ball with 21 seconds left. Deshaun Watson took a sack on the first play, and then was intercepted by Richard Sherman to end the game.

The Seahawks move to 5-2 after winning what was the best game we’ve seen all season. If you missed out on it, check TV listings, get on NFL Game Pass, do something so you can watch that game.

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