It wasn’t initially the shootout everyone expected to see, but it sure turned into one as the game unfolded between the Seattle Seahawks and the Dallas Cowboys en route to a 38-31 victory. against Seattle. For the most part, the Cowboys did well to contain the Seahawks’ deep ball, having made just two big mistakes in the first half and cleaning up one of them with an effort played by the rookie second pick. turn Trevon Diggs – who hit a potential touchdown from DK Metcalf and forced a touchdown. The other mistake, however, was damaging, allowing Tyler Lockett to score one of his three touchdowns of the day.
Lockett’s second was a punctuation mark on a second quarter practice fueled by three defensive penalties against the Cowboys, marking another week in which Dallas had to attempt to overcome its own mistakes. His third ended the half to give the Seahawks some distance and move away from a one point lead. Cedrick Wilson pulled off his pre-halftime digs, putting the teams neck and neck before Lockett won his third-best touchdown of a career
Things escalated significantly in the second half, with Dak Prescott throwing over 400 yards in his second straight game, propelling Wilson to a career day and getting big numbers from Michael Gallup. Not to be outdone, Russell Wilson continued his campaign for MVP, throwing five touchdowns with a 130.7 passer rating. In the end, it was the shootout we were all promised, with the Seahawks narrowly escaping to keep their undefeated record intact.
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