Dang it, dang it, dang it. They could have won that game, should have won that game, and by all accounts, the Raiders tried to give them that game. But of course, things ended up materializing quite differently than many of us anticipate… The Seattle Seahawks stayed at home following their bye and hosted the Las Vegas Raiders, who entered this game holding a 3-7 record. Things got going pretty quick for the Seahawks, as Quandre Diggs jumped Derek Carr’s first pass… and then intercepted another shortly later. Unfortunately, this defense wouldn’t keep up this torrid pace all afternoon, as the team ultimately fell to the Raiders in overtime. A disappointing ending, to be sure, but it was an exciting game nonetheless. Still, confidence is rapidly eroding in this once plucky team that is starting to look just a little bit… less plucky. The Seahawks are 6-5 which in a vacuum isn’t terrible but back to back losses to the Bucs and Raiders is a bad, bad look. in this one in particular, offense wasn’t clutch and the defense appears to have seriously regressed.— Dugar, Michael-Shawn (@MikeDugar) November 28, 2022 Seahawks absolutely had their chance to win that game in
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