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5 Numbers Of Note From The Seahawks' Week 15 Win Over The Eagles

Five numbers that helped tell the story of a thrilling Monday Night Football victory over the Eagles.

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Numbers of Note, presented by Intuit QuickBooks, takes a look at five key numbers that help tell the story of every Seahawks game. QuickBooks celebrates small businesses that define their own path to success by doing Business Differently. Now, all small businesses can make their money work as hard as they do by getting a business bank account with QuickBooks Money that earns 5.00% APY. Learn more at quickbooks.com/5apy.

The Seahawks ended a four-game losing streak and kept their playoff hopes alive in dramatic fashion on Monday night, beating the Eagles 20-17 thanks to a game-winning touchdown drive led by backup quarterback Drew Lock, as well as multiple fourth-quarter stops by the defense, including a pair of interceptions made by safety Julian Love.

In addition to that final score, here are five numbers that help tell the story of Monday night's win:

92

Yards, covered in 10 plays, by Drew Lock and Seattle's offense on the game-winning drive, which was capped by a 29-yard touchdown pass to rookie Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

2

Game-winning touchdown receptions for Smith-Njigba this season. The rookie receiver also caught the game-winning touchdown against Cleveland in Week 8, making him the only rookie since 1960 to have two game-winning touchdown receptions in the final minute of the fourth quarter, according to Elias Sports.

4

Turnovers forced by safety Julian Love in the past two games, including two crucial fourth-quarter interceptions on Monday night, the second of which clinched the win. Love also had an interception and a forced fumble a week earlier against the 49ers.

58

Yards on three catches for DK Metcalf on Seattle's game-winning drive, including a spectacular 34-yard catch that set up the game-winner to Smith-Njigba.

5

Explosive plays (12-plus run, 16-plus pass) allowed by Seattle's defense, with the longest play being a 20-yard Jalen Hurts scramble. That was a big improvement from a week earlier when the 49ers had 12 explosive plays, including four plays of 44 or more yards.

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Check out some of the best action shots from Week 15 vs. the Philadelphia Eagle at Lumen Field on December 18, 2023. Game action photos are presented by Washington's Lottery.

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