Washington Redskins
Russell Wilson
Best drama: Did . . . did . . . did the Redskins leave the Seahawks too much time? Almost! Seattle drove to the Washington 38-yard line and had time for a Hail Mary after Russell Wilson was ruled down by contact on a play that was initially ruled an incomplete pass with four seconds remaining. Wilsonâs desperation heave bounced off a pair of hands in the back of the end zone before falling harmlessly incomplete. The Redskins would escape with one of their most unlikely wins in some time.
Best fourth-quarter quarterbacks:  Wilson  was dreadful for much of the game  a credit to Washingtonâs defense  but  he  was masterful with the game on the line.  Wilson  capped Seattleâs 71-yard  go-ahead touchdown drive with a 30-yard pass to Doug Baldwin at the 1:34 mark  and finished 24 for 45 for 297 yards and two touchdowns.  He  also threw two interceptions. Cousinsâs final numbers (21 for 30  247 yards) probably didnât win many fantasy matchups this week  but  he  didnât the turn the ball over despite facing constant pressure and  he  made two perfect throws when the Redskins needed it most.
Worst inevitability: The Seahawksâ offense  which scored 41 points in a home win last week and looked completely out of sorts for three quarters on Sunday  finally got into the end zone with 11:53 remaining in the game.  Wilson âs 10-yard pass to Luke Willson capped a six-play  66-yard drive that pulled Seattle to within 10-8. Flutists will appreciate the Seahawksâ touchdown celebration.
Worst poise under pressure: They didnât have a sack to show for it in the first half  but the Redskins hounded  Wilson  from the start. With Seattle at midfield and driving more than halfway through the third quarter   Wilson  was flushed out of the pocket by linebacker Zach Brown and floated an ill-advised pass back across the field. The ball was intended for Baldwin  but intercepted by Will Compton at the Washington 46. Compton almost had his second interception of the game on back-to-back plays on Seattleâs next drive.
Best interception: Kendall Fuller ended Seattleâs fourth possession by driving on a slant route intended for Baldwin and picking off  Wilson . Fullerâs 24-yard return was negated after officials ruled he was down by contact upon replay review  but his team-leading third interception of the season was still a thing of beauty.
Best drama: Did . . . did . . . did the Redskins leave the Seahawks too much time? Almost! Seattle drove to the Washington 38-yard line and had time for a Hail Mary after  [TGT]  was ruled down by contact on a play that was initially ruled an incomplete pass with four seconds remaining. Wilsonâs desperation heave bounced off a pair of hands in the back of the end zone before falling harmlessly incomplete. The Redskins would escape with one of their most unlikely wins in some time.
Best fourth-quarter quarterbacks:   [TGT] was dreadful for much of the game  a credit to Washingtonâs defense  but   [TGT]   was masterful with the game on the line.   [TGT] capped Seattleâs 71-yard  go-ahead touchdown drive with a 30-yard pass to Doug Baldwin at the 1:34 mark  and finished 24 for 45 for 297 yards and two touchdowns.   [TGT]   also threw two interceptions. Cousinsâs final numbers (21 for 30  247 yards) probably didnât win many fantasy matchups this week  but  he  didnât the turn the ball over despite facing constant pressure and   [TGT]   made two perfect throws when the Redskins needed it most.
Worst inevitability: The Seahawksâ offense  which scored 41 points in a home win last week and looked completely out of sorts for three quarters on Sunday  finally got into the end zone with 11:53 remaining in the game.   [TGT]  10-yard pass to Luke Willson capped a six-play  66-yard drive that pulled Seattle to within 10-8. Flutists will appreciate the Seahawksâ touchdown celebration.
Worst poise under pressure: They didnât have a sack to show for it in the first half  but the Redskins hounded   [TGT] from the start. With Seattle at midfield and driving more than halfway through the third quarter    [TGT] was flushed out of the pocket by linebacker Zach Brown and floated an ill-advised pass back across the field. The ball was intended for Baldwin  but intercepted by Will Compton at the Washington 46. Compton almost had his second interception of the game on back-to-back plays on Seattleâs next drive.
Best interception: Kendall Fuller ended Seattleâs fourth possession by driving on a slant route intended for Baldwin and picking off   [TGT]  . Fullerâs 24-yard return was negated after officials ruled he was down by contact upon replay review  but his team-leading third interception of the season was still a thing of beauty.