Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV talked about how the Rams got disrespectful before squandering a 16-point lead to Seattle.

The Seattle Seahawks overcame three turnovers and a 225-yard performance by Puka Nuca, rallying past the Los Angeles Rams to clinch a playoff spot.

Darnold did just that, hitting a wide-open Eric Saubert for the 2-point conversion, and the Seahawks overcame a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit to stun the Rams 38-37 on Thursday night for a one-game lead in the NFC West.

If you're a college football die-hard like me, today almost feels like Christmas came six days early. The College Football Playoff gets underway tonight, and we'll take a couple of good looks at the Alabama vs.

It wasn't just the Seahawks celebrating Thursday's night win. The 49ers now have a path to the NFC West title, too.

Puka Nacua's stellar Week 16 performance was overshadowed by what he did off the field after the Rams' loss to the Seahawks.

The Detroit Lions road to the playoffs got just a little more difficult, following the Seattle Seahawks' thrilling 38-37 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. Mike Macdonald's squad clinched a playoff berth with the win, meaning the Lions can now only catch and surpass the 49ers, Bears, or Packers.

Darnold was unraveling, and Rams players were laughing. "They thought it was over," Ernest Jones IV said. But Seattle got the last laugh.

After criticizing NFL referees earlier in the week on a live stream, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua went after the officials again following Thursday's 38-37 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

One of the best games was played on Thursday Night Football. The Seattle Seahawks completed their comeback in the fourth quarter against their rival, the Los An