If the Seattle Seahawks were going to remain in the playoff hunt, Drew Lock was going to have to author a dramatic game-winning drive with under two minutes remaining.
The composed quarterback did just that, leading the Seahawks on a 10-play, 92-yard drive, ending with a 29-yard touchdown pass from Lock to rookie Jaxon Smith-Njigba. The score and Julian Love's second interception of the game helped seal a Seahawks' rally as they delivered an incredible 20-17 home win at Lumen Field on Monday Night Football to help keep their postseason hopes alive.
With the Seahawks trailing 17-13 with 1:52 remaining, Lock had the task of engineering a game-winning drive from Seattle's own 8-yard line.
On a 3rd & 10 of that drive with 56 seconds left, Lock went deep to DK Metcalf who delivered a sensational catch for a 34-yard gain.
Two plays later, Lock found Smith-Njigba for the touchdown grab to put Seattle up 20-17 with 28 seconds left.
Jalen Hurts and the Eagles had a chance to rally, but it was dashed when Seahawks' safety Love hauled in his second interception of the game and made sure to get his toes down on the field before sailing out of bounds. That clinched the team's home win as Seattle improved to 7-7 to remain alive in the NFC playoff picture.
After racing out to a 10-1 start to the season, the Eagles (10-4) are now sliding and urgently searching for answers, having suffered their third straight loss. Hurts had 13 carries for 82 yards and two rushing TDs in the defeat.
Here's how the entire Seahawks-Eagles' game went.