Backed up at their own 5, the Ravens had an instant 3-and-out. Geno Smith got one first down to Tyler Lockett, but a 3rd down bat down by former Seahawk Jadeveon Clowney had Pete Carroll punting in Baltimore territory. Lamar Jackson got one first down to Mark Andrews, but a false start just about put them behind schedule and the Ravens punted it back. Normally a strong-starting group, Seattle went three-and-out after Jaxon Smith-Njigba had a bobble on 3rd down and didn’t make the catch until he was out of bounds. The Ravens won the coin toss, giving Seattle the ball first on offense. Seattle loses top spot in the NFC West, and frankly only a real hard collapse by the 49ers would make anyone think they’re good enough to win the division. This was an all-around failure and almost nothing positive can come out of this performance. Geno Smith, Drew Lock, Mike Teel, Charlie Whitehurst, it doesn’t matter. Seattle is 5-3 but they are still miles off the elite of the league, just as they were last year. No touchdowns for him on the day, but his backup Tyler Huntley got in and threw a touchdown to Odell Beckham Jr for good measure.īaltimore is one of the best teams in the NFL. Lamar Jackson was an efficient 21/26 for 187 yards. Allowed almost 300 yards of RUSHING OFFENSE. The offensive line was under siege and couldn’t get any push against Baltimore, running for just 28 yards on 15 attempts. Geno Smith completed less than half his passes, turned it over twice, could’ve easily turned it over more times, and was just bad. Much like what happened to the Detroit Lions a couple of weeks back, the Baltimore Ravens (7-2) just smashed in the Seahawks to the tune of 37-3. We ended up with one of the worst performances of the entire Pete Carroll era. The Seattle Seahawks (5-3) got to experience an elite NFL team instead of the bad teams they’ve generally been beating over the past few weeks.

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