
"NFL's Backup Quarterbacks Shine as Seahawks' Offensive Line Dominates"
The Seattle Seahawks had all five offensive linemen play every snap for the first time this season, resulting in improved pass protection and a more effective running game. The offensive line allowed only two sacks and created openings for the running back. On the defensive side, there were changes in the lineup, with Mike Jackson Sr. replacing Riq Woolen and performing well. Frank Clark saw limited playing time, while other players stepped up. Overall, the improved continuity on the offensive line is a positive development for the Seahawks.
