Seahawks Lead 28-0 as DeMarcus Lawrence Scores Second TD in First Half
In an impressive show of skill, the Seattle Seahawks dominated the Arizona Cardinals, leading 28-0 in the first half. Defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence scored two touchdowns within the first 16 minutes of the game, marking a remarkable performance.
DeMarcus Lawrence Shines With Two Touchdowns
DeMarcus Lawrence achieved a significant milestone by scoring his second touchdown in just the first half of the game. This comes after he had only scored twice in his previous 148 NFL games. His first touchdown occurred when he recovered a fumble by Jacoby Brissett, running 34 yards to the end zone.
As the second quarter began, Lawrence demonstrated his quick reflexes again. He intercepted another fumble, this time taking it 22 yards to score once more. Both of these fumbles were forced by linebacker Tyrice Knight, showcasing the Seahawks’ defensive prowess.
Offensive Highlights
In addition to Lawrence’s remarkable interception skills, the offense was also in fine form. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, a standout receiver, caught a touchdown pass and surpassed 1,000 receiving yards in the first quarter. He later underwent a concussion evaluation after a hard hit from Cardinals safety Budda Baker. Despite this, the Seahawks continued to build their lead with a significant score of 28-0, with 14:08 still remaining in the first half.
Summary of Key Events
- DeMarcus Lawrence scores two touchdowns in the first half.
- Lawrence’s first touchdown: 34-yard fumble return.
- Lawrence’s second touchdown: 22-yard fumble return.
- Tyrice Knight forced both fumbles.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba crosses 1,000 receiving yards.
- Final score at 14:08 left in the first half: Seahawks lead 28-0.
With a commanding performance, the Seahawks are establishing themselves as serious contenders this season. Lawrence’s stellar play and Smith-Njigba’s contributions are just a few highlights of their striking offense and solid defense.
