The Seattle Seahawks put up 50 points on the board for the first time since Russell Wilson's rookie season, beating the Detroit Lions 51-29. Seattle moves to 6-10 on the season going into their final game against the Arizona Cardinals. After the game, Pete Carroll talked about why the offense looked different in terms of the variety of plays that were called and he praised several players including kicker Jason Meyers. D.J. Reed was back in action and intercepted two passes on the day. The linebacker group talked about being without Bobby Wagner on the field after he went out due to a knee injury early on in the game. Russell Wilson talked about playing with a glove on his right hand and tripled down on his hope to stay with the Seahawks in the future.
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