the Seahawks found themselves down big early, taking a 20–0 deficit to the locker room at halftime. A frantic fourth-quarter comeback allowed them to take the lead 28–27 with less than a minute to go in the game, but the Falcons were able to mount a quick drive and score a field goal with under 10 seconds left, and the Seahawks lost by the score of 30–28. Highlights of the season include Russell Wilson starting all games for the Seahawks, becoming the first rookie quarterback since Jim Zorn in their inaugural season to do so. Wilson finished the year tying the record for touchdown passes by a rookie quarterback with 26, a record he shares with Peyton Manning. His three touchdown runs in the Week 15 game against the Bills was also a franchise record. Wilson received an invitation to the 2013 Pro Bowl, along with running back Marshawn Lynch, offensive tackle Russell Okung, center Max Unger, free safety Earl Thomas, and kick returner Leon Washington. 2013: Super Bowl Champions In the offseason, the Seahawks looked to bolster their pass rush through free agency, signing defensive lineman Michael Bennett from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Cliff Avril of the Detroit Lions. They also acquired wide receiver Percy Harvin in a trade with the Minnesota Vikings for the Seahawks' first-round draft pick in the 2013 draft. Despite not having a first-round pick, the Seahawks managed to make 11 picks in the draft, including running back Christine Michael in the 2nd round, tight end Luke Willson in the 5th round, and offensive tackle Michael Bowie in the 7th round. Departures included running back Leon Washington who was released in the offseason, and fullback Michael Robinson who was cut during training camp, but returned to the team after injuries to Derrick Coleman and Spencer Ware. The Seahawks got out to a fast start in the regular season, winning their first four games for the first time in franchise history. Wins during this stretch included a 29-3 trouncing of the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2, and an overtime win over the Houston Texans in Week 4 in which cornerback Richard Sherman returned an interception 58 yards to tie the game late in regulation. Their first loss was a 34–28 defeat in Week 5 at the hands of the Indianapolis Colts, notable for a blocked field goal attempt by kicker Steven Hauschka that was