won the Super Bowl. They proceeded to fall to the New Orleans Saints, falling 6 points short of a 20-point comeback. This was their first home loss in September in the Pete Carroll era. The Seahawks rebounded, winning two straight divisional matchups, beating the Arizona Cardinals 27–10 on the road and the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night 30–29 at home. During their week 6 matchup against the Cleveland Browns, tight end Will Dissly tore his Achilles tendon and was placed on injured reserve for the second season in a row. The Seahawks ended up winning the game 32–28. The following week, the Seahawks played the Baltimore Ravens, who had signed Earl Thomas in the offseason. The Ravens prevailed, winning 30–16, marking Russell Wilson's only game with a passer rating of under 100 the whole season as well as his first interception. The Seahawks edged out the Atlanta Falcons 27–20 in their next game, which marked the first time the Seahawks were 4–0 on the road since 1980. The Seahawks managed to rally past the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 40–34 in overtime, with Russell Wilson throwing a season high 5 touchdowns, with Jacob Hollister, picked up off waivers from the New England Patriots and Tyler Lockett caught two apiece. The Seahawks played a thriller on the road against the 8-0 San Francisco 49ers, prevailing in their second overtime game in a row, 27–24, with Jason Myers making the game-winning field goal as time expired. The Seahawks continued the forward momentum and won their next two games, but lost to the Rams 28-12 for their first and only road loss of the season. The Seahawks' 7-1 road record was the best in franchise history. The Seahawks rebounded against the Carolina Panthers 30–24, clinching a playoff spot, but lost their final two home divisional games in a row, including a nail-biting week 17 rematch with the 49ers in which Jacob Hollister fell just inches from the goalline on 4th and goal. The two losses were influenced by the loss of three running backs in the last few games of the season, Chris Carson, Rashaad Penny, and C. J. Prosise. This lead them to sign ex-Seahawks running-back Marshawn Lynch, who was in his second retirement. The Seahawks finished as the 5th seed in the NFC, and played a Week 12 rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles for the Wild Card round. While the Seahawks' pass