as tying for the second best record in franchise history. Finishing 12–4 landed them in the 3rd seed of the NFC and set up a third meeting with the Rams. Quarterback Russell Wilson finished the regular season with 40 passing touchdowns, besting his own record of 35. He came up just 8 yards short of breaking the franchise record of 4,219 passing yards, also set by himself back in 2016. Wide receiver DK Metcalf broke Steve Largent's record for receiving yards in a season with 1,303. Wide receiver Tyler Lockett broke Bobby Engram and Doug Baldwin's record of receptions in a season with 100. Kicker Jason Myers did not miss a field goal the entire season, with a streak of 35 makes extending into last season. The Seahawks fell to the Rams for the first home playoff loss in the Pete Carroll era by a score of 30–20. The game marked their third playoff loss in the last four years, compared to just one win. Their offense only mustered 2 touchdowns, one of which came when down by 17 late in the fourth quarter. Wilson played badly throughout thanks to poor offensive line play. In addition to being sacked five times, he completed just 11 of 27 passes for 174 yards, 2 touchdowns, and 1 interception, with the interception being a 42-yard pick six. References Seattle Seahawks Seattle Seahawks