Early Momentum Shifts
The Seattle Seahawks opened their campaign with a burst of offensive energy, capitalizing on an early defensive stand by Dallas. Drew Lock orchestrated the initial scoring drive, connecting with Montorie Foster Jr. on a five-yard touchdown pass in the first period. The extra point gave Seattle a 7-0 advantage that stood until halftime.
Lock finished the day completing nine of thirteen passes for forty yards and one touchdown. George Holani provided ground support with twelve carries for forty-two yards, while Foster recorded five receptions for thirty-six yards, including the opening score. Despite the early lead, the Seahawks failed to generate additional offensive production in the subsequent periods.
Cowboys Clamor Back
Dallas answered the deficit in the second quarter when Brandon Aubrey drilled a twenty-nine-yard field goal to cut the margin to 7-3. The Cowboys took their first lead shortly after, as Sam Howell found Camden Brown on a thirty-nine-yard touchdown pass. Aubrey’s kick extended the advantage to 10-7 at the break.
