The Seattle Seahawks took care of their divisional rivals, the Arizona Cardinals, on Sunday, dominating them with a 44-22 win at Lumen Field. The Week 10 game didnât see much from star quarterback Sam Darnold, who barely threw 12 passes, completing 10 for 178 yards and one touchdown.
Running backs Zach Charbonnet and George Holani contributed with one touchdown each, but the man who stole the show wasnât even on the Seahawksâ offense.
DeMarcus Lawrence, who arrived from the Dallas Cowboys in the offseason, became just the fourth player to return two fumbles for a touchdown in the same game in NFL history.
DeMarcus Lawrence reacts after historic performance
After the game was over, Lawrence shared his thoughts on his performance, noting how unbelievable it was to achieve this feat.

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âYou canât draw that up,â Lawrence said, via ESPN. âT-Knight did a great job, running the play exactly how coach (Mike) Macdonald drew it up, and I was the lucky recipient of the two forced fumbles. Iâll take it every day.â
Not even his coach could fathom how impressive his performance was.
âI couldnât believe that D-Law got the second one,â Macdonald said. âI was like, âHoly crap, itâs him again.â But the way that he attacked the ball, T-Knight, is just awesome. We hadnât forced any fumbles yet all this year on defense and we got two today. Itâs awareness. Just taking advantage of those opportunities was awesome.â
The Seahawks remain in a two-team race with the Los Angeles Rams to win the NFC West division. They will face Sean McVayâs team in Week 11, in a game that could affect the rest of the season for each team.





