INGLEWOOD—The Seahawks nearly pulled off the unlikeliest of comebacks against one of the NFL's best teams.

The Seahawks turned the ball over four times and trailed throughout the game, but thanks to an outstanding game by the defense, they were still within striking distance in the fourth quarter, trailing by nine points when they got the ball back at their own 16-yard line with six minutes left.

Sam Darnold, who threw four interceptions up to that point, calmly completed six consecutive pass attempts to get the Seahawks to the 1-yard line, where Kenneth Walker ran the ball in to make it two-point game.

After the defense came up with yet another stop, the Rams pinned Seattle at the 1-yard line with 1:41 left thanks to an absurdly great punt, and Darnold and company went back to work, dr

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