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The Seattle Seahawks failed to take advantage of two late scoring opportunities in a frustrating 17-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. Four times in the second half, Geno Smith took the Seahawks into the red zone and came out of it with just a field goal. “All the red zone stuff is where they got us, where we needed touchdowns,” Seattle coach Pete Carroll said.
Had to have it, and the Bengals defense got it.
When Joe Burrow couldn't get the ball in the end zone in the second half Sunday, the Cincinnati defense made sure the Seattle Seahawks didn't either. The Bengals defense intercepted Geno Smith twice. The Bengals won two in a row for the first time this season and improved to 3-3 going into their bye week.
Joe Burrow threw two early touchdown passes and Cincinnati intercepted Geno Smith twice in the second half and the Bengals held off the Seattle Seahawks late to get their second win a row, 17-13 on Sunday.
Joe Burrow threw two early touchdown passes and Cincinnati intercepted Geno Smith twice in the second half and the Bengals held off the Seattle Seahawks late to get their second win a row, 17-13 on Sunday.