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The NFL is fun, even if it doesn't always mean to be. Just ask the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams .
The Seahawks hosted the Rams at Lumen Field on Sunday. While everyone expected it to be a heated battle between teams tied atop the NFC West, no one foresaw what happened in the fourth quarter.
At the 6:23 mark, Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold tried to pass to running back Zach Charbonnet for a two-point conversion. The ball, however, hit the shoulder of Rams defensive end Jared Verse before sailing to the end zone.
After a review, the referees deemed it a backward pass by Darnold and a recovery by the Rams. It tied the score at 30-30.
"This two-pointer needs a nickname," commented NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Fans were in disbelief after the crazy play.
"LMAO, I bet they didn't even know that," said @laughz4days.
"What am I actually watching?" asked @PickensBurgh/
"I genuinely CANNOT believe that actually counts as a successful two-point conversion," wrote @0604Reynolds.
"So the whistle doesn't matter here? Because they absolutely blew it before the recovery. Just asking out of curiosity, BTW," posted @CHornetsLATAM.
"I thought if an offense 'fumbles,' they can't advance the ball and it goes back to the location of the fumble," commented @lockechrisj
Obviously, it was exactly how Seattle drew it up .
It was an unlikely score, but the Seahawks gladly took it. They stormed back from a 16-point deficit behind Darnold and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed to keep the game close.
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