Things quickly went from testy to physical between Seattle Seahawks players during Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills.
With less than a minute remaining in the first half, the Seattle Seahawks forced a Josh Allen incompletion that should have brought up a field goal attempt. But Derick Hall committed a careless “roughing the passer” that gave Buffalo a fresh set of downs, and it culminated with an Allen TD strike to Dalton Kincaid.
Before the touchdown, Reed lit into Hall for committing the penalty:
The frustration continued on the Seattle Seahawks sideline, leading to a brief scuffle between the two players that had to be broken up by teammates:
It was a frustrating first half for the Seahawks, who had just three points and 96 yards of offense in the first half. They lost a fumble on a fourth-and-goal play near the goal line, and then Hall took the awful roughing the passer penalty to hand Buffalo four more free points.
Seattle Seahawks Are Having A Roller-Coaster Of A Season
The Seahawks started out a perfect 3-0, only to lose their next three games. They bounced back with a statement road win over the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday, but now look poised to fall back to 4-4.
