The Seattle Times Seahawks on Sam Darnold
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After he surrendered a pair of inexcusable interceptions, Denver may love Darnold even more... With seven touchdowns and seven interceptions in his last four games, Darnold is the face and arm of that dysfunction.
STACKED’s take
Two critical INTs in OT loss; 7 TDs/7 INTs in last four games signals bust risk.
Darnold threw two inexcusable interceptions in overtime loss to Denver, including a looper to Rashid Shaheed that was undercut and intercepted by Ja'Quan McMillian on third-and-seven in OT, and a calamitous floater to Tory Horton that was picked off by Kris Abrams-Draine with 1:31 left in the fourth quarter. With seven touchdowns and seven interceptions in his last four games, Darnold is the face of the Seahawks' offensive dysfunction. Coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged the performance wasn't good enough and noted that Darnold, as the team's quarterback leader, bears responsibility. The source states: if Darnold doesn't self-destruct, the Seahawks probably win. His turnovers are eroding trust despite earning time after winning a Super Bowl.
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