Former Trojans help Seahawks beat Patriots after Sam Darnold injury
Sam Darnold went down with an injury, but two other former Trojans produced great defensive performances to help the Seahawks win
The Seattle Seahawks began their NFL season on a victorious note with the assistance of two former USC Trojans. The team's focus was on Sam Darnold, who was expected to shine, but his performance was cut short due to an injury early in the first quarter. The Seahawks then turned to two former Trojans, Leonard Williams and Uchenna Nwosu, for a defensive masterpiece against the Patriots.
Both players delivered exceptional performances reminiscent of the Seahawks' Super Bowl triumph. Leonard Williams notched 4 tackles and a sack, controlling the line of scrimmage, while Uchenna Nwosu contributed 5 total tackles and a pass deflection. Their combined efforts were crucial in helping the Seahawks defy a disastrous start and secure a positive outcome in their opening game.
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