2007 MEDIA GUIDE - Seahawks Online Media Packet

OVERTIME 328call, the Ravens were in field goal territory to tie and eventually won the game in overtimeon a Matt Stover 42-yard field goal.at Green Bay 33, Seattle 27 — Sunday, January 4, 2004 (Wild Card Playoffs)The back-and-forth battle (four ties/four lead changes) was eventually won by the Packerswhen Al Harris returned a Matt Hasselbeck pass 52 yards for a touchdown. Played in 20-degree temperatures, the Seahawks were down 13-6 at the half. Three Shaun Alexandersecond-half touchdowns, all 1 yarders, kept the Seahawks in it, including the game-tyingscore with :51 left in the game. Heading into overtime, the Seahawks won the toss butboth teams exchanged punts. On Seattle’s next possession, Harris stepped in front of AlexBannister to end the game. Hasselbeck became the first Seahawks quarterback to throwfor at least 300 yards in the postseason (305). Alexander set a club single-game recordwith three postseason touchdowns.St. Louis 33, at Seattle 27 — Sunday, October 10, 2004St. Louis rallied from a 17-point, fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime. After limiting theRams to just seven points and 122 total first-half yards, the Seahawks led 24-10 headinginto the final quarter. A Marc Bulger 8-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Manumaleuna,followed by a 41-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Curtis on their very next play following aSeattle punt, brought the Rams within three points, 27-24. Unable to run out the clock,Seattle was forced to punt and the Rams proceeded to drive for a Jeff Wilkins’ game-tying,36-yard field goal with eight seconds remaining. The Rams had first crack in overtime anda 52-yard touchdown pass from Bulger to Shaun McDonald sealed the victory for St. Louis.at Washington 20, Seattle 17 — Sunday, October 2, 2005The Seahawks used a 91-yard drive capped by a Matt Hasselbeck to Darrell Jackson 6-yardscoring pass to tie the game at 17-17 with 1:23 remaining. Kelly Herndon intercepted aMark Brunell pass on the ensuing drive to set up a game-winning field goal attempt; however,Josh Brown’s 47-yard attempt hit the left upright as time expired and the game headedinto overtime. The Redskins won the coin flip and took the opening drive 55 yards in 11plays before Nick Novak connected on a game-winning 39-yard field goal.Seattle 24, N.Y. Giants 21 — Sunday, November 27, 2005The Seahawks escaped defeat three times to win their first overtime game since 2002. TheGiants tied the game 21-21 with 1:59 to play in the game. The Giants forced Seahawks puntand five plays and 28 yards later, the Giants were lining up for a 40-yard game-winningfield goal by Jay Feely. The kick was wide left and the game headed into overtime. TheSeahawks won the toss and were forced to punt on their first possession. New York tookover at their own 49-yard line. After an Eli Manning to Jeremy Shockey pass to theSeahawks 26-yard line was reviewed and overturned, the Giants were forced to settle fora 54-yard field goal attempt that came up short. The Seahawks punted yet again, and TikiBarber rattled off a 49-yard run to the Seahawks 31. The Giants gained four more yards settingup a third game-winning attempt for Feely, this one from 45 yards. Short again. TheSeahawks finally took advantage of their opportunity and on second-and-21, MattHasselbeck connected with D.J. Hackett for 38 yards and then rushed for an additional 20yards setting up a 36-yard game winner by Josh Brown.at Chicago 27, Seattle 24 — Sunday, Janurary 14, 2007Seattle’s bid for a return trip to the Super Bowl ended when Bears’ kicker Robbie Gouldconnected on a 49-yard field goal in overtime. Seattle won the coin toss, but was forced topunt. Facing a third-and-10, Rex Grossman found Bernard Berrian for a 30-yard gain to theSeahawks’ 36 yard line. Four plays later, Gould connected on the game winner.