Seahawks' Playoff Hopes Dwindle After 27-24 Loss to Vikings

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The Seattle Seahawks faced a significant setback in their playoff chase after a narrow 27-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings at Lumen Field. The game ended dramatically with kicker Jason Myers missing a crucial 60-yard field goal that could have tied the score. Quarterback Geno Smith had a commendable performance, throwing three touchdown passes, but his two interceptions highlighted the team's ongoing difficulties against winning teams. With their record now at 8-7, the Seahawks find themselves in a challenging position as they aim for a playoff spot. Coach Mike Macdonald expressed disappointment but encouraged his players to maintain a positive mindset and continue to fight.

The upcoming game against the Chicago Bears is critical for the Seahawks, who must secure victories in their remaining regular-season matches to keep their postseason hopes alive. As the pressure builds, the team's resilience and ability to seize opportunities will be vital in the weeks ahead.

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