SEATTLE - DK Metcalf made the fatal and unforgivable mistake of starting his party too soon, which is a biblical example of why not to do it.
His coach told him that. So did the midfielder.
Russell Wilson said, "He played that luck today and I told him, Never do it again."
Having had the opportunity to redeem himself, Metcalfe came at the last minutes and this time there was no doubt about the celebration. Metcalf got a 29-yard touchdown pass from Wilson with 1:47 remaining, and the Seattle Seahawks beat the Dallas Cowboys 38-31 on Sunday.
Wilson delivered five touchdown passes, setting a record for most scoring passes in the first three games of the season with 14. Patrick Mahoms threw 13 TDs in three matches to start his best season in 2018. Wilson became the first QB player to have at least four TD assists in each of The first three games.
Metcalf appeared to have hit Earth after pulling in a deep pass from Wilson in the late first quarter. But he was sloppy for the last few steps before the goal line, and corner back Trifon Digges stepped up from behind and fired the ball. I walked out of the end zone for touch.
Instead of landing and 16-3 bullets, the 62-yard reception was a forgotten moment.
Wilson was a 27 out of 40 for 315 yards. His latest magic in the fourth quarter spoiled Dak Prescott's attempt at a second major comeback in a row.
"They've done more major plays than we've done," said Dallas coach Mike McCarthy. "We had a lot of production, but the most important plays in the game, I think you should give credit to these players."
Prescott had one last chance after receiving Metcalf's TD. He led the Cowboys to Seattle 22 but was sent off by rookie Alton Robinson in second place, and Dallas had used his final time-out 16 seconds before the match. In third place, Ryan Neal intercepted Prescott's desperate throw to the finish area.
Prescott finished 37 out of 57 for 472 yards, with three landings and two interceptions. He set professional highs for yards and attempts.
While Prescott has become the latest QB player to have a big day in front of the leaked Seattle High School, Seahawks has taken control of Ezekiel Elliot. Elliott finished 34 yards speeding on 14 stands and scored at 1 yard in the first half.
Lockett had a high level of success with three TD receptions and finished with nine catches for 100 yards. Lockett scored once from 43 yards and twice from 1 yard streak. Jacob Hollister also had a 1-yard TD catch and received a Seattle 2-point diversion after TD Metcalf.
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