Seahawks sleepwalk through 20-3 loss to Rams

When the most effective play of the day is a pass by your fullback, chances are your game didn’t end well. Such was the case for the Seahawks, whose deficient tendencies were exposed in a 20-3 loss to the Rams that snapped their 10-game win streak over their fellow NFC West rivals. The loss also was the 18th in the last 21 road games for Seattle, which maintained a share of the division lead despite a 2-2 mark. What went right? Well… …see… …ummm… …not much. The Seahawks reached season highs with 65 plays from scrimmage and a time of possession mark of 27:10. It did nothing to offset the paltry 257 yards from scrimmage and another mediocre effort from QB Matt Hasselbeck, who was sacked four times, averaged a weak 5.3 yards per attempt, was intercepted once and lost a fumble. Seattle’s run woes continued as they managed 64 yards on 27 carries (2.4 ypc) against a St. Louis defense that had allowed 134 rushing yards per game entering Sunda...