It took nearly the entire game for the Seattle Seahawks to find the end zone against the Denver Broncos, but it finally happened with less than six minutes left in the game on a one-yard rushing touchdown from George Holani. They also converted the two-point conversion to cut Denver’s lead to 14-11.
Here is a look at the touchdown and the two-point conversion, courtesy of the NFL’s official social media:
George Holani gets in the end zone for the @Seahawks
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What a catch from Shaheed for the two-point conversion!
— NFL (@NFL) October 16, 2026
3-point game in Denver.
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Holani’s touchdown was the first points in the second half for either team. Between both teams, there were six punts in the second half. Seattle kicker Jason Myers also missed a field goal on their first drive in the third quarter.
Denver has 38 total yards since the second half started and are looking to at least milk the clock against the Seahawks and ideally score points to extend their lead. However, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix was sacked on third down to give the ball back to Seattle with plenty of time to score again.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: WATCH: Seahawks finally find end zone on Holani TD vs Broncos