Fourth-and-7? Let It Fly!

Fourth-and-7? Let It Fly!

Seattle’s three wideouts line up trips right.

Realizing the free play, all three go vertical off the line.

Kearse takes an outside angle . . .

. . . then cuts back, turning Rogers around.

Rogers is in a bad spot.

Fifteen yards downfield, Kearse has two steps on the defender.

Rogers is able to close quickly, however . . .

And get in a position to make a play on the ball.

But with no safety help, it’s one-on-one.

And Kearse wins the battle.