Twitter reacts to insane ending to Redskins-Seahawks game

One of the hottest up and coming NFL free agents, Kirk Cousins celebrates during the Redskins-Seahawks game

The Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins put on a show Sunday, taking the game right down to the wire. In the end, the Redskins pulled out a magnificent win that had social media buzzing with excitement.

Russell Wilson had an awful time of it Sunday and threw two interceptions. Then he woke up in the fourth quarter, as he’s wont to do. Engineering a five-play drive that took less than a minute and went 71 yards, Wilson put the Seahawks up over the Redskins, 14-10 with just 94 seconds left on the clock.

It was the second week in a row in which Wilson engineered a fourth-quarter comeback at home over a tough opponent. People all over the place chimed in on his remarkable poise under pressure.

Surely, the Seahawks would win this game, right?

Josh Doctson and Kirk Cousins had a different idea. Going 70 yards in four plays and just 35 seconds, the Redskins went up by three points. Doctson nearly scored on a 38-yard strike but was touched down at the one-foot line. One play later, Rob Kelley punched in the go-ahead score.

The only problem with the quick-strike touchdown by the Redskins is that it gave the incomparable Russell Wilson almost a minute to operate.

Wilson did get the Seahawks down into Redskins territory. After a crazy sequence in which the refs reviewed a play in the final seconds, causing the Seahawks to have one final shot to make a play for a touchdown to win the game from 46 yards out.

In the end, Seattle was unable to score, and somehow, Washington walked out of CenturyLink Field with a three-point win.

It was the second week in a row that Seattle fans were treated to a game that went down to the wire. Only this time, Wilson was unable to conjure the magic needed to win at the final whistle.

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