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Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold found AJ Barner for the 16-yard touchdown as the Seahawks moved further ahead against the New England Patriots.

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Derick Hall forced Drake Maye to fumble the ball as Seattle secured the turnover against New England late in the third quarter.

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