Seahawks return interception for touchdown, lead 29-7 in fourth quarter
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The Seattle Seahawks secured a decisive lead in Super Bowl LX with a pivotal defensive play in the fourth quarter. Devon Witherspoon pressured quarterback Drake Maye, leading to an errant pass that was intercepted by Uchenna Nwosu and returned for a 45-yard touchdown. Originally ruled a strip-sack with a fumble recovery, the play was later officially scored as an interception. This touchdown extended Seattle's lead to 29-7 with only 4:27 remaining, effectively sealing the game. The performance underscores the Seahawks' strong defensive capabilities, which have been consistent throughout the season.
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