Seattle led 38-6 at the break for the second-highest-scoring half in franchise history. The Saints’ Spencer Rattler fell to 0-9 as a starter.
SEATTLE — Tory Horton felt like a kid when he backpedaled and fielded a New Orleans punt deep in Seattle territory.
Horton had the green light to run from his own 5-yard line, and the rookie was untouched on a 95-yard scamper to the end zone — the longest punt return in Seahawks franchise history. He also caught one of Sam Darnold’s two TD passes in Seattle’s 44-13 rout of the winless Saints on Sunday.
“Once the ball’s in my hands,
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