The Seattle Seahawks suffered their second preseason loss, falling 17-7 to the Dallas Cowboys.
The Seahawks' struggles continued in the preseason, with their second loss in as many games.
Montorie Foster Jr. stood out with a strong performance, catching 5 of 7 targets for 36 yards and a touchdown, leading the team in all four categories.
Foster's performance was impressive, especially considering his size and potential to contribute on special teams.
Mason Richman played a key role in the Seahawks' lone scoring drive, showcasing his athleticism and intensity.
Richman's performance was notable, especially given his draft status as the No. 234 pick.
Tyrice Knight led the team with ten tackles (seven solo) and two passes defended, demonstrating his motor and ability to make impact plays.
Knight's consistency has been a concern, but his dominant performance was a positive sign.
Rylie Mills had to be double-teamed and still managed to get a sack, looking like a higher-level player than his draft stock suggested.
Mills' performance was impressive, especially given his draft status as the No. 142 pick.
Leonard Williams praised Mills, saying he "reminded him of himself."
This endorsement from Williams is a positive sign for Mills' development.
Jalan Gaines visibly improved over the course of the night, demonstrating his technique and effort.
Gaines' performance was notable, especially given his potential to contribute on the edge.
The Seahawks' cornerback depth, however, was a concern, with several players struggling.
Shemar Jean-Charles was beat on multiple occasions, including a 39-yard highlight reel touchdown.
Andre Fuller struggled with his hips in the nickel spot, and Michael Dansby allowed a one-handed acrobatic goal-line fade touchdown.
Terrion Arnold is expected to plug the hole in the cornerback depth once he begins practicing.
The Seahawks will look to bounce back from their preseason struggles in their next game.
Source: Yahoo Sports