Lions vs. Seahawks Score: Game Recap and Highlights of Lions' 42-29 Victory on Monday Night Football

The Detroit Lions had an offensive explosion, defeating the previously undefeated Seattle Seahawks 42-29 on Monday Night Football.

The Detroit Lions (3-1) hosted their second prime-time game at Ford Field in the opening month of the 2024 NFL season and secured their second straight win. This marks the first time that Dan Campbell's Lions have defeated the Seahawks in four consecutive seasons of their meetings. gs.

The Detroit Lions initially took the lead with a touchdown by David Montgomery, but Seattle responded with a touchdown by Kenneth Walker. Detroit then scored two more consecutive touchdowns, both by Jahmyr Gibbs. Seattle scored twice on two possessions in the third quarter, while the Lions scored on a trick play with an Amon-Ra St. Brown touchdown pass to Jared Goff. A 70-yard touchdown by Jameson Williams and Walker's third touchdown run followed. debuted their new black alternate uniforms, and Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson was inducted into the Pride of the Lions during halftime and had his No. 81 jersey retired.

The game starts at 8:15 p.m. at Ford Field and will be televised on ABC. It can also be streamed on ESPN+ or Fubo (free trial). The Lions are favored by 4 points, according to BetMGM.vs. Seattle Seahawks live updates, game updates

1:00, 4th Quarter: Kerby Joseph intercepts Geno Smith in the end zone to secure the Lions' victory.

Kerby Joseph, who has been one of the most valuable players in the first month of the season, sealed the game with his third interception in four games. Joseph leaped to catch a deep pass from Smith, marking his third takeaway in the end zone, allowing the Lions offense to run out the clock and secure the win.

At 2:01 in the 4th quarter, Jared Goff was sacked for a safety, giving the Lions a 42-29 lead. The Lions were unable to run out the clock as Dre'Mont Jones broke through and sacked Goff in the end zone on second down. Goff attempted to stretch the ball out and bring it back to the 1-yard line. Initially, he was ruled down outside of the end zone, but after a replay review, it was determined to be a safety. With two minutes left, the Seahawks get the ball back, trailing by 13 points.

At 5:23 in the 4th quarter, Goff threw a touchdown pass to Amon-Ra St. Brown, putting the Lions ahead 42-27. It seems like the Lions have secured the win.

Detroit drove 80 yards in seven plays, with Goff finding St. Brown in the end zone for their sixth touchdown of the game. The drive began with a 29-yard completion to Tim Patrick, followed by a 30-yard gain on a screen pass to tight end Sam LaPorta. This is the second time Goff and St. Brown have connected for a touchdown, but this time Goff threw the pass to the receiver.