But this was Seattle Seahawks' fans first look at rookie QB Jalen Milroe, the No. 92 overall pick out of Alabama. And yeah, the dude can play. Milroe went 6-for-10 passing for 61 yards and had three runs for 38 yards, a 12.7 yards per carry average. The most exciting part was certainly his work on the ground.

This is the most interesting preseason for a rookie quarterback in Seattle since Russell Wilson. That was the summer of 2012.

Pete Carroll’s Seattle return ended without a winner when Jalan Gaines blocked Daniel Carlson’s 55-yard field-goal try for Las Vegas as time expired, leaving the Raiders and Seahawks