After losing to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6 and trading star receiver Percy Harvin to the New York Jets this week, the reeling Seattle Seahawks traveled into St. Louis to take on the NFC West rival Rams.

The defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks hadn’t quite looked like themselves recently, and unfortunately for them, that trend continued today.

The Seahawks took an early lead with a field goal from Steven Hauschka, but the Rams countered with this touchdown from rookie Tre Mason (courtesy of Vine):

Rams quarterback Austin Davis then hit Benny Cunningham with another score to give St. Louis a 14-3 lead (Vine):

The Rams went up 21-3 with a 90-yard kick return by second-year wideout Stedman Bailey (Vine):

The Seahawks fought back with another field goal towards the end of the second quarter.

When the third quarter began, Seattle scored on this 19-yard run from quarterback Russell Wilson (Vine):

The Seahawks closed the lead further with a 19-yrd pass from Wilson to Cooper Helfet (Vine):  

The Rams held off the Seattle charge with a 4-yard pass to tight end Lance Kendricks (Vine):

The Seahawks scored on a late touchdown to Doug Baldwin (Vine):

However, it wasn’t enough in the end, as St. Louis handed Seattle a surprising second straight loss by a score of 38-17.