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Liz Mathews

Seahawks clinch playoff spot with Week 15 win over Washington

The Seattle Seahawks are headed to the postseason after clinching a playoff spot in Week 15 against the Washington Football Team.

Seattle beat Washington 20-15 on Sunday at FedExField to seal the deal.

Sunday marks the 14th time over the last 18 seasons the Seahawks have qualified for the postseason and ninth time under coach Pete Carroll.

The Seahawks are now at 10-4 on the year and eagerly awaiting the outcomes of the Rams and Cardinals games set to be played later this afternoon.

Seattle hosts the Rams next week at Lumen Field, which could very well be for control of the NFC West. The Seahawks then face off against the 49ers in another divisional matchup for their final regular-season game of the year.

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