Special teams shined for Seattle with Tory Horton's franchise-record 95-yard punt return touchdown, and D'Anthony Bell's blocked punt. The New Orleans Saints are a bad football team and the Seattle Seahawks made sure to prove it in a dominant 44-13 victory on Sunday afternoon. Tory Horton's franchise-record 95-yard punt return touchdown, and D'Anthony Bell's blocked punt headlined a banner day for Seattle's special teams unit. It's also the first punt return touchdown by any Seahawk since Tyler Lockett had a 57-yard return on Sept. 13, 2015. – With the Saints facing a fourth-and-1 and setting up for a "tush push" attempt to convert, Trey Simpkins was called for a false start that led to a Saints punt.