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Unbelievable Two-Point Conversions Decide Overtime Thriller

In a thrilling NFL matchup, the Los Angeles team narrowly lost to Seattle by a score of 38-37 in overtime. The game-winning two-point conversion was a pass from Sam Darnold to Eric Saubert. However, the most shocking play occurred earlier when Zach Charbonnet recovered a tipped pass, initially ruled a fumble, for a two-point conversion, tying the game at 30. This unprecedented turn of events set the stage for an overtime finish that will be remembered for its bizarre and pivotal two-point conversions.

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