Two plays later Denver faced another third down – this one a third-and-2 from the 40 at the two-minute warning. On third-and-5, Wilson escaped pressure and threw to tight end Albert Okwuegbunam, who fought through a tackle by Quandre Diggs to lean for the first down with 3:03 left.Ĭarroll challenged it, but the ruling stood. Seattle also came up with the big plays that it needed to force Denver rookie coach Nathaniel Hackett into a decision that is sure to be widely questioned – instead of Letting Russ Cook on a fourth down, he tried a 64-yard field goal.Īfter stopping Seattle on a three-and-out – with Smith sacked on third down by Bradley Chubb who beat rookie left tackle Charles Cross – Denver got the ball back at its own 22 with 4:02 remaining and all three timeouts.Īfter a 5-yard run by Melvin Gordon III, Jerry Jeudy dropped a pass on second down that would have gotten the first. Three times in the second half, the Seahawks held Denver out of the end zone on drives inside the 10-yard line, twice stopping the Broncos entirely and another time forcing a field goal.
Seattle is now 1-0 in the post-Wilson era, with a victory that head coach Pete Carroll will undoubtedly savor as much as any he has gotten in his career.īut for as much of a revelation as Geno Smith was in his first start on opening day since 2014 – completing his first 13 passes, throwing two touchdowns in the first half and not committing a turnover – it was a gutty defensive effort that won this one. The kick sailed just wide left and the Seattle crowd, treated to an unusual spectacle all night long, left happy as could be with the Seahawks clinging to a 17-16 victory. For more information about this, see About Happiness.The lusty boos for their former quarterback at the beginning of the game turned into happy chants for their new quarterback by the end of it.Īnd in typical Russell Wilson fashion, the game wasn’t decided until the final seconds.īut this time, a Wilson attempt to fashion a fourth-quarter comeback at Lumen Field – where he had pulled off 20 before in his career – fell just short.įacing a fourth-and-5 at their own 46, the Broncos decided to let Brandon McManus attempt a 64-yard field goal. The themes are based on scientific insights. The board game has 7 themes that lead to happiness and 1 theme that ensures resilience after a setback:
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Gain as many happiness experiences as possible in order to become the "richest" person in the game. The game contains humor for both young and old. There are no wrong answers because everyone is authentic and autonomous. You win the colored cards (with the wise owl on it) when you have completed the assignments. Because gaining experiences together and working together also increase the level of happiness, you will receive a group assignment on a white box. In return you will receive compliments and hugs from the group. You can also end up on a gray square, you experience a setback that you can consider for a moment. Happiness experiences are divided into colored theme cards. One of the assignments is: Turn on your favorite song on YouTube and sing along as loud (and out of tune :-)) as you can! Making music, singing or listening to music make you happy. For each assignment you get 30 seconds, an hourglass keeps time. Everything to experience what happiness feels like and to learn what makes you happy.
In the game you get assignments, you're asked to read quotes and you have to make choices. If you have collected all 8 owls and cross the finish line first, you have won and you are a "richer" person! These are the owls you must collect to win the game! Each card has a short explanation and then an assignment. You do this by taking turns throwing the die and moving your pawn.Įach square has a color and per turn you take a card in the color of the square you landed on. During the game you try to collect as many happiness experiences as possible as quickly as possible. The Happy Game is a fun and interactive family board game that is played with pawns and a die.
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