49ers, NFC West and Seattle Seahawks
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Seattle is 3-1 with a 73 percent chance to reach the postseason, but only a 13 percent shot at the NFC West makes the 49ers game the early swing point. The Seattle Seahawks play their biggest game of the year this week when they host the NFC West-leading San Francisco 49ers.
The 4-0 49ers are geared up to visit the 3-1 Seahawks for the first time since an embarrassing playoff loss at Lumen Field.
The 49ers' offensive line has kept Brock Purdy sack-free through four games. Can San Francisco's O-line maintain that streak against Seattle's pass rush?
Nick Bosa will likely sit out again as the San Francisco 49ers get ready for their divisional matchup with the Seattle Seahawks.Shanahan Gives Bosa and Thompson Update for the 49ersHead coach Kyle Shanahan said Bosa and defensive tackle James Thompson Jr.
Kyle Juszczyk’s knee injury and a depleted WR room leave Kyle Shanahan without the personnel he built this offseason to conquer Lumen Field.
With three wins under the belt before Week 4, the San Francisco 49ers will travel in Week 5 to face their division rivals, the Seattle Seahawks.
It’s only Monday, but there will be questions about the running backs and the defensive line for Seattle this week.