Last winter, the two teams met twice. Seattle won in the Bay Area on the final weekend of the regular season, which locked up the NFC West and homefield advantage. The Seahawks then won at home in the divisional round. The Niners watched the rest from home.
Kickoff is 4:25pm ET. In the United States, Fox has the game, and Fox One and Fubo stream it where the local Fox affiliate carries it. Canadian viewers can stream on DAZN and Fubo. Sky Sports NFL and NOW carry it in the United Kingdom.
San Francisco brings an unbeaten record on the road. Seattle sits at 3-1, and the Seahawks held steady even though Sam Darnold got hurt early in Week 1 and missed a game. The winner takes over as divisional favorite and gets a leg up on a head-to-head tiebreaker in what the source calls the league's most competitive division.
Seattle leans hard on receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who averages 120 yards per game, more than in his Offensive Player of the Year season. The Seahawks have no clear No 2 wideout, and rookie running back Jadarian Price just went to injured reserve. Their 105 points in four games tie for sixth in the NFC.
Seattle's Super Bowl MVP, Kenneth Walker, now plays for the Chiefs.