San Francisco 49ers Dominate Seahawks with Impressive Offensive and Defensive Harmony

Game Recap

The San Francisco 49ers secured a commanding victory over the Seattle Seahawks, improving their season record to 4-3. The game, held at Lumen Field in Seattle, ended with a score of 36-24 in favor of the 49ers. This win places both teams at a 3-3 record for the season, highlighting the competitive nature of their rivalry.

Key Performances

Quarterback Brock Purdy led the offensive charge for the 49ers, throwing for 255 yards with an impressive completion rate of 64 percent and contributing three touchdowns. His longest pass was a remarkable 76-yard touchdown to wide receiver Deebo Samuel Sr., who had an outstanding game himself with three receptions totaling 102 yards and one touchdown.

On the ground, Isaac Guerendo and Jordan Mason were pivotal in establishing the run game. Guerendo rushed for 99 yards on ten attempts, while Mason added another dimension to the offense with his agility, rushing for 73 yards on nine carries.

The defensive unit also made significant contributions to secure this victory. Renardo Green and Malik Mustapha each intercepted passes that halted Seahawks' drives and showcased San Francisco's defensive prowess. Fred Warner was everywhere on defense, leading his team with six tackles and forcing a fumble that underscored his impact on this side of the ball.

Special teams played their part as well; kicker Matthew Wright successfully converted all three field goal attempts, including a long from forty-one yards out.

Looking Ahead

The San Francisco 49ers will next face off against Kansas City Chiefs at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara on October 20th at4:25 PM EDT. Fans can catch this anticipated matchup live on FOX as both teams look to solidify their standings mid-season.