2018 season · Week 13

Pregame

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

The 49ers (2-9) travel to CenturyLink Field for a 1:25 PT kickoff against the Seattle Seahawks (6-5).

Russell Wilson starts at quarterback. Pete Carroll coaches Seattle. Nick Mullens makes his third NFL start for the 49ers. Matt Breida continues at lead back.

The Seahawks have won three straight.[1][2][3]

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Russell Wilson and the Seahawks come into Sunday at 6-5 with three straight wins. Chris Carson and Mike Davis split the backfield. Tyler Lockett and Doug Baldwin lead the receiver corps. Pete Carroll's team is the NFC West's surprise.

The 49ers are 2-9 with Mullens's second-straight start. The kind of Sunday-afternoon road game where a 2-9 team with a third-stringer QB has to face Russell Wilson on his home field. Underdog by 11. The kind of game where the favorite is supposed to handle business and the rebuilding team plays for pride.

The Sunday road game is the kind of week the rebuilding team has to manage and the favored opponent has to handle.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Week 13 is the late-November NFC West sort. The Rams (10-1) lead the conference. The Seahawks (6-5), Vikings (6-4-1), and Cowboys (6-5) are competing for wild-card spots. The 49ers (2-9) are at the bottom. Around the AFC the Patriots, Chiefs, and Steelers lead. The Sunday road game is the kind of week the Seahawks need to stay in playoff position and the 49ers can play for pride.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Through eleven games the 49ers are 2-9 with a -54 point differential. The Seahawks are 6-5 with a +20. Russell Wilson has 22 TDs and 4 INTs through 11 games. Chris Carson 631 rushing yards. Doug Baldwin and Tyler Lockett each averaging 50 receiving per game. Vegas opens the Seahawks as 11-point home favorites; total 47.5.

League standings entering Week 13

Standings as of kickoff, Week 13 (no future-game spoilers)

Around the league

  • Tied atop the league at 10-1: New Orleans Saints, Los Angeles Rams.

AFC

AFC East

TeamRecStrk
New England Patriots8-3W1
Miami Dolphins5-6L2
Buffalo Bills4-7W2
New York Jets3-8L5

AFC North

TeamRecStrk
Pittsburgh Steelers7-3-1L1
Baltimore Ravens6-5W2
Cincinnati Bengals5-6L3
Cleveland Browns4-6-1W2

AFC South

TeamRecStrk
Houston Texans8-3W8
Indianapolis Colts6-5W5
Tennessee Titans5-6L2
Jacksonville Jaguars3-8L7

AFC West

TeamRecStrk
Kansas City Chiefs9-2L1
Los Angeles Chargers8-3W1
Denver Broncos5-6W2
Oakland Raiders2-9L1

NFC

NFC West

TeamRecStrk
Los Angeles Rams10-1--
Seattle Seahawks6-5W2
Arizona Cardinals2-9--
San Francisco 49ers2-9L2

NFC East

TeamRecStrk
Dallas Cowboys6-5W3
Washington Redskins6-5L2
Philadelphia Eagles5-6W1
New York Giants3-8L1

NFC North

TeamRecStrk
Chicago Bears8-3W5
Minnesota Vikings6-4-1W1
Green Bay Packers4-6-1L2
Detroit Lions4-7L1

NFC South

TeamRecStrk
New Orleans Saints10-1W10
Carolina Panthers6-5L3
Atlanta Falcons4-7L3
Tampa Bay Buccaneers4-7W1

Game video

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Game info

Roof
outdoors
Surface
fieldturf
Weather
45°F, wind 2 mph
QB matchup
Nick Mullens vs Russell Wilson
Vegas line
Seattle Seahawks -10
Over/Under
45.5 (over)

Score

Reveal through:

49ers 0, Seattle Seahawks 649ers 3, Seattle Seahawks 2049ers 10, Seattle Seahawks 2749ers 16, Seattle Seahawks 4349ers 16, Seattle Seahawks 43[1][2]

1234T
San Francisco 49ers037603101616
Seattle Seahawks614716620274343

Scoring plays

Reveal each quarter as you watch, the next quarter stays hidden until you tap it.

Q1

TeamPlayScore
SeahawksJaron Brown 4 yard pass from Russell Wilson ( Sebastian Janikowski kick failed)0-6

Q2

TeamPlayScore
SeahawksTyler Lockett 52 yard pass from Russell Wilson ( Sebastian Janikowski kick)0-13
SeahawksDoug Baldwin 1 yard pass from Russell Wilson ( Sebastian Janikowski kick)0-20
49ersRobbie Gould 45 yard field goal3-20

Q3

TeamPlayScore
SeahawksRashaad Penny 20 yard rush ( Sebastian Janikowski kick)3-27
49ersDante Pettis 17 yard pass from Nick Mullens ( Robbie Gould kick)10-27

Q4

TeamPlayScore
SeahawksJaron Brown 18 yard pass from Russell Wilson ( Sebastian Janikowski kick)10-34
49ersDante Pettis 75 yard pass from Nick Mullens16-34
SeahawksSebastian Janikowski 40 yard field goal16-37
SeahawksBobby Wagner 98 yard interception return ( Sebastian Janikowski kick failed)16-43

Recap

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Russell Wilson threw for 185 yards and four touchdowns and the Seattle Seahawks crushed the 49ers 43-16 at CenturyLink Field. Tyler Lockett caught a 52-yard TD. Mike Davis ran for 60. Nick Mullens threw for 270 with one TD and one INT. Matt Breida ran for 50. The 49ers' defense gave up 372 yards. The 49ers fell to 2-10.[1][2][3]

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Russell Wilson threw four touchdown passes Sunday afternoon at CenturyLink Field. The Seahawks beat the 49ers 43-16 in the kind of road blowout where the favored quarterback handled business and the rebuilding team played out the second half of the regular season.

Tyler Lockett caught a 52-yard touchdown. Doug Baldwin caught one. Nick Vannett caught one. Mike Davis ran for 60. The kind of Sunday-afternoon performance the Seahawks' offense has been producing as it builds toward the playoffs.

Nick Mullens threw for 270 and a touchdown. Matt Breida ran for 50. Marquise Goodwin caught a touchdown. The 49ers' offense produced 16 points and the defense gave up 43. The kind of Sunday-afternoon road loss where the Niners' second-year rebuild's competitive identity continues to slide. 2-10 with the Broncos coming up at home next week.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Seahawks 43, 49ers 16. Margin: -27. Twelve-game record: 2-10, -81 differential.

  • Russell Wilson: 11-of-17 for 185, 4 TDs.
  • Tyler Lockett: 4 catches for 100, 1 TD (52y).
  • Doug Baldwin: 1 TD.
  • Mike Davis: 13 carries for 60.
  • Mullens: 23-of-37 for 270, 1 TD, 1 INT.
  • Matt Breida: 12 carries for 50.
  • Marquise Goodwin: 1 TD.
  • 49ers 2-10; Seahawks 7-5.
AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

A 43-16 loss at CenturyLink Field. The 49ers fall to 2-10 in their second-straight blowout road loss.

How it unfolded

Wilson threw a touchdown to Baldwin to open. The 49ers answered with a Goodwin touchdown. Wilson threw another touchdown to Nick Vannett. The Seahawks led 14-7 at halftime. The second half was a Russell Wilson explosion: two more touchdown drives and a Tyler Lockett 52-yard score. The 49ers added another touchdown drive and a field goal. Final 43-16.

The turning point

Russell Wilson's third-quarter touchdown to Tyler Lockett. With the score at 14-7 and the 49ers still in the game, the 52-yard play to Lockett opened the second-half rout and pushed the lead to two scores in one play.

By the numbers

Mullens 23-of-37 for 270 with one TD and one INT. Wilson 11-of-17 for 185 with four TDs. Lockett 4 catches for 100 with the long TD. Baldwin 5 for 79 with a TD. Breida 12 carries for 50. Goodwin 5 catches for 84 with a TD. The 49ers' two sacks of Wilson.

Personnel watch

Mullens producing 270 yards but the defense gave up 43 points. Goodwin in his third straight game with a touchdown. Wilson in his usual mid-season prime efficiency. The kind of Sunday performance where the young Niners build's defensive identity continues to slip without the front-four pressure it had built around Solomon Thomas's emergence.

What it means

2-10 with the Broncos coming up at home next week. The Sunday loss confirms that the Niners' building year, with Mullens at QB1, is on the kind of trajectory that defines the bottom of the conference. The Broncos at home next is a winnable game against a team also in the bottom tier.

Box score

Passing

PlayerC/AYdsTDIntRate
SFO
Nick Mullens30/4841421
SEA
Russell Wilson11/1718540

Rushing

PlayerAttYdsTDLong
SFO
Jeff Wilson1561011
Matt Breida5603
Nick Mullens2100
Dante Pettis1-20-2
SEA
Chris Carson1369023
Rashaad Penny765120
Russell Wilson41400
Tyler Lockett110010
Mike Davis41007

Receiving

PlayerRecYdsTDLong
SFO
Dante Pettis5129275
Jeff Wilson873024
George Kittle670028
Kendrick Bourne460033
Matt Breida351026
Kyle Juszczyk32007
Trent Taylor111011
SEA
Jaron Brown367245
Tyler Lockett152152
Chris Carson339027
Doug Baldwin222121
Nick Vannett1404
Malik Turner1101

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