US EditionSeahawks Clinch No. 1 Seed with Dominant 13-3 Win over 49ers
Seattle's defense limited San Francisco to just 3 points, securing the NFC West division title and the top playoff seed with a 13-3 win, ending the 49ers' six-game win streak.
- On Saturday, Jan. 3, 2026, the Seattle Seahawks beat the San Francisco 49ers 13-3 at Levi's Stadium, securing their first division title since 2020 and the NFC's top seed with a franchise record 14 wins.
- Seattle's defense held firm, limiting the San Francisco 49ers to three points and 173 yards, with Drake Thomas intercepting a Brock Purdy pass at the Seattle 3 with 10:21 remaining.
- Seattle leaned on its run game, with Zach Charbonnet's 27-yard touchdown and a converted third-and-17 on Kenneth Walker III's 19-yard run, finishing with 180 rushing yards.
- The loss sends the San Francisco 49ers to the road wild-card round, most likely as the No. 5 or No. 6 seed, while Brock Purdy’s hit with 1:51 left raises concern for the postseason.
- With the bye secured, the Seattle Seahawks will host a divisional-round game the weekend of Jan. 17-18, and a win could lead to hosting the NFC title game Jan. 25 and reaching the Super Bowl Feb. 8.
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The NFL's NFC Conference championship was revealed when the Seattle Seahawks defeated division rival San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night. The regular season ends on Monday night.
Santa Clara. Zach Charbonnet scored in a 27-yard race in the first quarter, and Seattle yesterday controlled the powerful San Francisco offensive, in a 13-3 victory over the 49ers, which secured the top spot for the Sea Hawks in the playoffs of the National Conference (NFC).
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