Seahawks Lose in SEATTLE to the 49ers

Seahawks vs. 49ers — Game Summary

The Seahawks lost to the 49ers at Lumen Field in a close, turnover-heavy game. The subtitles do not provide the final score, but describe a contest marked by field goals and mistakes from both teams.

Game highlights

• First quarter: The teams traded scores and turnovers, ending the quarter tied 7–7.
• First half: Ball security became a major problem for Seattle. The presenters said Seahawks running backs lost the ball twice, including a fumble near Seattle’s own goal line with five seconds left before halftime. Sam Darnold also threw an interception on his opening pass attempt.
• Second half: The teams continued to trade blows. Darnold reportedly threw another interception on his first pass attempt of the half. Seattle’s defense was praised for its strong performance, but the offense struggled to sustain drives and gave the 49ers favorable opportunities.
• Altercation and ejection: Following a confrontation involving Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones and 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw, Greenlaw was ejected.
• Final play: On fourth down, Cooper Kupp tried to reach the line to gain, but officials spotted him short by inches. The ruling stood after review, ending Seattle’s chance to continue the drive and sealing the loss. The panel said the call was likely correct under the rule, though they questioned whether the available camera angles could show the exact spot.

The presenters argued that Seattle’s turnovers and offensive struggles—not just the final spot on Kupp—were decisive. They also emphasized that the Seahawks’ defense played well, while the 49ers looked like the stronger team on the day.

Presenters: Annabelle Hasselbeck (AB), Brian Nemhauser, Rob Staton Program: Seahawks Collective