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Seahawks Host 49ers in Divisional Round: Key Injuries Impact Both Teams The Seattle Seahawks face the San Francisco 49ers in the Divisional Round, with the 49ers dealing with significant injuries. Tight end George Kittle is out for the postseason, and linebacker Fred Warners availability is uncertain. The Seahawks previously defeated the 49ers 13-3, controlling the game and outperforming them in total yards. The 49ers defense will miss Warners disruptive presence, while the Seahawks aim to capitalize on their rivals injuries.

Seattle Seahawks Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Devon Witherspoon earn first-team All-Pro honors from Pro Football Focus, marking a small improvement from last year. The teams defense thrives on balance and depth, but some key players like Leonard Williams, Michael Dickson, and running backs Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet were overlooked. The recognition highlights the teams rising talent, but the full roster deserves more attention heading into the offseason.

Seahawks gear up for NFC Divisional Round clash with Forty-Niners, potentially welcoming back injured players like Charles Cross and Coby Bryant. The bye week allows for extra injured reserve return slots, with tight end Elijah Arroyo practicing and likely to play against the Forty-Niners. The Seahawks have three available slots, but bringing back Holani and Surratt would require waiving three players.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald expresses empathy for injured San Francisco Forty Niners tight end George Kittle, praising him as a great player and competitor. Macdonalds genuine response showcases his humanity, a refreshing change from other coaches. His perfect fit replacing Pete Carroll is not only an upgrade on the field but also in his demeanor, making him relatable. Seahawks fans can expect no excuses if they win, as Macdonalds squad prepares to face the Forty Niners in the divisional round playoff clash.

Seattle Seahawks face off against San Francisco Forty Niners in the Divisional round, following their Week eighteen matchup where Seattle won 13-3. Forty Niners secured their spot by defeating the Eagles, despite losing All-Pro tight end George Kittle to a torn Achilles tendon. Forty Niners wide receiver Jauan Jennings expressed excitement for the rematch, but Seahawks defense held Forty Niners to 173 total yards in their previous encounter. With more prep time and Kittles absence, Seahawks have an advantage, potentially leading to an NFC Championship against Bears or Rams.

Wild Card weekend in the NFL playoffs delivered non-stop thrills, with almost every game going down to the final seconds. The Rams escaped an upset by the Panthers, the Packers squandered a big lead, and the Eagles fell to a late rally. Only the Patriots blowout win lacked drama. One game remains, as the Steelers host the Texans. The NFC West dominates, with the top-seeded Seahawks earning a bye. Fans buzz about Seattles number one spot, especially with their matchup against the forty-niners looming. The Seahawks elite scoring defense could neutralize Christian McCaffrey, and with George Kittle sidelined, Seattle looks stacked. The Rams, nursing injuries, should handle the Bears but have lost three of their last six. The Seahawks have won seven straight since facing the Rams. A weaker AFC field clears a path for Seattle, and with momentum on their side, they could be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in Santa Clara come Super Bowl Sunday.

The San Francisco Forty-Niners, despite a depleted roster, face the Seattle Seahawks in a high-stakes NFC divisional round matchup. The teams have already met twice this season, with the Forty-Niners winning the first encounter and the Seahawks dominating the second. The Forty-Niners, who secured a thrilling playoff win against the Eagles, will have to overcome a short turnaround and injuries to key players, including star tight end George Kittle, to secure a trip to the NFC Championship.

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