How to buy Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers NFL Week 14 tickets

Want to watch the Seahawks at 49ers in person? Tickets still remain for this Week 14 NFC-West matchup.

The Seattle Seahawks are looking to rebound from a tough loss against the Dallas Cowboys.

Next up, the Seahawks travel to take on the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 4:05 p.m. EST.

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Seahawks rookie has Pete Carroll praising former 49ers rival Jim Harbaugh

Carroll’s correct, but it is still a bit odd hearing it.

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Let us wind the clock back a decade. The Seattle Seahawks versus the San Francisco 49ers was the fiercest rivalry in the NFL. Two similarly constructed teams, deep with elite talent at every level, trapped in the same division together with their eyes both set on the same goal: the elusive Lombardi.

These teams did not like each other, and it even started at the top with their coaches, Pete Carroll and Jim Harbaugh. There was no love lost between Carroll’s Seahawks and Harbaugh’s 49ers, just like there was no love between the two men, which dated back to when they were college rivals competing against each other in the Pac 12.

With this in mind, it’s a still a little odd to hear Carroll actually complimenting his former foe. When talking about rookie center Olu Oluwatimi’s background at Michigan, Carroll did offer high praise about Harbaugh. From Brady Henderson at ESPN:

“There’s nothing that we’re doing that he hasn’t done, Coach Harbaugh’s got a great background in running the football in particular. His guys that come out of there, they’re equipped, they’re well prepared.”

Of course, Carroll is not wrong. Harbaugh has gotten the Wolverines back to being one of college football’s elite programs, constantly competing for championships and churning out quality players at every position.

Still, not quite used to hearing this.

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Seahawks all time record vs NFC West teams

Seahawks all time record vs NFC West teams

Today is part four in Seahawks Wire’s ongoing series to see how Seattle has fared against every team in the NFL, all time. Each weekend we’re going to look at how the Seahawks stack up record wise against each team, going division by division.

So far, we have gone through the NFC East, North, and South. Now it is time to look in the Seahawks’ own backyard: the NFC West.

Recently, we examined Seattle’s biggest/most important wins over each of their division rivals. But how do the Seahawks look historically when compared to their rivals?

Seahawks’ most important wins vs. NFC West rivals

Let us go back and take a look at the biggest wins over division foes

Another season is well in the books, so I thought it would be a fine time to go back and look at how the Seattle Seahawks have fared against their division rivals in the biggest moments. Ever since joining the division during the 2002 re-alignment, the Seahawks have mostly owned the west.

Seattle has won the division nine times since 2002, which is far more than San Francisco (5), Los Angeles/St. Louis (4), or Arizona (3). Yet not all games – or wins – are created equal. Some simply mean much more.

Whether it is for high stakes or merely symbolic, let us examine the Seahawks’ most important wins over their division rivals.