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Dive up the middle for Guerendo and he picks up 3 yards on his first run of the night. 

2nd and 7 from the SF 30. 

Pitch to Mason on the left side and he explodes up field for a 14 yard pick up, but is slow to get up and that could be trouble for SF. He's the 2nd leading rusher coming into tonight and McCaffery has no timetable for his return. 

1st and 10 from the SF 27. 

SF get the ball from their 6 and Purdy finds Kittle over the middle for a short gain of 7. 

2nd and 3 from the SF 13. 

Smith over the middle for Smith-Njigba who was open but that pass was too tall for the WR. 

4th and 3 from the SEA 37. 

Smith had a free play after Bosa jumped offside and his throw to Smith Njigba was overthrown but they will get a free five yards. 

3rd and 3 from the SEA 37. 

Smith finds Charbonnet on the screen pass and he picks up a nice gain of 15 up the middle. 

3rd and 8 from the SEA 32. 

Smith tucks it and runs for a 7 yard gain but holding against Seattle will bring that play back. 

2nd and 23 from the SEA 17. 

SEA take over from the 30 and Walker is wrapped up for a 3 yard loss by Mustapha. 

2nd and 13 from the SEA 27. 

The dynamic return opens the door to some long run backs and some more excitement, but it also opens up the door for turnovers. SEA gave the Niners the ball back after their TD but the defense of held San Fran to a field goal. 

FIELD GOAL!!!

Matthew drills another field goal, this one from 41 yards and so far so good for the replacement FG kicker. 

San Fran lead 13-0 with 11:47 to go. 

Purdy backing all the way up to the 40 as the pressure came, and he gets to the sideline before throwing the ball out of bounds. 

4th and 4 and the FG unit will come back out. 

Mason up the middle and he picks up five yards to set up 3rd and medium. 

3rd and 4 from the SEA 23. 

Mason to the right side and he picks up a yard on first down. 

2nd and 9 from the SEA 28. 

FUMBLE!!! 

Shenault had his return knocked out of his hand by Luter and Bethune makes the recovery to give the ball back to SF at the SEA 29. 

1st and 10 Niners!

On the first play of the drive, Purdy goes deep for Samuel and the saftey whiffed on the tackle and the linebacker had no chance of catching up to the speed WR. 

Screen pass set up for Walker but Warner fought through two blockers and dropped the RB short of the marker. 

4th and 2 from the SEA 37. 

Walker bounces his run to the left to the sideline and he gets 5 yards on the opening play of the game. 

3rd and 3 from the SEA 36. 

WE ARE HEADING TO THE SECOND QUARTER WITH JUST 3 POINTS ON THE BOARD. 

SEA get the ball back from the 28.

Walker picks up a couple yards on the first down run and that will take us to the end of the first quarter. 

2nd and 8 from the SEA 31. 

Purdy with a jump pass in traffic looking for Kittle but that pass was knocked down by Love and the Niners will punt. 

4th the 2 from the SF 32. 

Mason is dropped in the backfield by Doeson for a loss of a yard. 

3rd and 2 from the SF 32. 

SF take over from their 24 yard line and Purdy finds Mason out of the backfield and he takes it 9 yards on the catch and run. 

2nd and 1 from the SF 33. 

Deep slant from Metcalf who had bodies all around him and that pass falls incomplete. He got hit, maybe before, the ball came and the crowd boos the refs for the no call. 

4th and 10 from the SEA 25. 

Out route from Metcalf on the left side and that was broken up by Collins. 

3rd and 10 from the SEA 25. 

Smith going deep to the left side and his pass to Matcalf down the sideline faded out of bounds. 

2nd and 10 from the SEA 25. 

Short pass to the right side for Fant who was sitting in the soft spot of the zone and picks up the first down on a 7 yard completion. 

1st and 10 from the SEA 25. 

Walker finds a big hold on the left side and he picks up 8 yards. 

3rd and 2 from the SEA 18 

SEA take back over from their 10 yard line after a short run back. 

Walker is taken down at the line of scrimmage on first down. 

2nd and 10 from the SEA 10. 

FIELD GOAL!!!

Wright, who is filling in for the injured Jake Moody, drills his first field goal from 25 yards out for the opening points of the game. 

SF leads 3-0 with under 4:00 to go in the 4th quarter. 

Purdy searching for Samuel on the right side of the endzone, and he had the ball in his hands but it was knocked out by Burns who made a great defensive play. 

4th and Goal from the SEA 7. 

Purdy looking for Mason out of the backfield but that pass to the left side was broken up. 

3rd and Goal from the 7. 

Mason up the middle and he picks up 3 yards. 

2nd and Goal from the 7. 

Purdy backs out of the pressure and throws over the middle to Jennings off his back foot and Jennings drags it in for a pick up of 13 and another first down!

1st and Goal from the SEA 10. 

Samuel to the right side on the end around and he picks up 5 yards. 

2nd and 5 from the SEA 23. 

Mason takes of on a pitch to the left side and cuts it all the way back across the field for a 38 yard pick up!

1st and 10 from the SEA 28. 

Purdy on the play fake and roll out to the right side and he finds Samuel who tipped up the pass which was a bit behind him and snags it for the first down. 

1st and 10 from the SF 34. 

Samuel on the end around in the shot gun and he lowers his head for a pick up of 5 yards, but he's just short of the marker. 

3rd and 1 from the SF 23. 

Mason picks up four yards on the first down run to the left side. 

2nd and 6 from the SF 18. 

Purdy takes off again, and shakes off a tackle before falling forward for a gain of 3 and a first down. 

1st and 10 from the SF 14. 

Purdy was under pressure in the end zone and tucked iit for a 7 yard scramble to bring up 3rd and short. 

3rd and 2 from the SF 11. 

Mason up the middle and he picks up a yard on the first down run. 

2nd and 8 from the SF 4. 

The rookie Mustapha who is taking the place of Hufanga who is injured, makes the pick to take points off the board for the Seahawks. 

INTERCEPTION!!!

Smith took a shot to the endzone for Lockett but over threw him and Mustapha was there with the pick and he runs out of bounds at the 3 yard line!

SF ball after forcing a turnover on the opening series!

Bosa had Walker wrapped up in the backfield but he fights his way back to the line of scrimmage. 

3rd and 6 from the SF 26. 

Charbonnet with the carry to the left side and he picks up 4 yards on the draw. 

2nd and 6 from the SF 26. 

Smith moves the chains with a pass over the middle to Metcalf on the crossing route and he takes it 30 yards on the catch and run!

1st and 10 from the SF 30. 

Walker with another run to the left side and he is stopped after a pick up of a yard. 

3rd and 6 from the SEA 40. 

Walker gets the run to the left side and picks up 3 yards on the first play of the game. 

2nd and 7 from the SEA 39. 

WE ARE UNDERWAY FROM SEATTLE!!!

The Seahawks get the ball first and start the opening drive from the SEA 36. 

Head to head

These two teams haven’t always been division rivals, but the historical series dates back to 1976. They became division rivals back in 2002, and have played 52 total times. The Seahawks hold the overall advantage with 30 wins and 22 losses, but the Niners have had Seattle’s number in the last few seasons. The Niners have won the last five games including the last match up in December of last year when George Kittle sealed the 28-16 victory with a 44 yard TD early in the 4th quarter. 

When will CMC return?

After sitting out Week 1, and then being put on the IR and then going to Germany to get his achilles repaired Christian McCaffery is still on the sidelines  for the game against the Seahawks. The Niners believe he will return this season, and there is talk that it will happen sooner rather than later. The Niners don’t want to rush him back and lose him for the rest of the season so they are exercising caution. Until he comes back, Jordan Mason is holding down the fort with 536 yards rushing in the first five games of the season. That’s good enough for second in the league but obviously he is not the reigning Offensive Player of the Year like McCaffery is. 

Season recap: Niners

The Niners came into this season hoping and almost expecting for another deep playoff run, and maybe even a return trip to the Super Bowl. They took an early injury hit when Christian McCaffery was ruled out of the Week 1 match up with the Jets, and then was placed on IR citing calf and achilles problems. They would lose their next two games against the undefeated Vikings and then blow a double digit lead against the Rams the next week. They got a much needed match up with the Patriots, who they blew out at Levi’s Stadium but would then drop below .500 last week against the Cardinals. 

Season recap: Seahawks

It was the dream start for the Seahawks in a year that they welcomed in a new coach on the sidelines after the Pete Carroll era ending in Seattle. Mike Macdonald led his team to three straight wins, albeit against some of the worst teams in the league. They beat the Broncos, who weren’t playing like they are these days, the Dolphins and the Patriots but people were still questioning how good this team was. They would make a statement in their primetime game against the Lions two weeks ago, when they took Detroit to the final bell before eventually losing. They might have made more of a statement with their loss than their three wins, but then they lost to the Giants the next week. So now we aren’t sure about this team. Tonight will give us a little clarity as to how serious of a contender this team is. 

NFC Standings

Coming into Week 6, there are just two undefeated teams in the league. Both are on BYE which gives us a chance to take a look at the teams that are hovering around .500. It’s never easy to measure teams in the early part of the season. Often times the records don’t tell you everything there is to know about a team. The Seahawks are 3-2 and currently leading the NFC West while the Niners are 2-3 after five weeks. As the season goes on we obviously get a better grasp of who the good teams are and who the pretenders are. Tonight’s game will give us a good idea of which team is going to be the favorite to take the division title this season. 

Star watch: Niners

The Niners have a loaded roster of explosive players on the offensive end even with Christian McCaffery on the bench. Jordan Mason has proven he can carry the load while the top RB in the game recovers. Deebo is back from an early injury and looking dangerous. Brandon Aiyuk seems to be finding his rhythm after missing preseason due to an ugly hold out. George Kittle is one of the top tight ends in the game. But it all comes down to Brock Purdy. Purdy sits right behind Geno Smith, averaging 274.8 yards passing per game which is 4th in the league. He has played well, but not well enough to help the Niners hold on to some of the leads that they have built up early in games. Tonight we can expect some fireworks, but look for the Niners to get a little conservative if they have a lead in the second half. 

Star watch: Seahawks

For the last few years the Seahawks have been led by one man. An unlikely hero in a city that embraces the underdog like no other. Geno Smith spent almost his entire career as a back up until the Seahawks let Russell Wilson go and entrusted the long time back up with the starting role. He has brought the Seahawks to the playoffs, while putting up big numbers and breaking franchise records in the process. He comes into this primetime match up with the most passing yards in the league, averaging 293 yards per game. He’s going to need to have a big game tonight against a defense he knows well. Does the birthday boy have any surprises in store?

Last game: Niners

San Fran got off to a slow start in their last game against the Arizona Cardinals. Kyler Murray opened the game with a 50 yard scramble for a TD on the first drive of the day to send a warning sign to the Niners. Brock Purdy would even up the score with a TD pass to George Kittle, and a blocked field goal returned for a TD would put the Niners control heading into halftime. Kicker Jake Moody would get injured on the ensuing kickoff which would eventually force the Niners to go for it on 4th and 23 instead of kicking a 45 yard field goal. That would have put the Niners up by 13 but instead the Cardinals went down the field and scored a TD to cut the lead to 2. Jordan Mason fumbled inside the ARI 10 yard line on the next drive and the Cardinals would go down the field and take the lead with 70 seconds left on the clock to deal the Niners their 3rd loss in five games.

Last game: Seahawks

Seattle’s last game couldn’t have got off to a better start. Despite allowing the Giants to march down to the one yard line on their opening drive, they forced a fumble and took it 102 yards for a scoop and score. The Giants would respond and control the game on both sides of the ball for most of the four quarters, but a late fourth quarter TD brought the Seahawks with in a field goal right before the Two Minute Warning. Seattle forced a three and out and got the ball back with a chance to tie the game up with a field goal from 47 yards out but Bryce Ford-Wheaton’s blocked the FG and took it back for a TD to hand the Seahawks their second straight loss. 

We are live from Seattle

Hello everyone and welcome to the Pacific Northwest where the Seahawks are back home looking to rebound from back to back losses after starting their season 3-0. Seattle got dominated by the Giants from start to finish last week, and now they host a Niners team desperate to extinguish the flame after a bumpy start to their season. The Niners blew a double digit lead for the second time in three weeks as they dropped below .500. We aren’t used to the Niners starting seasons off slowly. They have been the reference setters in the NFC, but have some work to do if they are going to get back to that elite status in the conference. San Fran can take their first step towards getting back on track tonight with a road win over a division rival. 

Niners vs. Seahawks live

It’s a divisional match up between two teams needing a win to stop an early season slide from Seattle. The reigning NFC champions are below .500 after Week 5 looking to change that tonight against a bitter rival who will have the crowd behind him tonight from Lumen Field. It’s the Seattle Seahawks hosting the San Francisco 49ers on a Thursday night showdown and AS English will be with you all night providing live coverage, stats, highlights and analysis of tonight’s Week 6 game.