The Seattle Seahawks have won four in a row and have a shot at the No. 1 seed in the playoffs. The Seahawks have split their last six road games. For the season, they are putting up 38.7 points 375.4 yards a game. On the defensive side, they are giving up 23.2 points and 384.1 yards a game. The offense is led by Russell Wilson with 4,031 passing yards, to go with 38 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. Wilson has thrown two or more touchdown passes in 10 of his last 15 games. His favorite targets are DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, who have combined for 2,246 receiving yards and they have scored 18 touchdowns. As a team, the Seahawks rush for 123.3 yards a game and are led by Chris Carson with 637 yards and five touchdowns.

The San Francisco 49ers have had a poor finish to the season, having lost six of their last eight games. The 49ers have lost six of their last seven home games. The 49'ers are putting up 23.5 points and 374.9 yards a game. On the defensive side, they are giving up 24.3 points and 316.7 yards a game. The offense is led by Nick Mullens with 2,437 passing yards, to go with 12 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. Receivers, Brandon Aiyuk and Kendrick Bourne have combined to catch passes for 1,339 yards and seven touchdowns. As a team, the 49ers rush for 120.2 yards a game and are led by Jeff Wilson Jr. with 524 yards and six touchdowns.

The Seattle Seahawks are playing some of their best football at the moment and their defense has become a strong point after being a weakness at the beginning of the season. The Seahawks defense has allowed 17 or fewer in each of their last five games. The 49ers are coming off a surprise win over the Cardinals, but they have failed to cover six of their last eight games overall. The Seahawks are still playing for a top-two seed and have won eight of the last 10 meetings against the 49ers. I am assuming the Seahawks will play their starters for most of the game and that should be enough against a depleted San Francisco team.

Play on Seattle,