The Seattle Seahawks have been the best team in the NFL this season and with an 11-1 record they can lock up home field advantage and a win over the San Francisco 49ers would be huge for that and the game at Candlestick Park will start up at 4:25 pm and is one of the most anticipated of the weekend and it will be live on TV on FOX and streaming from the NFL.com website.
The Seahawks are being looked at as Super Bowl favorites and beating the 49ers will only strengthen that argument and this game comes after the team already took down the Niners, beating them in dominating fashion back in Week 2, but that was in Seattle and this game now will be on the road and that is a huge factor for the game and could be a potential rematch later on. The 49ers went to the Super Bowl last season and now it could be a second straight team from the West representing the NFC in the championship and this game could be one of the best on the schedule in the NFL. Snow has been a big factor in games across the league and in the east, but that won't be a problem out west and the Seahawks come into the game ranked first overall in passing defense by yards per game and with the Niners ranked in the bottom in passing yards per contest, this could be a tough matchup.
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The Seahawks are the favorites for home field advantage after winning over the New Orleans Saints last week and that game came at home on Monday night football and with the Saints having to play the Carolina Panthers twice in the next three weeks, there is no guarantee they will win the division and having the head to head over both of those teams is a big advantage, as the Seahawks opened the season with a win over the Panthers.
Russell Wilson comes into the game after passing for over 300 yards last week and the Seahawks have been better than nearly anyone rushing the ball, ranking third i the league with over 140 yards per game and the team has not lost at home this season and Wilson hasn't in his career. The team has won seven games in a row and then the team will play two away games against the Niners and then the New York Giants on the rod the next two weeks before finishing with the Cardinals and Rams at home.