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49ers beat the Seahawks on the road to be undefeated through five weeks and 3-0 in the NFC West; today was a good day

The San Francisco 49ers secured a hard-fought 32-29 road victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, extending their undefeated start to five games and maintaining a perfect 3-0 record in the NFC West. Brock Purdy overcame three sacks and a 65% completion rate (19/29) to lead a clutch offensive performance, including a touchdown drive that featured intentional grounding and offensive pass interference calls—yet still resulted in a two-point conversion.

The 49ers’ defense also stepped up, forcing two interceptions and stifling Seattle’s explosive tendencies, a rare bright spot in a divisional matchup that often lacks polish. Despite key absences—including Mike Evans (rib injury), Nick Bosa, and Marques Sigle—the team’s depth and resilience shone through, leaving them two games ahead of the Seahawks and poised to dominate the division’s rematch schedule.

Their next challenge comes at home against the Washington Commanders, where a win could further solidify their first-seed aspirations—though the team’s injury concerns remain a looming obstacle to sustained success.

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