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Seahawks-49ers score: 3-2. Seattle punished for sloppiness, lose to 49ers in wild game

The Seattle Seahawks dropped to a 3-2 record after falling 32-29 to the San Francisco 49ers, a result that leaves them two games behind in the NFC West without a tiebreaker. The contest was defined by defensive dominance and significant errors, with Seattle committing four turnovers compared to San Francisco's three, allowing the 49ers to generate 21 of their total points from those mistakes.

Sam Darnold struggled significantly, throwing two interceptions, while George Holani's fumble for a touchdown before halftime extended the visitors' lead to eight points. Despite Brock Purdy suffering a sack and an interception, he secured key conversions to keep drives alive, including a third-down pass to Mike Evans that set up a score against Josh Jobe.

The Seahawks managed to tie the game at 7-7 early on with a touchdown run by Emanuel Wilson, but the 49ers ultimately prevailed in a back-and-forth affair that highlights Seattle's precarious position ahead of a difficult upcoming schedule.

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