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NFL : ATS Matchup
Thursday 11/27/2014Line$ LineOU LineScore
SEATTLE
 
SAN FRANCISCO
+1  

-1  
-105

-115

40
 
19
Final
3

SEATTLE (7 - 4) at SAN FRANCISCO (7 - 4)
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Week 13 Thursday, 11/27/2014 8:30 PM
Board OpenLatest
309SEATTLE4140
310SAN FRANCISCO-2-1
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
SEATTLE - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfYardsYPPTOScoreHalfYardsYPPTO
All Games7-4-3.25-67-425.413.1359.4(6)0.819.811.0296.5(5.2)1.4
Road Games2-3-3.81-43-221.410.6367.2(6.3)0.621.613.6304.0(5.5)0.8
Last 3 Games2-1+0.82-12-125.712.0391.7(6.5)1.014.711.3275.3(5.4)1.7
Grass Games2-2-1.21-32-220.211.7343.2(6.1)0.720.011.7312.0(5.5)1.0
Division Games1-1-1.61-11-122.57.5378.0(6.5)0.015.512.0238.0(5)0.5
SEATTLE - Current Season Statistics
 RushingPassingTotal
 PPGHalfFDTOPATT-YDSYPRCMP-ATTPCTYDSPYAATT-YDSYPPYPPT
Offense (All Games)25.413.120.631:3631-170(5.4)18-2963.7%190(6.6)60-359(6)(14.2)
Opponents Defensive Avg.2311.520.130:0927-113(4.2)22-3563.8%238(6.9)61-352(5.7)(15.3)
Offense Road Games21.410.620.630:0028-165(5.9)20-3065.8%202(6.8)58-367(6.3)(17.2)
Defense (All Games)19.811.018.728:5625-88(3.5)21-3365.1%208(6.4)58-297(5.2)(15)
Opponents Offensive Avg.22.911.520.130:1126-104(4)22-3563.9%241(7)61-345(5.7)(15.1)
Defense Road Games21.613.619.029:6028-108(3.8)18-2768.4%196(7.4)55-304(5.5)(14.1)
SEATTLE - Turnovers, Penalties and Special Teams Statistics
 Turnovers LostThird DownsFourth DownsKickoff ReturnsPunt ReturnsPenalties
 INTFLTODIFF#-MADEPCT#-MADEPCTKR-YDSYPKRPR-YDSYPPRPEN-YDS
Stats For (All Games)0.50.40.80.513-541.1%1-037.5%3-59(21.1)2-17(8.3)8-61
Opponents Avg. Stats Against0.80.61.41.613-541.2%1-041.7%2-55(24.2)18-2(9.3)7-58
Stats For (Road Games)0.20.40.60.211-540.4%1-020.0%4-65(18.1)2-17(9.2)9-65
Stats Against (All Games)0.60.71.4 13-541.3%1-057.1%2-58(24.6)1-16(14.2)4-36
Opponents Avg. Stats For0.80.61.4 13-642.3%1-048.8%2-49(23.6)19-2(9.4)6-55
Stats Against (Road Games)0.20.60.8 11-438.9%1-066.7%2-62(25.9)1-21(20.8)4-26

SAN FRANCISCO - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfYardsYPPTOScoreHalfYardsYPPTO
All Games7-4-2.26-54-720.714.1340.2(5.4)1.320.510.5300.1(5.2)2.0
Home Games3-2-4.62-31-419.012.6340.0(5.4)2.018.411.0220.0(4.3)1.6
Last 3 Games3-0+3.92-11-220.013.3325.0(5.2)1.715.78.0322.0(5.1)3.0
Grass Games3-3-5.62-42-418.712.2335.0(5.3)1.822.312.7253.2(4.9)1.3
Division Games1-2-5.21-21-218.311.3337.7(5.6)1.017.710.0280.0(4.7)1.3
SAN FRANCISCO - Current Season Statistics
 RushingPassingTotal
 PPGHalfFDTOPATT-YDSYPRCMP-ATTPCTYDSPYAATT-YDSYPPYPPT
Offense (All Games)20.714.119.633:1130-120(4)20-3260.8%221(6.8)62-340(5.4)(16.4)
Opponents Defensive Avg.23.912.119.930:5726-110(4.2)22-3563.6%246(7.1)61-356(5.9)(14.9)
Offense Home Games19.012.619.434:5732-133(4.2)19-3161.4%207(6.8)62-340(5.4)(17.9)
Defense (All Games)20.510.518.327:4223-91(3.9)20-3557.3%209(6)58-300(5.2)(14.7)
Opponents Offensive Avg.23.611.821.230:2727-111(4.1)23-3664.7%251(7)63-362(5.8)(15.3)
Defense Home Games18.411.013.825:0320-77(3.8)17-3055.9%143(4.7)51-220(4.3)(12)
SAN FRANCISCO - Turnovers, Penalties and Special Teams Statistics
 Turnovers LostThird DownsFourth DownsKickoff ReturnsPunt ReturnsPenalties
 INTFLTODIFF#-MADEPCT#-MADEPCTKR-YDSYPKRPR-YDSYPPRPEN-YDS
Stats For (All Games)0.50.71.30.714-640.9%1-158.3%2-54(24.8)2-13(5.4)7-56
Opponents Avg. Stats Against0.80.61.41.613-540.6%1-043.9%2-53(23.6)17-2(8.5)7-58
Stats For (Home Games)1.01.02.0-0.415-639.7%1-180.0%3-78(24.5)3-14(5.5)8-60
Stats Against (All Games)1.50.52.0 12-541.9%1-044.4%3-60(23.7)2-22(10.3)7-56
Opponents Avg. Stats For0.90.71.6 13-643.1%1-044.3%2-53(24.3)20-2(9.8)7-57
Stats Against (Home Games)1.00.61.6 12-434.5%0-00.0%3-64(22.9)2-32(13.5)8-59
Average power rating of opponents played: SEATTLE 21,  SAN FRANCISCO 20.8
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
SEATTLE - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/URushingPassingTORushingPassingTO
10/6/2014@ WASHINGTON27-17W-7W45.5U36-22518-24-178017-3221-36-2750
10/12/2014DALLAS23-30L-9.5L47O18-8014-28-126137-16221-32-2392
10/19/2014@ ST LOUIS26-28L-6.5L43.5O29-17123-36-292027-10219-22-1700
10/26/2014@ CAROLINA13-9W-6L44.5U26-11920-32-191231-11412-22-1522
11/2/2014OAKLAND30-24W-13L44O38-14917-35-177018-3724-41-1893
11/9/2014NY GIANTS38-17W-9W44.5O45-35010-17-160317-5429-44-2702
11/16/2014@ KANSAS CITY20-24L-1L43O37-20420-32-168030-19011-16-1082
11/23/2014ARIZONA19-3W-7W41.5U29-12417-22-169020-6414-26-1401
11/27/2014@ SAN FRANCISCO            
12/7/2014@ PHILADELPHIA            
12/14/2014SAN FRANCISCO            
12/21/2014@ ARIZONA            

SAN FRANCISCO - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/URushingPassingTORushingPassingTO
9/28/2014PHILADELPHIA26-21W-3.5W49U42-21817-30-189112-2221-43-1914
10/5/2014KANSAS CITY22-17W-4W43.5U40-17114-27-186019-9017-31-1751
10/13/2014@ ST LOUIS31-17W-3W44.5O30-8922-36-343124-9321-42-2161
10/19/2014@ DENVER17-42L6.5L48O18-6227-46-248127-11522-27-3040
11/2/2014ST LOUIS10-13L-10L44U21-8022-33-183227-9113-24-1022
11/9/2014@ NEW ORLEANS27-24W6W49O32-14414-32-186131-13628-47-2873
11/16/2014@ NY GIANTS16-10W-4W44.5U37-14815-30-185121-6522-45-2655
11/23/2014WASHINGTON17-13W-9.5L43.5U29-6620-29-246327-13611-20-771
11/27/2014SEATTLE            
12/7/2014@ OAKLAND            
12/14/2014@ SEATTLE            
12/20/2014SAN DIEGO            
KEY GAME INFORMATION
SEATTLE: Under head coach Pete Carroll, the Seahawks have churned out yards behind a zone-blocking scheme, first overseen by Alex Gibbs and now by Tom Cable. They use a lot of inside zone plays to free up Marshawn Lynch for yardage between the tackles. Lynch took a huge workload last year, and could give way to Christine Michael and Robert Turbin a bit more often this season. Seattle also gets a lot of rushing yards out of quarterback Russell Wilson, who takes the option to run on a lot of designed rollouts. The red zone is typically all Lynch all the time, as he had nearly two-thirds of their red zone touches. That won't change this year.
Seattle utilizes Wilson's mobility by moving the pocket around a lot'Wilson also moves when it isn't by design due to his lack of size and Seattle's shaky pass protection. They'll move Percy Harvin around and feature him in catch-and-run situations as the likely focal point of the passing game. The other receivers, some mix of Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse, Sidney Rice and rookie Paul Richardson, will work downfield. They'll use Zach Miller as a check- down option, while Lynch is occasionally used in the screen game. When they throw in the red zone, Miller was most often their top weapon in the end zone.
Seattle led the NFL in scoring defense, total defense, red-zone defense and interceptions in 2013. The 'Legion of Boom' may miss cornerbacks Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond, but All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman and free safety Earl Thomas still remain. The front seven is still stacked with defensive ends Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril, who combined for 16.5 sacks for the Seahawks last season.
SAN FRANCISCO: The Niners remained the most run-heavy offense in the NFL, even in Colin Kaepernick's first full season as a starter. They run a classic power-blocking scheme with a leading fullback, but they also mix in some zone-read stuff to take advantage of Kaepernick's mobility. Veteran Frank Gore is still the lead back, though he might see his workload reduced during the regular season. Kendall Hunter, Marcus Lattimore and rookie Carlos Hyde will battle for playing time behind him. The Niners are just as run-heavy in the red zone, with Gore taking on a huge workload. They got away from using Kaepernick as a runner down near the goal line, as he had only two rushing attempts inside the 10-yard-line last season.
The passing game works off the rushing attack and features plenty of movement for Kaepernick. The 49ers are very aggressive downfield, using Michael Crabtree and Anquan Boldin facing the line of scrimmage or tight end Vernon Davis exploiting slower defenders down the seam. They figure to run more three-receiver sets this year with Stevie Johnson working out of the slot. The don't use their backs often in the passing game, and fullback Bruce Miller actually led their running backs in both targets and catches last season. When they do throw in the red zone, Davis is the clear-cut No. 1 target. Crabtree, however, could be in for a bigger red-zone role.
The Niners still have a great defense, but there are some concerns. Star ILB NaVorro Bowman (knee) will miss half the year, OLB Aldon Smith could get a six-game suspension, and they have to figure out their cornerback situation. But two hungry veteran leaders remain with inside linebacker Patrick Willis and defensive end Justin Smith.
PREVIEW
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*Seahawks-49ers Preview* ========================

By JEFF MEZYDLO STATS Senior Writer

In the midst of a playoff push and faced with a quick turnaround, the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers can't afford to dwell on past meetings when there's so much riding on this present matchup.

The NFC West rivals square off Thursday night - the first of two meetings in 18 days - with the surging 49ers trying for a sixth consecutive home victory over the Seahawks.

"A Thanksgiving game where everybody will be watching," Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson said. "Do you hype that up? Do you downgrade it? I don't know.

"It's going to kind of elevate the game in general, and it's the 49ers. It's one of those things you're gonna get pumped up for."

Perhaps the NFL's most intense current rivalry is certainly worthy of a prime-time stage, though both sides have little time to at least publicly concern themselves with how it's reached this state.

Colin Kaepernick has moved on from San Francisco's 23-17 loss at Seattle in last season's NFC title game. He doesn't care to relive the pass he intended for Michael Crabtree that was tipped by Seattle's Richard Sherman and intercepted by teammate Malcolm Smith in the end zone with 30 seconds left.

"It's in the past," Kaepernick said.

The San Francisco quarterback doesn't care whether Sherman will continue to talk his way into the head of Crabtree when the two renew their personal rivalry.

"I'm worried about what we're doing," said Kaepernick, who is 0-2 in the regular season at Seattle but won his only start against the Seahawks at home last season.

It's the teams' first meeting at Levi's Stadium, where the Seahawks hope the change of venue makes a difference as they try to end their struggles in the Bay Area.

"It's going to be a tough crowd, first time playing in that stadium," said Wilson, who went 24 of 48 for 321 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions while losing both starts at Candlestick Park.

"We're going to have to play great football. Play lights out, that's it."

The Seahawks and 49ers split the last four division titles, but both are 7-4 and two games behind first-place Arizona. Coming off a 19-3 win over the Cardinals on Sunday, Seattle holds the tiebreaker over Detroit and San Francisco for the final wild-card spot.

"We feel like we are in the playoffs," 49ers safety Antoine Bethea said. "Win at all costs."

San Francisco defensive end Aldon Smith proved that Sunday when he popped his dislocated finger back into place during a 17-13 victory over Washington.

"That's a good battle scar to have," said 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, whose team has won three straight by a combined 13 points.

"Make a deposit into the toughness account," Harbaugh added. "We'll be able to make withdrawals from that later down the road. We want to keep making those deposits."

Playing his second game since returning from a nine-game suspension for violations of the league's substance-abuse and personal-conduct policies, Smith had two sacks against the Redskins. He sacked and stripped Wilson on the first play from scrimmage and recovered the fumble as San Francisco took an early 3-0 in the conference championship game.

Wilson, however, got the last laugh when he connected with Jermaine Kearse on a 35-yard TD pass early in the fourth quarter to erase a 17-13 deficit.

Marshawn Lynch ran for 109 yards and a TD in that contest, and gained 175 with a score on 39 carries in the last two at San Francisco. He recorded 82 total yards with dealing with back soreness Sunday.

"We'll take good care of him," coach Pete Carroll said. "He's really smart about how he handles it. So we'll expect that he'll be ready to go. I know he won't want to miss this thing and he'll be ready to play."

Lynch's reported unhappiness in Seattle has been at the forefront of the internal struggles the Seahawks have endured during the follow-up to their Super Bowl season. However, the team apparently came together and cleared the air prior to winning for the fourth time in five games Sunday.

"Trust," safety Earl Thomas told the Seahawks' official website. "That's what we've been missing, to be totally honest. I think we haven't been trusting each other. But (Sunday), it was just pureness - anytime we can keep eliminating that ego and keep realizing the real situation is bigger than one person."

Seattle's defense allows a league-low 296.8 yards per game, and gave up a season-low 204 while yielding its fewest points of 2014 to the Cardinals. San Francisco is right behind, yielding 300.1 yards per contest.

The return of linebacker Bobby Wagner from a five-game absence with a toe injury also helped jump-start a Seahawks unit that's allowing 5.4 more points per game than last season's NFL-best 14.4.

"You saw the connection between the players, and it was awesome to see," defensive coordinator Dan Quinn. "It was all hands on deck. Maybe that's the missing ingredient that we needed."

The Seahawks will try to contain Kaepernick, who tied a club record by throwing a TD pass in his 18th straight game Sunday. Kaepernick hasn't rushed for more than 64 yards in a game this season, but gained 130 in the NFC title game.

Anquan Boldin set season highs with nine receptions and 137 yards against the Redskins. He had six for 93 yards in last season's 19-17 home victory over the Seahawks.

Sherman could find himself locked up more with Boldin than Crabtree, who has totaled 16 receptions for 157 yards and no TDs in four home games since catching seven for 82 with a touchdown in Week 2 against Chicago. Crabtree has never recorded more than 85 yards and does not have a TD in nine career regular-season and playoff games versus Seattle.

Frank Gore gained 241 yards and averaged 7.3 per carry in the last two meetings in the Bay Area. He was held to 36 yards on 13 carries and watched as rookie Carlos Hyde scored a go-ahead 4-yard TD with 2:59 left Sunday.

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