49ers Lead Seahawks 21-13 at Halftime After Forcing Three Turnovers
The San Francisco 49ers took a 21-13 lead over the Seattle Seahawks at halftime, benefiting from three forced turnovers in the first half. The 49ers scored two touchdowns and a defensive score, while also sacking Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold four times.
After Renardo Green intercepted Darnold, the 49ers quickly scored on an 18-yard drive, with Mike Evans catching a 2-yard touchdown pass. Following a fumble forced by Fred Warner, which was recovered by Malik Mustapha, Christian McCaffrey scored on the next play from 11 yards out. The Seahawks managed a touchdown on a short 24-yard drive after a muffed punt, with Wilson running in from 2 yards.
In addition to the turnovers, the Seahawks' Jason Myers kicked field goals from 49 and 50 yards. The 49ers outgained the Seahawks 112 to 110 in a game characterized by strong defensive play, resulting in seven punts. Quarterback Brock Purdy completed 8 of 14 passes for 81 yards and a touchdown, while Darnold also went 8 of 14 for 79 yards with an interception.
