If Seattle wins this game it would be leading the NFC West with a 4-2 record while the 49ers would be 2-4. I can't envision that. The 49ers have uncharacteristically blown two double-digit fourth quarter leads, or they would be 4-1. That's more in line with the talent the 49ers possess, which I regard as the best in the NFC. 

So I'm not going to overthink this. Records be damned. The 49ers are the superior team and they won't lack motivation after a bad home loss to the Cardinals last Sunday. The 49ers probably would have won that game if their kicker, Jake Moody, didn't suffer an ankle injury leaving them without a suitable field goal kicker. That problem has been rectified with the 49ers signing Matthew Wright. 

The Seahawks have capitalized on playing a weak schedule. Yet they were thoroughly outplayed and lost at home to the Giants last week despite New York missing its star wide receiver Malik Nabers. 

Seattle is a mediocre team with a cluster injury problem to its defensive front and has a weak offensive line that has allowed Geno Smith to be sacked 18 times, highest in the NFC. 

The Seahawks' home field edge is way overrated just 5-12 ATS in their past 17 home games. The Seahawks also have lost five in a row to the 49ers with the average losing margin being 15.2 points. None of the games have been close.