Niners Have Advantage Over Seattle at Home
In the lead-up to Thursday night's 49ers-Seahawks clash at Levi's Stadium, two things stand out statistically.One is that for all the trouble the Niners have had with the Seahawks the past few seasons, San Francisco has dominated the series when it is the host.Last season, the 49ers beat Seattle 19-17 at home. In 2012, the 49ers won 13-6. In Jim Harbaugh's first season as head coach in 2011, the Niners prevailed 33-17. In fact, Seattle hasn't won in the Bay Area since 2008.So, when the Seahawks take the field at new Levi's Stadium on Thanksgiving (5:30 p.m.), few in the organization will have any memory of coming out of the Bay Area with a victory.In Seattle, of course, it's been a different story. There, the Seahawks have dominated. They delivered a beat-down on the 49ers during the regular season in 2013, then won the rematch in the NFC Championship Game. Under Harbaugh and Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, the clashes between the NFC West rivals have been among the most spirited in the NFL.Seahawks middle linebacker Bobby Wagner, in fact, says the games have featured a "physicality" that is special. He said the two teams' defenses have been "the most physical in the conference." So,...
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