While the 49ers were hoping to beat a struggling Seahawks team in Week 13, Seattle came up big in key moments to ultimately beat the Niners 30-23.
To say that the 49ers and Seahawks game was wild would be an understatement.
Eventually losing to Seattle 30-23, San Francisco had an opportunity to tie the game with 27 seconds remaining after marching down the field following a miraculous turnover on the goal line that prevented the Seahawks from extending their lead.
On 3rd-and-goal from the Seahawks 3-yard line, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo threw a pass to wide receiver Trent Sherfield in the end zone that fell incomplete. The Seahawks appeared to have gotten away with a pretty obvious pass interference penalty, and the no-call resulted in a 4th-and-goal opportunity that San Francisco failed to score on, sealing their fate.
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Earlier in the game, with 18 seconds remaining before halftime, the 49ers' defense also appeared to be on the receiving end of a missed call that resulted in a Seahawks touchdown. Defensive end Charles Omenihu appeared to have been held and expressed his frustration after the game.
As did Nick Bosa.
Ultimately, the 49ers have nobody to blame but themselves.
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Four total turnovers is a recipe for disaster and proved to be extremely costly in an important game against the rival Seahawks.