Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers Week 18 Game Trailer

The Seahawks get set to travel to Santa Clara for a Week 18 showdown vs. the San Francisco 49ers for the top seed in the NFC and the NFC West title. All eyes are on the Seahawks on Saturday night.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discusses the team's preparation for the upcoming Week 18 game. He mentions that Josh Jones' status is questionable (1:22) and provides updates on injured players Charles Cross and Tory Horton. Macdonald praises the progress of cornerback Riq Woolen (4:50) and the work of safeties coach Jeff Howard (3:18). He also notes that Rashid Shaheed has had a good week after clearing protocol (2:25) and that several players, including George Holani, could potentially return from injury soon. The coach emphasizes the team's adaptability to schedule changes and highlights the positive attitude of players during the week's preparations.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold shares insights on the team's preparation for their crucial Week 18 game against the San Francisco 49ers. Darnold emphasizes treating it as a regular game despite its significance (0:52). He highlights the Seahawks' strong 7-1 road record and the team's ability to win in various ways (2:55). Darnold also discusses the importance of starting games faster (4:02) and praises teammates like Demarcus Lawrence (7:43) and Cooper Kupp (8:31) for their leadership and work ethic. The conversation concludes with Darnold commending tight end AJ Barner for his unique energy and consistent performance (9:26).

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde discusses the team's consistent improvement and individual player development. He highlights Riq Woolen's growth (0:51) and Byron Murphy II's maturation as a professional (4:35). Durde praises Julian Love's playmaking ability (7:55). He also addresses the challenges posed by the San Francisco 49ers' offense, particularly Christian McCaffrey's dual-threat capabilities (2:33) and their strong third-down performance (4:10). Durde emphasizes the team's focus on winning the upcoming game and maintaining a mindset of continuous improvement.

Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak reflects on the team's offensive growth since Week 1. He highlights the resilience of the players (0:09) and recent improvements in rushing performance (0:30). Kubiak praises the roster assembled by John Schneider, emphasizing their winning mentality (1:54). He discusses the challenges posed by Robert Saleh's defense (2:00) and addresses the team's turnover issues (6:36). Kubiak also commends the blocking contributions from tight ends and receivers (7:47) and AJ Barner's development as a receiving threat (8:08). He mentions the team's use of tempo in their game plan (4:56) and the impact of big plays on third downs (6:14). Kubiak also discusses the roles of running backs Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet (3:32), as well as the progress of fullback Robbie Ouzts (4:17).

The Seahawks get set to face off against the 49ers for division title and top seed in the NFC at Levi's Stadium in Week 18. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe preview the matchup. What's On Tap (0:49), Know Your History (4:53), What's the Word in the West (6:58), Man Up (10:07), Path to Victory (21:23).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald addressed the media ahead of the Seahawks' crucial game against the 49ers. He discussed the challenges of facing quarterback Brock Purdy and running back Christian McCaffrey (0:25), provided updates on injured players like Charles Cross and Josh Jones (1:46), and praised cornerback Riq Woolen's recent performances (7:57). Macdonald emphasized the team's adaptability in winning different types of games (4:05) and highlighted the importance of the no-ego culture fostered by GM John Schneider (8:50). He also commended quarterback Sam Darnold's consistent demeanor (17:45) and discussed the evolution of the team's offensive approach since their first meeting with the 49ers (16:26).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp shares insights on preparing for big games and team dynamics. (0:17) He emphasizes maintaining a consistent approach throughout the season. (1:17) Kupp reminisces about the Seahawks-49ers rivalry and the excitement of playing meaningful games in January. (2:17) He discusses the challenges of playing on the road and maintaining focus. (3:42) Kupp identifies AJ Barner as the offense's energy guy, known for his loud and unpredictable behavior. (5:26) He notes the offense's improved understanding and execution since the beginning of the season. (7:02) Kupp praises quarterback Sam Darnold's resilience and consistency as a leader, emphasizing the importance of these traits for quarterbacks. (9:36) He reveals that NFL preparation involves more meeting time than on-field practice. (11:03) Kupp stresses the importance of engagement and asking questions during team meetings to improve overall performance.

Seahawks defensive tackle Jarran Reed shares insights on the team's preparation for their upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers. Reed emphasizes the importance of taking it one day at a time (0:43) and maintaining focus on the present moment during practice (2:39). He highlights the strong camaraderie among teammates, facilitated by Head Coach Mike Macdonald's team-building exercises (1:32, 2:11). Reed also reflects on the rivalry with the 49ers, recalling a memorable game from 2019 (4:31). While acknowledging the high stakes of the upcoming match, Reed stresses the team's approach of treating every game equally (4:52).

The Seahawks travel to Santa Clara to close out the regular season against the 49ers with the hopes of claiming the NFC's number one seed. Jen Mueller and John Boyle preview the Week 18 matchup. Today's show: How the Defense has Grown Since Week 1 (4:09), Slow Starts on Offense (7:27), The Growth of AJ Barner (11:10), Byron Murphy II (18:31), Sam Darnold (22:08), Two things We need to See (26:40).

Here's everything you need to know when the Seattle Seahawks play the San Francisco 49ers Week 18 of the 2025 NFL season.

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Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discussed various aspects of the team's recent performance and player development. He praised Byron Murphy II's (0:37) exceptional technique in run defense and Josh Jones' (1:33) solid performance filling in for Charles Cross. Macdonald highlighted the team's strong pass defense (3:30), holding opponents without a pass play longer than 8 yards. He also commended the offense's ability to finish games (5:06), particularly noting Zach Charbonnet's (5:49) crucial runs in the fourth quarter. Macdonald addressed the team's occasional slow offensive starts (8:24) and discussed Sam Darnold's (10:41) performance. He emphasized Cooper Kupp's (15:09) positive influence on the receiver room, especially on Jaxon Smith-Njigba's development. Lastly, Macdonald praised AJ Barner's (17:13) progress and impact as a tight end.

Seahawks linebacker DeMarcus Lawrence discusses the defensive performance and road success. At 0:10, Lawrence highlights the defense's ability to capitalize on turnovers, leading to a win. He emphasizes the team's strong tackling effort at 0:44, though he needs to review the film for a definitive assessment. Lawrence attributes the team's road success to their brotherhood and mutual support, as mentioned at 1:12. He stresses the importance of consistency in his role of creating turnovers at 1:41. Finally, at 2:05, Lawrence focuses on the team's upcoming game against San Francisco, emphasizing a "one game at a time" mentality despite their 13 wins and potential for securing the division and top seed.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discusses the Seahawks' victory, highlighting the team's slow offensive start but praising the defense and special teams for keeping them in the game (0:00). He emphasizes the importance of converting on third and long situations (0:32) and the strength of the running game, with 330 yards rushed in the last two games (0:54). Darnold commends tight end AJ Barner's performance, reaching 50 receptions and 500 receiving yards (1:25). He also addresses a fumble play and his subsequent tackle (1:50), and stresses the significance of the team's successful 4-minute drive to seal the game (2:40). He concludes by recognizing the team's 13-3 record and looking ahead to their next game against San Francisco (4:12).

Head Coach Mike Macdonald reflects on the Seahawks' important victory, highlighting the team's ability to stack plays in all three phases. He commends veteran players DeMarcus Lawrence (1:00) and Julian Love for their impactful performances. Macdonald praises Zach Charbonnet's (1:23) breakout game, noting it as his best as a Seahawk. The coach emphasizes the strength of their run game, with over 160 yards for the second consecutive week. Macdonald also lauds the defense's tackling, particularly mentioning Ty Okada's (2:59) contributions. He discusses AJ Barner's (7:55) critical plays and development as a pass-catcher. The coach concludes by maintaining focus on the upcoming game, which could secure the division title.

AJ Barner, Tight End for the Seahawks, reflects on the team's recent victory. He discusses his touchdown reception (0:04), emphasizing the importance of getting open. Barner highlights the team's success in converting third and long situations (0:48), crediting the ability to make plays after the catch. He mentions his effective use of the hard count (1:29), attributing it to his vocal abilities and the offensive line's push. Barner also emphasizes the significance of the team's 100-yard rushing performance (2:17) and expresses confidence in the team's momentum heading into the final game of the regular season (2:43).

Seahawks safety Julian Love reflects on the team's recent victory, highlighting key defensive plays and player performances. (0:07) Love describes his interception, which came from reading the quarterback's eyes. (0:27) He emphasizes the importance of creating turnovers to give the offense better field position. (1:00) Love praises DeMarcus Lawrence's exceptional effort and impact on defense. (1:32) He commends Ty Okada's versatility and professionalism in filling different defensive roles. (3:48) Love expresses excitement about the team's position, being one game away from securing the division title and top seed. (4:28) He credits head coach Mike Macdonald and the support staff for their effective preparation, especially for early games.

The Seahawks defeated the Carolina Panthers 27-10 in Week 17 to improve to 13-3 as they head into the final week of the regular season. Watch as head coach Mike Macdonald addresses the team following the win.

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Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided updates before the upcoming Week 17 matchup vs. Panthers. He confirmed that Ty Okada and Josh Jones will play (0:34), while Coby Bryant's return is still in process (0:43). Macdonald praised Sam Darnold's consistent performance in his second year with a new team (2:53) and highlighted Jalen Milroe's progress in practice (2:03). He discussed the team's preparation, including adjustments to the practice schedule after a Thursday game (0:18).