The Seattle Seahawks’ 2013 Super Bowl season got off to a great start with a Week 1 win over the Carolina Panthers. In Week 2, the Seahawks faced their division rival, the San Francisco 49ers, in a highly anticipated matchup.
The Seahawks started the game off strong, taking an early 7-0 lead after Russell Wilson connected with Golden Tate for a touchdown. The 49ers responded with a touchdown of their own, but the Seahawks kept their lead going into halftime, 14-7.
In the second half, the Seahawks continued to dominate, scoring two more touchdowns to extend their lead to 28-7. The 49ers scored a late touchdown, but it was too little, too late as the Seahawks held on for the victory.
The win was a huge statement for the Seahawks, as they had not beaten the 49ers in San Francisco since 2011. The victory also gave the Seahawks a 2-0 start to the season, setting them up for a successful run to the Super Bowl.
The Seahawks’ defense was the star of the game, as they held the 49ers to just seven points and forced two turnovers. Cornerback Richard Sherman had a huge game, recording three tackles and an interception. The Seahawks’ offense also played well, with Wilson throwing for two touchdowns and Marshawn Lynch running for 98 yards and a touchdown.
Overall, the Seahawks’ Week 2 victory over the 49ers was a huge statement win and set them up for success in their Super Bowl season. With a strong defense and an explosive offense, the Seahawks were able to defeat their division rivals and take control of the NFC West.
