It appears as though both the Seahawks and 49ers have left tackle injury concerns ahead of their NFC West title matchup on Saturday night. Trent Williams for the 49ers, and Charles Cross and Josh Jones for Seattle all did not practice.

Wednesday was the second practice day of the week for both teams, and both teams produced a practice report that sheds some light on who will be available this weekend.

The San Francisco 49ers received a timely boost as they prepare for a critical showdown against the Seattle Seahawks. With playoff positioning and NFC West stakes looming, all eyes were on Christian McCaffrey’s status after his name surfaced on the injury report earlier this week.

It wasn’t long ago when Trevon Diggs was one of the top cornerbacks in the league. Diggs was a Pro-Bowl selection in 2021 and 2022, with him being an All-Pro pl

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald gave injury updates on Rashid Shaheed, Charles Cross and Josh Jones among others.

Sam Darnold and the Seahawks have won six in a row to take a one game lead into the final game of the regular season. Seattle is outscoring its opponents 29-18. Their stifling defense has allowed just 31 touchdowns through 16 games including just one last weekend in Charlotte to the Carolina Panthers in a 27-10 win.

All season long, Seahawks Nation has been hearing about the biggest weakness of the Seattle Seahawks (13-3) is the play of quarterback Sam Darnold. This stems f

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The Pro Bowl kick returner and wide receiver progresses through the NFL concussion protocol. Time is against him. Charles Cross? Josh Jones?

San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh was clear about the issues that would be created if he used man-to-man coverage against Seattle's prolific Jaxon Smith-Njibga.