49ers Spoil Thanksgiving for the Seahawks in 31-13 Win

Talk about a thorough beatdown.

Well, at least it was for the first half and half of the fourth quarter for the San Francisco 49ers.

The 49ers spoiled Thanksgiving for the Seattle Seahawks in their 31-13 win. Seattle made it tough on the 49ers in the third quarter, but ultimately, they did not belong on the same field as them. It was like watching varsity (49ers) play junior varsity (Seahawks). The 49ers are just cut from a different cloth than the Seahawks.

It all started in the first half when the 49ers opened the game with a clinical touchdown drive in nine plays. The thing with the 49ers this year is you can tell early on when they are going to completely control the game and dominate. That is exactly what they did today. They set the tone from the opening drive on offense, then followed it up by suffocating Seattle's offense on defense.

Aside from the special teams, the 49ers were phenomenal in every facet. The leaders on offense today were Christian McCaffrey who had 19 carries for 114 yards, two touchdowns, and five catches for 25 yards, while Deebo Samuel shared the load with 7 catches for 75 yards and one touchdown. As for the defense, they were led by the entire pass rushing department as they sacked Geno Smith six times.

San Francisco is now 4-0 against the Seahawks dating back to the first matchup last season. After being owned by the Seahawks in the 2010s, it looks like it is now the 49ers turn to own them. What better way for the 49ers to continue their winning streak over them than by getting revenge from when the Seahawks beat the 49ers on Thanksgiving 10 years ago. That moment was dubbed "Turkey on the 50" to some, and now the 49ers were able to do that themselves postgame.

This game clearly showed that the NFC West runs through San Francisco.