The San Francisco 49ers got some disappointing news when the officiating crew was announced for their game vs the Seattle Seahawks.

TE George Kittle plans to play vs. Seahawks in Week 18 despite an ankle sprain. His return could boost San Francisco in a critical divisional showdown.

With the NFC West division title and a first-round bye and homefield advantage in the playoffs up for grabs on Saturday, the Seahawks are sticking true to the principles that got them this far.

After missing the 49ers' Week 17 matchup against the Bears with an ankle injury, George Kittle plans to return for the regular season finale.

Seattle presents many challenges, but one of the most difficult matchups is with wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who isn’t a household name yet in his third year out of Ohio State but probably should be. The Seahawks felt good enough about him to trade D.K. Metcalf, their No. 1 receiver, to Pittsburgh in the offseason.

The Seahawks' game at the 49ers Saturday has a lot on the line. It's not the first time they've played a finale with big stakes. Here are eight others in team history.

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

The race for the postseason requires little to no setbacks as seeding and division titles are on the line. It wasn’t long ago that the Los Angeles Rams were eas

The latest chapter arrives in the final week of the NFL regular season, with the San Francisco 49ers hosting the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday night on ABC/ESPN. The stakes could not be higher. The winner clinches the NFC’s No. 1 seed and the division title, while the loser is relegated to the wild-card field.