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NFL today: How to watch 49ers v Seahawks, TV channels & live stream Sunday 11 October

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Kirshner, A. (2026, October 11). NFL today: How to watch 49ers v Seahawks, TV channels & live stream Sunday 11 October. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/oct/11/nfl-today-how-to-watch-49ers-v-seahawks-tv-channels-live-stream-sunday-11-october

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The Guardian · collected 2026-10-11 · by Alex Kirshner

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The 49ers and Seahawks face each other on Sunday, October 11, with kickoff at 4:25 PM ET/9:25 PM BST from Lumen Field in Seattle. The game will be broadcast on Fox in the United States and can also be streamed on Fox One or Fubo if local affiliates carry it; in Canada, DAZN and Fubo offer streaming options, while Sky Sports NFL and NOW provide UK viewers with broadcasting and streaming alternatives. Jaxon Smith-Njigba's performance is crucial for Seattle, who are tied for sixth in the NFC with 105 points scored over four games. The 49ers, meanwhile, boast a balanced offense led by Brock Purdy and key players like Trent Williams, Christian McCaffrey, Mike Evans, George Kittle, and Deebo Samuel, while their defense ranks third in yards allowed per play despite injuries to star edge rusher Nick Bosa and tackle James Thompson.
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Written for “49ers vs Seahawks Rivalry” on 2026-11-04, grounded in this article and the 9 other(s) covering the same event.

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📰 49ers vs Seahawks Rivalry
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Alex Kirshner
7 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 Facing the Cowboys defense has been a salve for struggling offenses, as when a Packers team who couldn’t convert a third down for their life suddenly converted nine of their first 10 against Big D last weekend.
🔮 The 26-year-old Walker is having a career year and has worked his way from “good player” to “maybe the Offensive Player of the Year.”
🔮 Whoever wins here will claim divisional favorite status as we move into the second quarter of the season, and they’ll also give themselves a good shot to claim a head-to-head tiebreaker that may be important in the league’s most competitive division.
🔮 The bad news for the Buccaneers: Their 0-4 start has been an unmitigated disaster that, in normal circumstances, would have already evaporated their playoff chances.
🔮 Disorienting as it may sound given the past 12 years of Chiefs-Raiders matchups, their game Sunday in Las Vegas is one of the blockbusters of the young NFL season.
🔮 The Rams may have just needed a change in continent.
🔮 Or when an under-pressure Herbert throws a ball that either of two receivers could catch without a problem, but one cuts off the other and drops it.
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49ers NFC Seahawks Seattle Super Bowl

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Seahawks ORG · 6× 49ers ORG · 5× Seattle ORG · 5× Brock Purdy PERSON · 2× Fox ORG · 2× Fubo ORG · 2× NFC ORG · 2× Niners ORG · 1× Sam Darnold PERSON · 1× Washington GPE · 1×

Narrative

Canada: Stream on DAZN and Fubo United Kingdom: Watch on Sky Sports NFL or stream on NOW What to watch for The main man to watch for Seattle is the same as ever: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who just had one of the handful of most productive receiving seasons ever and is so far averaging more yards per game (120) than he did when he won Offensive Player of the Year.
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🔮 Whoever wins here will claim divisional favorite status as we move into the second quarter of the season, and they’ll also give themselves a good shot to claim a head-to-head tiebreaker that may be important in the league’s most competitive division.

Claims (18 extracted, 1 hedged)

Last winter, two games between the 49ers and Seahawks decided the shape of the NFL season. asserted
games → decide → season
The two teams played each other in the Bay Area on the last weekend of the regular season, and Seattle’s win secured the NFC West and homefield advantage when the teams met later in the NFC divisional playoffs. asserted
teams → play → playoffs
Seattle’s advantage only got more lopsided at home, and a 41-6 win proved to be the launching pad that sent the Seahawks flying through the rest of the playoffs, ending with a Super Bowl victory. asserted
that → get → victory
The Niners watched from home. asserted
Niners → watch → home
Now they meet again in one of the most anticipated games of the 2026 season to date. asserted
they → meet → date
The 49ers take an unbeaten record on the road against a 3-1 Seattle team who have kept the train on the tracks despite Sam Darnold getting hurt early in Week 1 and missing a game. asserted
Darnold → take → game
Whoever wins here will claim divisional favorite status as we move into the second quarter of the season, and they’ll also give themselves a good shot to claim a head-to-head tiebreaker that may be important in the league’s most competitive division. uncertain
that → win → division
How to watch United States: Watch on Fox or stream on Fox One or Fubo (where the local Fox affiliate carries the game). asserted
affiliate → watch → game
Canada: Stream on DAZN and Fubo United Kingdom: Watch on Sky Sports NFL or stream on NOW What to watch for The main man to watch for Seattle is the same as ever: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who just had one of the handful of most productive receiving seasons ever and is so far averaging more yards per game (120) than he did when he won Offensive Player of the Year. asserted
he → stream → Year
The Seahawks do not have a clear No 2 wideout and have some running back problems, too, given that Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker now plays for the Chiefs and first-round rookie Jadarian Price went to injured reserve this week. asserted
Price → have → reserve
But as long as an offense has JSN, it has a chance to put up serious point totals. asserted
it → have → totals
The Seahawks’ 105 points in four games are tied for sixth in the NFC. asserted
points → tie → NFC
They’ll rise up the ranks if non-JSN contributors emerge. asserted
contributors → rise → ranks
Brock Purdy continues to be Brock Purdy, putting up terrific numbers in a maximally supportive system. asserted
Purdy → continue → system
A large handful of offensive players on the wrong side of 30 have all maintained their access to the fountain of youth: Trent Williams blocking, Christian McCaffrey running and catching, and Mike Evans, George Kittle, and Deebo Samuel as downfield targets. asserted
McCaffrey → maintain → targets
An injured defensive front (currently missing star edge rusher Nick Bosa and tackle James Thompson) has not stopped the 49ers’ defense from giving up the third-fewest yards per play in the NFL. asserted
front → miss → NFL
Will this division put three teams in the playoff again? asserted
division → put → playoff
It looks that way. asserted
It → look → ?
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