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49ers-Seahawks roundtable: How have both teams changed since Seattle’s playoff romp?

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By Andrew Destin Verified, Matt Barrows Verified, Vic Tafur Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The 49ers-Seahawks games in Seattle have been known to end with a bang. In January 2014, Richard Sherman made “The Tip” to snuff out San Francisco’s comeback bid in the NFC Championship Game, then rubbed Michael Crabtree’s face in the loss and went off in his infamous interview with Erin Andrews. Nearly six years later, 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw’s stand at the 1-yard line secured the No. 1 playoff seed for a San Francisco squad that moved on to the Super Bowl. The most recent battle in Seattle?
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49ers-Seahawks roundtable: How have both teams changed since Seattle’s playoff romp?

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By Andrew Destin Verified, Matt Barrows Verified, Vic Tafur Verified
| The Athletic Verified
The 49ers-Seahawks games in Seattle have been known to end with a bang. In January 2014, Richard Sherman made “The Tip” to snuff out San Francisco’s comeback bid in the NFC Championship Game, then rubbed Michael Crabtree’s face in the loss and went off in his infamous interview with Erin Andrews. Nearly six years later, 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw’s stand at the 1-yard line secured the No. 1 playoff seed for a San Francisco squad that moved on to the Super Bowl. The most recent battle in Seattle?
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The 49ers are loaded, not just with talent, but with leaders of all kinds

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By Vic Tafur Verified
| The Athletic Verified
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — There are many reasons the San Francisco 49ers are 4-0. Brock Purdy playing at an MVP level, the returns of Fred Warner and George Kittle (from injuries) and Deebo Samuel and Dre Greenlaw (from one-year sabbaticals), the defense holding it together despite a rash of injuries up front … But there is another reason that nobody talks about because it is so obvious. The 49ers have a vast and varied class of leaders.
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