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The Seahawks beat the 49ers twice in January on their way to a Super Bowl title, but know that past success doesn’t matter entering Sunday's Week 5 matchup.

The Seattle Seahawks host the San Francisco 49ers at Lumen Field in a Week 5 divisional matchup. Despite beating the 49ers twice in January en route to a Super Bowl title, Seahawks players and coaches emphasize that past victories hold no bearing on the current season.
Both teams downplayed any revenge narrative ahead of the clash between the 4-0 49ers and the 3-1 Seahawks. Seattle defensive leaders, including head coach Mike Macdonald and linebacker Ernest Jones IV, stressed that roster turnover and evolving schemes make this a completely fresh challenge.
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