If Seattle wants to be the team it seeks to be, it must beat San Francisco. If Smith wants a new Seahawks deal, it’d sure help.

Brock Purdy, with a 5-0 record, has dominated the Seattle Seahawks more than any 49ers quarterback in history. Mind you, the Seahawks didn’t join the NFC West until 2002 realignment, but Purdy still is batting 1.

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Quarterbacks Brock Purdy and Geno Smith will be going head to head on Nov. 17, when the San Francisco 49ers (5-4) and Seattle Seahawks (4-5) meet at Levi's Stadium. In the piece below, we take a look at the numbers to decide which signal caller is more likely to take his team to victory.

The NFL is the ultimate “what have you done for me lately?” league, and unfortunately, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith had the worst possible timing for his worst game of the year. Throwing three interceptions – including one returned 103-yards for a touchdown – in a 26-20 overtime loss to the Rams is the last game on memory for the 12th Man and the rest of the league.

Geno Smith entered the week as the NFL leader in pass attempts. He threw the ball another 34 times on Sunday, three of them resulting in interceptions.

Brock Purdy takes a 5-0 record against the Seahawks into Sunday’s game, while counterpart Geno Smith looks for his first win in six games against the Niners.

The Seattle Seahawks defense is, once again, struggling. There have been times this year where the unit has looked suffocating, especially with their pass rush. Unfortunately, there are other times where they are simply