The rest of the NFC West was on bye, and no one had to lift a finger to put the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams into first place. All the 49ers had to do was lose to the Houston Texans 26-15.

Wins by the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers in Week 7 keeps pressure on the Seattle Seahawks heading into Monday Night Football.

Beaten-up San Francisco loses in Houston to same Texans the Seahawks beat last week. Next for Seattle: Next weekend at Washington.

The San Francisco 49ers and general manager John Lynch continue to work the phones ahead of the NFL trade deadline on Nov. 4.

Seattle's defense hasn't been 100% healthy since Week 1, and we can add at least another month onto that total with today's news.

With the trade deadline just three days away, the San Francisco 49ers appear to be buyers. Will they be able to land a game-changer for the second half of the season though? The 49ers already made a splash earlier this week by acquiring Keion White in a trade with the New England Patriots.

San Fransisco 49ers OC Klint Kubiak addressed the media on Thursday and discussed the injury status of QB Brock Purdy, offering a vague update.

Mike Macdonald’s team hosts the Houston Texans on Monday night. Simply put, a Seahawks' victory makes it a three-way tie atop the always-formidable NFC West.

Without even setting foot on the field in Week 8, the Seattle Seahawks have moved into first place in the NFC West. As the end of October quickly approached, a three-team logjam formed atop the NFC West.