Wow. That's all I have to say.
The Seahawks' offense, infused and powered by some youthful energy on Sunday, dominated the 49ers 29-13, racking up 508 yards of offense with balance and explosiveness. They threw for 250-plus and rushed for 250-plus yards. Some will chalk it up to a bad opponent, some will chalk it up to pure luck, and some will actually give the players the credit.
In what seemed like a transitional day for the offense, all four of Seattle's touchdowns came from rookie players.
On the first drive of the game, and after several powerful runs by Thomas Rawls, Russell Wilson stepped up decisively in the pocket to deliver a dime to Tyler Lockett for a 24 yard touchdown.