RENTON, Wash. (AP) — When the Seahawks needed their stars to be great, they delivered.
No matter how many different ways there are to break down the reasons behind Seattle's 27-24 overtime win over San Francisco, it came down to that simple fact.
Whether it was Russell Wilson continuing to build his MVP-caliber resume, or Jadeveon Clowney having his most impactful game since arriving via trade from Houston, the Seahawks found a way to change the scope of their entire season because their brightest players shined.
Seattle now sits at 8-2 going into its bye week.