Three questions the Seahawks defense faces entering the bye week

The biggest revelation of Seattle’s 27-24 overtime win over the 49ers Monday night was the Seahawks defense’s play, holding the third-highest scoring team in the NFL to just one offensive touchdown.

In fact, after allowing 118 yards to the 49ers on their first two possessions (not including penalty yards), the Seahawks gave up just 184 on the 49ers’ 13 remaining possessions.

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