3 reasons why 49ers beat Seahawks on Monday Night Football

For the San Francisco 49ers, their Monday Night Football showdown against the Seattle Seahawks will be their toughest test to date. Niner Noise sets up three ways the 49ers keep their perfect record intact.

It’s the most anticipated game of the season: 49ers versus Seahawks.

Both teams are entering this Week 10 Monday Night Football bout riding winning streaks. The 49ers have won their first eight games this season, while the 7-2 Seahawks have won their last two.

It’s all led to this prime-time matchup.

As has been the case for much of the year the Niners will face some adversity. They’ll be without linebacker Kwon Alexander from here on out with a season-ending pectoral injury, kicker Robbie Gould, who has been struggling this year due to various reasons, may be sidelined because of injury and tight end George Kittle could miss the Monday nighter.

You might be thinking, “these sound like reasons the Niners lose on Monday.” However, Niner Noise’s Peter Panacy has that covered.

San Francisco is still 8-0 for a reason. In Week 9 against the Arizona Cardinals, the 49ers showed the ability to squeak out a win. Plus, they’ve shown numerous times this season they can absolutely dominate a team they had no business beating. Beating Seattle hasn’t been easy for the Niners, as they have only one victory in their last five meetings. However, this is a new and improved team the Seahawks have yet to see.

Let’s break down how the 49ers go to 9-0 on this Veteran’s Day holiday.