The Seattle Seahawks made a statement this Saturday by defeating the San Francisco 49ers 41-6, a victory that not only puts them in the National Conference (NFC) Championship Game, but also It also guarantees them the chance to play that crucial game in their own stadium, with the full support of their fans.

The Seattle team took advantage of their home-field advantage and will now await the winner of Sunday's game between the Chicago Bears and the Los Angeles Rams, with the advantage of securing their spot in the Super Bowl in front of their fans.

The NFC Championship Game will be played in Seattle

Thanks to this resounding victory, the Seahawks confirmed that the NFC Championship Game will be held at home, a factor that has historically been decisive for the franchise. The last time Seattle reached the conference championship game was in the 2014 season, when they defeated the Green Bay Packers 28-22. Now, more than a decade later, the team is once again one step away from the Super Bowl, with the added benefit of not having to leave their stadium. Kenneth Walker III Leads Home Team's Dominance. Running back Kenneth Walker III was the offensive star of the game, racking up 116 rushing yards and three touchdowns, leading an offense that never relinquished control. Quarterback Sam Darnold also contributed solidly, throwing for 124 yards and a touchdown, enough to maintain constant pressure on the opposing defense. An Explosive Start That Tipped the Scales. The Seahawks' dominance began from the opening kickoff, when Rashid Shaheed made a spectacular 95-yard return. to the painted area for a 7-0 lead. Subsequently, a field goal by Jason Myers and a touchdown pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba extended the lead to 17-0. The 49ers barely responded in the second quarter with two field goals by Eddy Pineiro, which narrowed the score to 17-6. However, before halftime,Kenneth Walker III punished the Seahawks again with a touchdown run to make it 24-6.

Second half without resistance from San Francisco

In the second half, Seattle maintained absolute control of the game. Another field goal by Jason Myers and another touchdown run by Kenneth Walker III stretched the lead to 34-6, against an opponent unable to stop the home team's attack.

Decisive finish and total advantage heading to the Super Bowl

The rout was completed in the final period, when Walker crossed the goal line again to score his third touchdown of the game and seal the 41-6 victory.

With the result secured, the Seahawks removed starting quarterback Sam Darnold to avoid injury, bringing in Drew Lock. On the visiting side, Brock Purdy was also benched, and Mac Jones finished the game. With the NFC Championship Game guaranteed at home, the Seattle Seahawks have established themselves as one of the most dangerous teams in the NFL, ready to pursue a ticket to the Super Bowl with the support of their fans as a major ally.