Rookie linebacker Dre Greenlaw sealed the top seed for the 49ers — and a first-round bye — with his clutch fourth-down stop on the goal line in the final seconds of San Francisco’s Week 17 win over the Seattle Seahawks. It undoubtedly will go down as one of the most memorable plays in franchise history, but depending on who you ask, it wasn’t even the biggest play of the current season. There are a few additional contenders, but the most obvious would be tight end George Kittle’s 39-yard catch-and-run on fourth-and-2 on the 49ers’ game-winning drive to beat the Saints in Week 14.

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The former outspoken Seahawks star is going to the Super Bowl with the rival San Francisco 49ers. Give me some more!

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and his staff will coach the NFC roster, but one of his players will be at home resting. Give me some more!

Do the Seahawks need a change in offensive philosophy? John Clayton points to the fact that other teams that have focused on the run continue to succeed. Give me some more!

Seahawks coaches will lead the NFC squad in Sunday’s Pro Bowl, but being the selected to coach the game requires a lot more than just a coaching staff. Give me some more!

Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett teamed up with New Era to give one lucky sweepstakes winner and her guest a VIP tour through CenturyLink Field and New Era game day prize package. Give me some more!

Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner announced that he will not be playing in this year’s Pro Bowl in order to get an early start on the recovery process for an unspecified injury. It has since been revealed that he was dealing with knee and… Give me some more!

Why Bobby Wagner chose rest over playing in the Pro Bowl, leaving Seahawks with two players in the NFL all-star game Give me some more!

Wilson edged Lamar Jackson by a comfortable margin in PFF’s MVP race. Give me some more!

The good news for Seattle Seahawks fans is that Russell Wilson is preparing for a football game in Florida. The bad news is that it’s the Pro Bowl and not the Super Bowl, but we still get to see… Give me some more!