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by San Francisco’s Richard Sherman that he was witness to watching Seattle’s Russell Wilson throw five interceptions in one game.He didn’t see Wilson throw any interceptions on Sunday. Instead http://www.49erslockerroom.com/authentic-joe-montana-jersey , he watched Wilson throw four touchdowns and the Seahawks stay in the middle of the NFC playoff race with a 43-16 blowout win over the 49ers.Wilson tossed three first-half touchdowns on just four completions as the Seahawks (7-5) won their third straight game, jumping to a 20-0 lead and beating the 49ers for the ninth straight time.“We didn’t throw it that much but we were able to make some huge plays when we did,” Wilson said.Seattle won’t be NFC West champs after the Los Angeles Rams clinched the division on Sunday. But the Seahawks continue to make a case they will be part of the NFC playoff field. And Wilson continues to play with an efficiency that may be the best of his career.Wilson wasn’t asked to do much in the first half, but the little he did found the end zone. He hit Jaron Brown on a 4-yard TD pass in the first quarter, found Tyler Lockett for a 52-yard score and connected with Doug Baldwin on a 1-yarder. According to Sportradar, Wilson throwing three touchdowns on four completions made for the fewest TDs/completions in a first half dating to 1991. The previous low was six.Wilson finished 11 of 17 for 185 yards and has thrown at least two touchdowns in eight straight games. It was the eighth time in the regular season Wilson has thrown four or more TD passes. His last came on an 18-yard strike to Brown early in the fourth quarter after he broke free from Sherman’s coverage.Wilson has 29 touchdown passes and five interceptions on the season. Rashaad Penny added a 20-yard run on the first offensive play of the second half following an 84-yard kickoff return by Lockett for a 27-3 lead.“It’s phenomenal that he’s able to continue to execute those plays and the receivers are doing a fantastic job,” Seattle coach Pete Carroll said.Bobby Wagner capped a blowout with a 98-yard interception return touchdown, the first of his career and the longest in franchise history. It was a big day for Seattle’s defensive leader, including a forced fumble and recovery in the first half ripping the ball away from San Francisco running back Jeff Wilson Jr. at the Seattle 5. He then stepped in front of Nick Mullens‘ pass near the goal line and outran the rest of the 49ers for the longest interception return in team history.Most of the attention centered on Sherman’s first game back in Seattle after spending seven seasons with the Seahawks before being released and signing with the 49ers (2-10) last March. He greeted former teammates during pregame warmups — even giving a brief handshake and hug to Wilson — and then had a mostly uneventful return. Early in the third quarter Wilson hit Baldwin on a short route and Sherman’s close friend shook off the tackle attempt and raced 21 yards for a first down.Sherman downplayed his return. He spent several minutes on the field postgame exchanging jerseys with Baldwin.“I’m a ballplayer and at the end of the day the field is the same length and everything else is the same,” Sherman said. “You just go out there and play your game and try to give your team the best chance to win, and unfortunately we didn’t get the win today.”Dante Pettis had two touchdown receptions , including a 75-yard catch early in the fourth quarter, for San Francisco. Mullens was 30 of 48 for 414 yards.CELEBRATION TIMESeattle’s wide receivers had plenty of chances to work on their touchdown celebrations.The first after Brown’s 4-yard catch in the first quarter was a nod to Sherman and Seahawks history. The group created a re-enactment of the famous tip play by Sherman in the 2013 NFC championship game against the 49ers. Late in the fourth quarter, Sherman tipped an end zone pass from Colin Kaepernick into the arms of Malcolm Smith for an interception that secured Seattle’s berth in the Super Bowl.Brown was the quarterback on the play ‘s re-enactment. Baldwin played the role of Sherman and David Moore was in the role of Smith, who is also playing for the 49ers.“We thought it’d be nice to give him a tribute if we had the opportunity to do so. I know it’s kind of weird. We’re scoring. He’s on the other team. We’re doing a tribute, but that was in our hearts this week,” Baldwin said.They capped their day of celebrations with the “Macarena ” following Brown’s second TD.INJURIESSeattle may have suffered a significant loss when guard D.J. Fluker had to be helped to the sideline early in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury. Carroll said it was a significant pull. Fluker has been a key part of Seattle’s run-game resurgence and appeared very angry on the field about the injury. He did not return and left the field on a cart.Seattle running back Chris Carson suffered a dislocated finger in the fourth quarter but wasn’t deemed significant.San Francisco starting RB Matt Breida played only sparingly. He had five carries and three receptions.UP NEXT49ers: San Francisco returns home to host Denver next Sunday.Seahawks: Seattle hosts Minnesota next Monday night. Later this offseason, Football Outsiders will release their adjusted games lost stat, which details how teams stacked up in terms of injuries. Without having that information before us, we know the San Francisco 49ers were ravaged by injuries in 2018. Jimmy Garoppolo was the most notable name lost to injury, but they lost a sizable number of starters on both sides of the ball.We remember the big names on IR, but there are plenty of players who flew under the radar once they went on IR. Now that we are into the offseason, players shave been formally removed from IR and added back to the offseason 90-man roster. I thought now would be a good time to re-introduce some of these names. The list below is in order of when players were placed on season-ending injured reserve.RB Jerick McKinnon: September 3Kyle Shanahan acknowledged that McKinnon’s torn ACL put a crimp in his plans for the offense. Matt Breida, Raheem Mostert, and Jeff Wilson all took advantage of the opportunities presented by McKinnon’s absence, but the 49ers clearly have big plans for Jet in 2019. Breida’s emergence will make for a fascinating competition in OTAs, minicamp http://www.49erslockerroom.com/authentic-joe-staley-jersey , and training camp.LB Brock Coyle: September 12The 49ers linebacker plans went south in a hurry this season thanks to injuries and then Reuben Foster’s release. Coyle started in place of a suspended Foster in Week 1, but he suffered a C4 compression fracture in his back and went on IR shortly after. The 49ers signed him to a three-year extension last March, and he’ll be competing with Elijah Lee and potentially Malcolm Smith for some kind of role. Fred Warner will be starting at middle linebacker, and the question then is who will be starting at weak side linebacker.QB Jimmy Garoppolo: September 26The big one. Everything changed with this injury, and expectations for 2019 depend almost entirely on how Garoppolo returns from injury. Shanahan has said he thinks Garoppolo can be throwing in time for OTAs and minicamp, but until we see him on the field, we’ll be keeping an eye out for any and all news.S Adrian Colbert: October 22Colbert went on injured reserve after suffering a high ankle sprain in Week 7. He was inconsistent after a solid close to 2017. In his absence, Jaquiski Tartt, Antone Exum, and D.J. Reed have all gotten playing time back there. 49ers fans (and Richard Sherman) are intrigued by the possibility of signing Earl Thomas. If the 49ers approach Thomas, that will tell us a lot more about what they think of Colbert and the rest of the free safeties.RB Raheem Mostert: November 2Two straight years Raheem Mostert has been the 49ers best special teams coverage player, and two years he has been placed on injured reserve. He suffered an MCL sprain in 2017 and a fractured forearm in 2018. The difference in 2018 was that he was a revelation as a running back, albeit in a small sample size. He worked his way into the running back rotation behind Breida, and had three big games. He finished his season with 261 rushing yards, averaging 7.7 yards per carry. I don’t think anybody saw this coming, and now he hits restricted free agency. The 49ers have a decision to make with how much they want to tender him, and what kind of role they foresee coming off an impressive 2018 season.CB Emmanuel Moseley: November 2The 49ers signed Moseley to the practice squad after final roster cuts. They promoted him to the 53-man roster on November 1st after having to rule out Antone Exum and Jaquiski Tartt, and having questions about Richard Sherman’s availability. Moseley played three special teams snaps before injuring his shoulder and going on IR. It is worth noting that at one point, his practice squad salary was roughly the equivalent of a 53-man roster spot. The team likes him, and maybe he earns a bigger opportunity this year.DB Jimmie Ward: November 27It was quite the year for the 49ers fifth year player. Injuries were once again a problem, as he missed a pair of games early in the season and then went on IR with a broken forearm. He opened the season as a reserve outside cornerback, and moved into the starting lineup in Week 3. After two weeks starting, he was out for a game with an injury, back in the starting lineup, and then out for another game. When he returned to the lineup in Week 8, the 49ers moved him to free safety in place of Adrian Colbert. He played there for three weeks, then broke his forearm. Ward is an unrestricted free agent DeForest Buckner Jersey White , and I honestly have no idea what his market will look like this spring.LB Dekoda Watson: December 5The 49ers actually placed Watson on injured reserve to open the season due to a hamstring injury. They eventually used one of their return designations to bring him (and Marcell Harris) back on November 1st. He played a right end role in his Week 9 return and had 1.5 sacks that week and another half sack in Week 10. He played two more games after the bye before suffering a season-ending calf injury. He lost weight prior to his midseason return, and could be someone to watch as a rotational guy in 2019. He is due a base salary of $1,450,000, roster bonus money of $200,000 and a $50,000 workout bonus. It’s not too expensive for a solid special teamer and decent rotational option.WR Pierre Gar莽on: December 11It was a brutal season for Gar莽on, who suffered a knee injury in Week 5 and was nagged by it until the team finally put him on injured reserve in Week 15. Prior to the injury, he had 24 receptions for 286 yards and one touchdown in eight active games. Coming off a 2017 season cut short by a neck injury, one has to wonder if he is nearing the end of the road. Kendrick Bourne and others will push him hard if he is not released early in the offseason.CB Ahkello Witherspoon: December 18This was one of the more disappointing injuries. Witherspoon had a rough start to the season, with inconsistent play resulting in a benching between Week 5 and 6. However, Witherspoon was starting to come on in the back half of the season before the injury ended his season in Week 15. He faces a significant competition from Tarvarius Moore this coming offseason, and the 49ers very well could add another cornerback to compete.S Jaquiski Tartt: December 21It was another up and down year for Tartt, who suffered a shoulder injury in Week 1. When healthy, has been a solid safety — earning a two-year extension last offseason. However, the shoulder injury was an issue that nagged him much of the season. He missed four games during the season before the final injury in Week 13 landed him on IR. Rookie Marcell Harris showed some signs in his place and will compete at the strong safety role. Adrian Colbert returns to compete at free safety. Tartt could be competing at both positions in 2019, or could potentially work his way into a money-backer type of role.RB Matt Breida: December 29It was a breakout campaign for Breida, but a nagging ankle injury eventually ended his season. Breida had 814 rushing yards, averaging 5.3 yards per carry, and 261 receiving yards before going on IR in the final week. He got a huge chance after McKinnon went on IR, and he ran with it. It could make for a heck of a duo seeing Breida and McKinnon complementing each other out of the backfield in 2019.WR Dante Pettis: December 29Halfway through the season, it was looking like a mostly lost season for the second round pick. However, he took over for Marquise Goodwin in Week 12 and looked great for a four week stretch. He had 17 receptions for 338 yards and four touchdowns in that four game stretch. George Kittle was the leading pass catcher during that period, but Pettis showed he could be a big-time playmaker in the passing game. The 49ers need another playmaker on offense, but maybe the 49ers look for another big time tight end and stick with their receiving corps as is?