Jerry Brewer: Seahawks lose the Bruiser Battle to 49ers

San Francisco : CA : USA | Oct 19, 2012 at 4:12 AM PDT

Source: Miami Herald

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It wasn't just a showdown for early-season supremacy in the rugged NFC West. It was a brawl to determine the baddest bruisers in the entire NFL. And until the Seahawks prove otherwise, that title belongs to the San Francisco 49ers...They may look alike, but the 49ers are a better and more polished version... FULL ARTICLE AT Miami Herald

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