49ers wide receiver Mike Evans terrorized the Seahawks with seven catches for 113 yards and a touchdown. He also caught a two-point conversion that gave the 49ers a 29-26 lead with 11:02 remaining.
It was Evans' best game in a 49ers uniform.
Evans also agitated Seahawks cornerback Trevon Diggs, something he has done to other players in the league in his 13 seasons.
Evans was seen on the Fox broadcast turning around to face Diggs, who was chirping at him. Evans turned Diggs' shoulder to get a look at his nameplate before walking off.
“I was blocking him to the whistle, and then he said something like, I'm 'doing extra,' or something like that," Evans said after the 49ers' 32-29 win over the Seahawks. "And I didn't know that was him at first, because I played against him a few times, and we always been cool. He was a good player. And I honestly didn't know it was him because in the helmet, it's hard to tell sometimes. And we were talking trash, and I think I pushed him, and then I was like, 'Who are you?' I looked to make sure, 'Oh, it's fucking Diggs.' And then he mushed me. It should have been a penalty [on Diggs]. It is what it is.”
In his second game with the Seahawks, Diggs had no stats. Diggs was on the team's practice squad until Saturday when the Seahawks signed him to the active roster.
Evans' teammates got a kick out of his exchange with Diggs.
"It’s pretty funny," Trent Williams said, via Matt Lively of CBS Sports Bay Area. "That's what it says. Mike plays with an edge. He plays with a huge edge, something you wouldn't expect a receiver to have. But that was pretty funny."