The NFL is built for parity, and no better example exists than the fact a Super Bowl-winning team is slated to select last in every round once the following NFL Draft rolls around. And, in the salary-cap era, good teams end up losing good players once they reach a point where they can't afford to pay everybody.
Those aspects might not hit the champions of Super Bowl 60, the Seattle Seahawks, anytime soon. And it's a painful reality their chief NFC West rivals, the San Francisco 49ers, can't ignore.
The Hawks dominated the Niners, defensively, the last two times these two rivals met, Week 18 and then in the divisional round, keeping head coach Kyle Shanahan's offense out of the end zone on both occasions.