The 49ers took their lumps in this game with the injuries coming fast and furious. Mike Evans left early with a rib, Trent Williams with a stinger. Lenoir, Green and Greenlaw left with injuries but were able to return. Gracen Halton did return from apparent cramping. With the game on the line the offense came out and moved the ball at will. A critical 15-yard personal foul penalty committed by Arizona down in the Redzone allowed San Francisco to finish the drive with a TD. Lots to clean up and hopefully the injuries aren't serious. On to Denver!
The next two weeks we find out who the 49ers really are. The only way they are going to continue winning is if the O can score 35 or better in every game. The big question the next 2 weeks will be can the O line open holes and protect BP versus 2 of the better Ds in the league. Lastly most of the injuries this week seemed to not be too serious but a long term injury to Evans will really make beating the better Ds difficult
ReplyDeleteThe San Francisco 49ers offensive line and Brock Purdy have now gone three consecutive games without allowing a sack.
DeleteYou've kind of outlined why we won't find out who this team really is. Just whether Purdy is good enough to overcome a mass of injuries.
DeleteFree agent edge rusher Matthew Judon is expected to sign with the 49ers on Monday, per ALL32NFL
ReplyDeleteWashington laid the blueprint for beating the Seahawks. Double JSN deep, take away the big play and keep Kupp in front of you. Seattle doesn’t have a strong enough run game to pull the safeties in. They're heavily dependent on the defense dominating teams, and when they can’t, there’s not enough elsewhere to pull in front.
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ReplyDeleteI was yelling so loud on that play! Deebo looks faster than advertised.
DeleteA little backyard football can still be fun.
DeleteNext Gen Stats had his top speed at 20.39 mph on that touchdown.
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