Santa Clara – The 49ers spat on Sunday with what could have been a big return for Coach Kyle Shanahan’s Nieson.
Alas, the offense didn’t score nearly enough to make up for the six touchdowns allowed by their outgoing defense.
The Los Angeles Rams, after jumping into the lead, scored more points than any opponent of the 49ers this season in Levi’s victory chest.
Instead of sweeping the season series against the Rams (7-2), the 49ers (6-4) will have to claw their way back into the NFC West perch. They will press on next Sunday to face the Arizona Cardinals, who fell to 3-6 when they were beaten 44-22 by Division leader Seattle (7-2).
The 49ers pulled within 28-20 with 12 ½ minutes left on Sunday, but their defense couldn’t help there, not focusing on the second half of the year without Warner’s second defense Nick Bosa and Mykel Williams.
United’s defensive end Robert Saleh threw three touchdowns in the Rams’ first series and was played as expected. Quarterback, who threw four touchdowns and was not sacked for the sixth straight game and was not sacked for the sixth straight game and was not sacked for the sixth straight game and was not sacked for the sixth straight game and was not sacked for the sixth straight game and was not sacked for the sixth straight game and was not sacked. for the sixth straight game and was not caught for a touchdown in the sixth straight game and was not caught for a sixth straight game.
Stafford’s partner was Mac Jones, who threw three touchdowns against one interception in his sixth start. It remains to be seen how much Purdy and his injured toe will remain out of uniform.
Another stat the 49ers won’t overlook: The Rams were penalized once, despite what appeared to be at least two pass deflection penalties.
As inevitable as the result seemed to come from the 49ers’ early 21-0 lead, Jones finally came back when he finally asked Luke Farrell to make it 28-20. Then came the ullom harbinger of the 49ers’ end: the rams were blocked by Eddy Pineiro’s point.
Jones threw three touchdowns on the day, tied with a 13-yaxir hit by George Kittle Shapeal Conversion of Encuring Points Porsion tends, keeping the 49ers with a difference of 16 points.
The 49ers were within 21-14 after their opening drive after the half, which was tied by Brian Robinson’s Sect with Brian Robinson’s second attempt at a 1-yard touchdown. Robinson was in control of that drive, including a 13-yard catch at the 15-yard line, but McCaffrey’s clean-cut Christian fumble with a 19-yard catch early in the drive and a 13-yard catch at the 13-yard line.
Davante Adams, in the Bay Area Homecoming as a Palo Alto High Graduate, made a 2-Yard touchdown catch from Malik Mustapha to push the Rams ahead 28-14 in the fourth quarter. On Google Play, linebacker dee winter made all 1-yard losses, and the 49ers’ defense was shot as if they were doing a fourth-down rally, which is how they got the overtime rally of the month.
The 49ers then held the Rams to a three-yard lead when the big trouble arose: McCaffrey was held for no gain on Thursday – and 1 from the Rams’ 11-Yard line.
The 49ers’ defense quickly forced the first ‘first’ punt, and that set up the first touchdown drive from the 49ers, followed by a Kittle-Down conversion at the Jauan Jennings line 3:15 before halftime for a 21-7 deficit.
The Rams racked up touchdowns on their first three drives, none of which lasted five minutes. Kyren Williams caught 10 touchdowns, opening the scoring with a 2-Yard Touchdown Run. Shortly after linebacker tatum befum exited the second drive with a know-knee injury (he would return on the next series), puka nacua took Stafford’s PASTS 22 Defense 49 Touchdown No. The 3rd came on a 4-yard pass from Stafford to David Alven just 1:19 into the second quarter.
The 49ers’ offense was opening up in three-and-out fashion before Jennings dropped their second possession. Jennings had the reception smeared on the Rams’ 26-yard line by linebacker Nate Landman, a Monte Vista High-Danville product.
