1. Near-Perfect Offensive First Half
Outside the gate, the 49ers opened the game with an effective six-play, 76-yard drive, which ended in a Debo Samuel touchdown. Jimmy Garoppolo passed on the left side for a score attached to Samuel on a 6-yard shovel. Passes Samuel, Brandon Ayuk and George Keatel on a completed quarterback drive. It was a touchdown for a 4-for-4 passing for 69 yards and a full 158.3 passing rating.
San Francisco Pass Catchers (affectionately known as “Yak Bros.”) collected 89 yards after he was caught on the drive.
The team later followed two series with a 10-play, 87-yard drive that extended the team’s lead to 14-0. Going for him at 4 and 2 near midfield, Garoppolo threw a slant pass to Kitley, who faced a missed on a wide open road in the final zone.
The 49ers of the half came up with seven points as a result of the fourth drive as Geroppolo planned a second touchdown drive. Kendrick Bourne caught 19-yard and 25-yard back-to-back passes, respectively, to move to 49K Downfield. Geropolo stopped the drive with a 2-yard touchdown pass to give the 49ers a 21-6 lead.
Geropolo finished the first half with a 17-of-21 pass for 215 yards and three touchdowns for a quarterback rating of 148.9. Its three touchdowns are bound to throw the most by a quarterback in any half.
2. Slow start to LA’s offense
San Francisco managed to catch the Rams offense in about half. The 49ers defense back-to-back pants for 30 yards by two quarters and limited Rams quarterback Jared Goff pushed for a 3-of-9 finish. His only score of the first half came on a well-protected touchdown pass from Goff to Rams receiver Robert Woods.
Goff completed the night by completing his 50 percent pass for 198 yards, two touchdowns and one interception for a 70.2 quarterback rating, the lowest level of his season.
3. Special, special teams
It’s not every day that you’ll see blocked extra points try. On Rams ’first touchdown drive, defensive lineman Dion Jordan got his hands on a kick that forced him to miss a point after an attempt.
At 49ers punt, Tarvarius Moore landed the ball down the 1-yard line. The drive resulted in a quick 3 and out for the RAMs.
49ers Successfully Former defensive player of the year Aaron Ron Donald managed to be included. Donald suffered four sacks, three quarterback hits, three losses and was forced to be named the NFC’s Defensive Player of the Week for four sacks, three quarterback hits, three losses as the Washington Football Team won the Rams 30-10 last week. . The San Francisco offense left Geropolo virtually untouched throughout the contest, leaving zero sacks at night and only two quarterbacks pressured.
“It’s a big challenge. As good a player as (Donald is), everyone knows that,” Kyle Shanah told Postgame. “I think our O-line did a very good job. We tried to avoid it as much as possible. And I think we were able to do that for most of today. It rarely happens, but I think our people Ready. For the challenge. They knew what was ahead of them. And they came out and did as well as possible in that area. “
According to Next General Statistics, The Rams rush was struggling to put pressure on Geropolo, who put pressure on just 6.1 percent (2 — 33) of Dropbacks, the lowest rate in a single game since 2016.
Sunday was a big improvement in pass security. In their last two contests against the Philadelphia Eagles and the Miami Dolphins, 49 left a big 10 sacks.
49 people allowed honorary members of the “YYAC Bros.” club to pick up several pass catchers yards after the reception. In the first half, San Francisco stored 181 yards after the catch.
Rahim Mostart was the first half to help the 49ers move as they went downfield. The running back broke almost a big run the day before. In the third quarter, Running Back was ruled out of the game with an ankle injury. He finished the game with 65 yards on 17 carry and caught both of his goals for 11 yards.
“I think Rahim showed in this league when he started last year how special his back is,” Shanah said. “So whenever you lose a special person like him, there is definitely a change. But I also have a lot of confidence in my other people. … It always hurts when you lose a good person like Rahim.”
Shanah said the team will investigate the extent of Mustart’s ankle injury on Monday.
Mostert’s injury prepared for the 49-year-old Ben, who was running behind JMcycle Hasty. Hasty saw his first pics in the fourth quarter and finished the night with nine touches for 37 yards.
Jason Verrett is a brilliant spot in the defense of 49 players while the team deals with multiple injuries. The corner broke up the diving pass in the first half on a deep deep pass intended for the Rams tight end Gerald Everett.
Towards the end of the fourth and third quarters of the goal, Cornburk jumped the lobbied pass to the back of the final zone for Josh Reynolds’ intersection, the first resort of the day. Verrett’s pick, his first hurdle since 1 week of 2016.
“Jason has been great. I mean you guys could have seen him in his content today,” Shanah said. “He had his hands on about a few people. I know he got it, but he had about a number of people. And not just how he covers it, but I mean, Jason is a man out there – the way he Carries himself., The way he loves to blend in. He loves to play football, he loves the physique of the game, and he’s a great talent in terms of cover. To keep him on our team, I’m glad he’s Able to get out there again. “
Emanuel Moseley’s return was very exciting for the 49th secondary, making his first start from Week 2 after missing three games while in incisive protocol. Corner also found two of his own pass breakups, including a cold ball designed to force Reynolds into Rams Punt.
In addition to Mostart, J. Quiski Tart suffered a groin injury. Left-hander Trent Williams left the game briefly with a head injury, but returned to drive 49. Eventually, Ben Garland left the game with a calf injury and never returned. Hronis Grasu finished the game in the center. The team will further assess all injuries when 49 people return to the facility on Monday.
