Notes: Offensive line yields five sacks; McDonald injures knee; Hayne sees minimal duty
Sep 20, 2015 at 4:45 PM
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Five sacks and constant pressure scuttled the 49ers' comeback chances Sunday and overshadowed Colin Kaepernick's 335 passing yards, the third-highest output of any game in his career. "Five sacks is not acceptable," left tackle Joe Staley said. "Despite the numbers,... Continue Reading →The post Notes: Offensive line yields five sacks; McDonald injures knee; Hayne sees minimal duty appeared first on 49ers Hot Read.
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