49ers’ Jaquiski Tartt surprised by penalty; Levi’s awash in blue
Oct 2, 2016 at 8:30 PM
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Safety Jaquiski Tartt was the central figure in one of the biggest plays of the 49ers' 24-17 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday, but it took him a while to realize it. With Dallas trailing 14-0 in the second quarter, Tartt hit quarterback Dak Prescott in the back as he was being sacked by two others on 3rd-and-6 at the Cowboys' 49-yard line. First down: The officials ruled Tartt hit Prescott, who was still standing, after his forward progress had been stopped and assessed a 15-yard unnecessary-roughness penalty. The Cowboys trimmed the deficit to 14-7 three plays later. After starting the first three games, inside linebacker Gerald Hodges played only on special teams. "He's played really well for us in practice and in games and just trying to get Mike in there as the 'will' (weak-side) linebacker," Kelly said. After inside linebacker NaVorro Bowman left in the third quarter with a leg injury, he was replaced by Nick Bellore. After the 49ers' third straight loss, left tackle Joe Staley suggested the pro-Dallas crowd was the home team's fault. In his first career start, Robinson, subbing for Jimmie Ward, had a game-high three pass breakups, including a key deflection in the fourth...
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