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Dante Pettis has first career 100-yard game with 49ers trailing big to Seahawks

Dec 2, 2018 at 4:08 PM--


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Wide receiver Dante Pettis had a nice game last week during the San Francisco 49ers' loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 49ers are losing again this week to the Seattle Seahawks, but Pettis is having another nice outing.

Pettis has his first career 100-yard receiving and first career multi-touchdown game. As of this post, he has four catches on five targets for 114 yards with two touchdowns as his 49ers trail 37-16 midway through the fourth quarter. This is Pettis' second-straight week getting into the end zone, and he now has four touchdowns this season.

Update: Pettis finished the game with five receptions on seven targets for 129 yards with two touchdowns.

Pettis' first touchdown of the day:


Pettis' second touchdown of the day:




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