The San Francisco 49ers were eliminated from the playoffs by the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship Game. The Bay Area team lost 20-17 at SoFi Stadium.
Below are several statistics and notes from Sunday's game, which were provided by the 49ers Communications staff.
Offensive Line
The 49ers offensive line did not allow a sack for the 2nd time this postseason [at Dal (1/16/22)]. It marks the first time a team has allowed 0 sacks in 2-or-more postseason games in the same postseason since the 2018 New England Patriots accomplished the feat [vs. LAC (1/13/19) and at KC (1/20/19)].
Jimmy Garoppolo
QB Jimmy Garoppolocompleted 16 of 30 atts. for a postseason career-high 232 yds. and 2 TDs, including a postseason career-long 44-yd. completion to WR Deebo Samuel.
Deebo Samuel
WR Deebo Samuel registered 4 recepts. for a postseason career-high 72 yds. and 1 TD on the night, including a postseason career-long 44-yd. TD recept. He also added 7 rushing atts. for 26 yds. on the ground.
Samuel became the first member of the 49ers to lead the team in both rushing and receiving yds. in a postseason game since RB Ricky Watters did so 1/15/94 vs. NYG (NFC-D).
George Kittle
TE George Kittleregistered 2 recepts. for 27 yds. and 1 TD on the night. His 16-yd. TD recept. was the first of his postseason career.
Nick Bosa
DL Nick Bosaregistered 6 tackles and 1.5 sacks on the night. He now has 8.0 sacks in the 6 games of his postseason career, including at least 0.5 in each.
Bosa's 8.0 postseason sacks are the most in postseason franchise history.
Most Career Sacks By A Member Of The 49ers In The Postseason, Since 1982
Rank
Player
Games
Sacks
1.
Nick Bosa
6
8.0
2.
Charles Haley
12
7.5
3t.
Tim Harris
6
6.5
Dwaine Board
7
6.5
Ahmad Brooks
8
6.5
Bosa's 8.0 sacks in his first 6 postseason games are the 3rd-most in NFL postseason history.
Most Sacks Through A Player's First 6 Career Postseason Game, Since 1982
Rank
Player
Sacks
1.
LaMarr Woodley
10.0
2.
Richard Dent
9.5
3.
Nick Bosa
8.0
4t.
Michael Strahan
7.5
Greg Townsend
7.5
Jimmie Ward
DB Jimmie Wardnotched 8 tackles and 1 INT on the night, marking his first career postseason INT.
K'Waun Williams
CB K'Waun Williams finished with 3 tackles and 1 PD on the night. He finished with 4 PDs this postseason, tied for the 4th-most in a single postseason in franchise history.
Most PDs In A Single Postseason, Franchise History
Rank
Player
Year
PDs
1.
Deion Sanders
1994
7
2.
Eric Davis
1994
6
3.
Tim McDonald
1996
5
4t.
K'Waun Williams
2021
4
Emmanuel Moseley
2019
4
Carlos Rogers
2011
4
Julian Peterson
2002
4
Samson Ebukam
DL Samson Ebukamregistered 3 tackles and 0.5 sack. He now has at least 0.5 sack in three consecutive postseason games and 2.0 sacks in his postseason career.
Robbie Gould
K Robbie Gould connected on a 38-yd. FG. He remains a perfect 21 of 21 in his postseason career, including a 13 of 13 mark with the 49ers, which ranks tied for the most FGM in postseason franchise history.
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