Key stats from the 49ers' 23-19 Wild Card playoff win vs. the Eagles

The San Francisco 49ers improved to 12-5 on the season after a 23-19 Wild Card playoff win over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Below are several statistics and notes from Sunday's game, which were provided by the 49ers Communications staff.

With the Win...

The San Francisco 49ers have improved to 7-2 all-time in the Wild Card round and have won each of their previous five Wild Card matchups [W, 39-38 vs. NYG (1/5/03 – NFC-WC); W, 23-20 at GB (1/5/14 – NFC-WC); W, 23-17 at Dal. (1/16/22 – NFC-WC); W, 41-23 vs. Sea. (1/14/23 – NFC-WC)].
The 49ers have won their 40th playoff game all-time, the most in NFL history.
San Francisco has advanced to the Divisional Round of the playoffs for the 26th time in franchise history.

The 49ers have improved to 22-15-1 all-time against the Eagles, including a 13-6-1 record on the road and a 2-1 record in the postseason. The win also marked San Francisco's first road victory in the postseason at Philadelphia.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan has improved to 9-4 in the postseason as head coach of the 49ers, including a 1-1 record against the Eagles and a 3-0 record in the Wild Card Round.

The 49ers offense registered 361 total yds. of offense (6.2 yds. per play) on the day, marking the most total net yds. the unit has recorded in a road playoff game since registering 381 yds. at GB (1/5/14 – NFC-WC).
The unit's 6.2 yds. per play marked the most the team has registered in a road playoff game since averaging 7.3 yds. per play at Atl. (1/20/13 – NFC-C).

WR Jauan Jennings registered 1 recept. for 45 yds. on the day and added a 29-yd. TD pass to RB Christian McCaffrey.
Jennings' TD pass marked the 2nd of his postseason career and his first since throwing a 21-yd. TD pass to McCaffrey at KC (2/11/24 – SBLVIII).
With 2 career postseason TD passes, Jennings became the only non-QB in the Super Bowl Era to register multiple TD passes in a postseason career.

On the 49ers first offensive possession, QB Brock Purdy connected with WR Demarcus Robinson on a 61-yd. pass play, marking the longest play the unit has registered in the postseason since recording a 74-yd. TD pass from Purdy to former WR Deebo Samuel Sr. vs. Sea. (1/14/23 – NFC-WC).

QB Brock Purdy completed 18 of his 31 passing atts. for 262 yds. and 2 TDs. His 2 passing TDs give him 8 in his postseason career.
With 262 passing yds. on the day, Purdy surpassed former QB Colin Kaepernick for the 3rd-most passing yds. by a 49ers QB in postseason franchise history.

MOST PASSING YDS. IN THE POSTSEASON, FRANCHISE HISTORY

With 2 passing TDs, Purdy also surpassed Kaepernick for the 3rd-most passing TDs in postseason franchise history.

MOST PASSING TDs IN THE POSTSEASON, FRANCHISE HISTORY

RB Christian McCaffrey registered 15 carries for 48 yds. on the ground to go along with 6 recepts. for 66 yds. and 2 TDs through the air. McCaffrey's 2 TD recepts. give him 5 in his postseason career (all with 49ers), which is tied for the 5th-most in franchise history.

MOST TD RECEPTS. IN THE POSTSEASON, FRANCHISE HISTORY

Today's game marked the 8th postseason game of McCaffrey's career (7th with 49ers). With 2 TDs on the day, McCaffrey has now scored at least 1 TD in 8 consecutive playoff games and joins HOF RBs Emmitt Smith and Thurman Thomas and HOF WR John Stallworth as the only players in NFL history to register at least 1 TD in 8 consecutive playoff games.

MOST CONSECUTIVE POSTSEASON GAMES WITH AT LEAST 1 TD, NFL HISTORY

With 48 rushing yds. on the day, McCaffrey has now registered 570 rushing yds. in the playoffs as a member of the 49ers. His 570 rushing yds. surpass former QB Colin Kaepernick for the 4th-most in postseason franchise history.

MOST RUSHING YDS. IN THE POSTSEASON, FRANCHISE HISTORY

With 114 yds. from scrimmage and 2 total TDs on the day, McCaffrey recorded his 5th-consecutive playoff game with at least 100 yds. from scrimmage and at least 1 TD. He becomes the 4th player in NFL history to register at least 100 yds. from scrimmage and at least 1 TD in 5-consecutive playoff games (RB Terrell Davis, Den. – 7 games; RB Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders – 5 games; RB John Riggins, Was. – 5 games).

WR Demarcus Robinson registered 6 recepts. for a postseason career-high 111 yds. and 1 TD on the day.
His TD recept. marked the 3rd of his postseason career and his first since registering a 41-yd. TD recept. in 2022 as a member of the Baltimore Ravens [at Cin. (1/15/23 – AFC-WC)].
With 111 rec. yds. on the day, Robinson became the first 49ers WR to register 100-or-more rec. yds. in a postseason game since former WR Deebo Samuel Sr. recorded 133 rec. yds. vs. Sea. (1/14/23 – NFC-WC).

LB Garrett Wallow led the team in tackles in his first career postseason game and first start as a member of the 49ers with 11, while LB Eric Kendricks tallied 10 tackles, tying his postseason career high [10 tackles vs. NO (1/14/18 – NFC-D)].

DL Keion White registered 3 tackles and 1.0 sack of Eagles QB Jalen Hurts on the day, marking the first sack of his postseason career.

K Eddy Piñeiro converted on his lone FGA (36) on the day, marking the first FGM of his postseason career.