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4th Quarter FINAL ALERT: The 49ers defeat the Rams 31-10 following an impressive offensive performance from all their core players and a resilient defensive effort that was much improved compared to last week. QUARTER ALERT: At the 2-minute warning, the 49ers lead 31-10 and have the ball on a 2nd & 10 at the LA 33-yard line. SCORE ALERT: After a 49ers punt, Matthew Stafford marches the Rams down the field, largely due to a Cooper Kupp 25-yard reception, leading to a Matt Gay 37-yard field goal. The 49ers now lead 31-10 with under four minutes left in the game. On 3rd & Goal at the SF 8, Nick Bosa sacks Matthew Stafford for an 8-yard loss, setting up a field goal

4th Quarter GAME ALERT: The San Francisco 49ers win 30-10 to put themselves at 5-5 and further into the NFC playoff race. They'll face the Minnesota Vikings next week in a crucial game regarding playoff standings at Levi's Stadium. In addition to Trey Lance, Trey Sermon, Aaron Banks, and Jaylon Moore are all in during San Francisco's final drive. The image of the 49ers' future. Trey Lance has entered the game for what should be San Francisco's final drive during Sunday's game. San Francisco leads 30-10 with just two minutes left. SCORE ALERT: Jacksonville finally reaches the endzone as James Robinson rushes in for a 1-yard touchdown to make it 30-10 with under four minutes left in the fourth

2nd Quarter TOUCHDOWN ALERT: Jimmy Garoppolo finds Jauan Jennings in the corner of the endzone to tie the game at 14-14 with 18 seconds remaining in the half. After a missed easy throw to Elijah Mitchell, Jimmy Garoppolo delivers on 3rd & long with a beautiful pass over the middle to Brandon Aiyuk to set up 1st & Goal, before catching Minnesota offsides to stop the clock. The 49ers defense does their job, as the Nick Bosa sack kills the Minnesota drive, forcing a Vikings punt and giving the 49ers a chance to tie this game. SACK ALERT: Nick Bosa notches his 11th sack of the season, quickly evading left tackle Christian Darrisaw and getting to Kirk Cousins for San Francisco's first sack of the

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa racked up nine sacks during his NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year campaign in 2019. He has already surpassed that mark through 10 games this season. Bosa's 10 sacks are tied for the fifth-most in the NFL. Imagine the number he could have amassed if he wasn't being held so often by blockers doing whatever they can to prevent the dominating defender from getting to their quarterbacks. On Sunday, you saw it with Jacksonville's Jawaan Taylor holding onto Bosa, who still managed to reach rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence. "The reason why [he's being held so often] is he's so good and so fast at taking that inside move,"