49ers’ Bosa vows it’s ‘up from here’ after second sack-less game

The 49ers did not generate much pressure on quarterback Matthew Stafford in Sunday's first half at SoFi Stadium, when each of the Los Angeles Rams' three possessions ended in points. And while they never get many hits on the 15-year veteran, the 49ers managed to apply a little more pressure to help create two game-changing interceptions in their 30-23 victory over the Rams. "I expected a little bit more pass rush, kind of what we saw towards the end of the game," 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said. "I thought we got going well there." Stafford completed 34 of 55 pass attempts for 307 yards with one touchdown, two interceptions and a passer rating of just 67.8. Linebacker Fred Warner registered the 49ers' only sack of the game. The highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL, Nick Bosa, was held without a sack for the second game to open the season. He was credited with three quarterback hurries. "I saw him make a number of plays there at the end." Shanahan said of Bosa. "I thought he pressured him sometimes, but I'll see when I study the tape." The Rams made a concerted effort — much like the 49ers did on the other side against the Rams' Aaron Donald — to slow down Bosa with their...