SANTA CLARA — The 49ers' domination on defense in their Week 10 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars coincided with Steve Wilks joining the team on the field. A few days later, the defensive coordinator shared reasons why it was a positive move. "It was fine," Wilks said on Thursday. "I enjoyed the interaction with the players. I think, in that regard, it was good to be able to look in their eyes and communicate, and create some clarity in my thoughts moving to the next series." The 49ers sacked Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence five times and limited him to completing 17 of his 29 attempts for 185 yards, two interceptions and no touchdowns. Nick Bosa had his most productive game of the season, racking up not only 1.5 sacks but a pass breakup and a forced fumble that he also recovered. John Lynch believes Wilks' location is just part of the adjustment process with a new defensive coordinator. The general manager spoke about the move on his weekly appearance on KNBR's "Murph and Mac" show on Friday. "It just felt right," Lynch said. "My instinct says he should be down there. It's what our players are accustomed to. Steve has tremendous energy he has tremendous presence. For him to...
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