The memory of Feb. 11 can never be erased. The 49ers became the first team in NFL history to take the lead twice in the fourth quarter, once in overtime and still lose the game. And it was not just any other game. It was the Super Bowl. The Kansas City Chiefs topped the 49ers' field goal in overtime with a touchdown for a 25-22 victory in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas. The teams meet again on Sunday at Levi's Stadium in a regular-season game, and 49ers' All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams put the game in proper perspective following San Francisco's 36-24 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in Week 6. "It's a game. It's another game," Williams said. "It's not like we can get payback for losing in the Super Bowl. That ship has sailed." The biggest part of the 49ers' upcoming game against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs is that they will emerge from the game with at least a share of the NFC West lead at 4-3 or they will fall below .500 for the third time in the early portion of the season. The 49ers showed plenty of good things offensively and defensively in the victory over the Seahawks, but they will need a better all-around performance to defeat Kansas City, which is coming off its...
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