Aaron Rodgers’ – Follow live response as the San Francisco 49ers devastated the scarcity of the wounded Christian McCaffrey to comfortably defeat the New York Jets.
Thoughts on the 49ers: ‘Super Bowl or bust’
Other subscribers brought to our conference page to honor Jordan Mason’s job night among other features of the 49er’s prevailing victory.
Daniel D.: Nice run by Hall. Examined like Mason on that one.
Real P.: CMC is nobody but a plan RB.
Ryan S.: SF should be Super Bowl or break this year before the latest Purdy agreement. They look promising.
Marc S.: The Niners running the hop down the Jets’ throats, they glimpse great. So exemplary at scheming figures to get openings.
Aaron Rodgers’ – Your Thoughts on the Jets’ Version
A bunch of subscribers on our forum page were not satisfied with the Jets’ arrangement after that game.
Austin M.: I wanna understand what went into the determination process at ESPN after they observed the Jets during eight periods on primetime last year and said “You understand what, let’s accomplish that again”
David G.: So does America reach the gift of keeping to watch NY-based football groups 10+ more terms on national TV this season? I believe one is sufficiently tortured.
Mike S.: When will the NFL prevent setting the Jets on primetime?
Speaking behind the game, Aaron Rodgers states: “We were wrong in first and second down… a future to repair. But overall I feel truly good about our fellows. We were a small off in the run round. A lot to build on.
“No reasons. We’ve got to recreate it better. I’ve brought to play nicely.”
He adds that he handles like he forgot some throws.
Key Takeaways
The Athletic’s David Lombardi, Matt Barrows, and Zack Rosenblatt have failed to down the most major talking points from the 49ers’ prevailing victory, from Jordan Mason’s trade night to the Jets’ uncharacteristic defensive efforts.
The 49ers Recreated Like a Competition Tonight
What tonight’s strong-arming win guided us: The 49ers have the indulgence of slow-playing Christian McCaffrey’s recovery from hurt. They have the extra of staying for Trent Williams and Brandon Aiyuk to play their course into shape. They can race, they can control the run and they have an amazing QB. They’re damn right.
Standout Performers
49ers
- Brock Purdy: 19/29 passing, 231 yards
- Jordan Mason: 147 yards, 28 carries, touchdown
- Deebo Samuel: 8 carries, 23 yards; 5 receptions, 54 yards; touchdown
- Jake Moody: 6/6 field plans with a lengthy of 53 yards, 2/2 on additional points
Jets
- Aaron Rodgers: 167 yards, 13/21 passing, touchdown, interception
- Breece Hall: 5 receptions, 39 yards; 16 carries, 54 yards, touchdown; fumble lost
- Allen Lazard: 89 yards, 6 receptions, 2 touchdowns
Purdy Continued as She Goes
Brock Purdy’s pass allocation:
- Jennings: 5 catches
- Samuel: 5 catches
- Kittle: 4 catches
- Juszczyk: 2 catches
- Aiyuk: 2 catches
- Mason: 1 catch
A mistake-free interpretation going 19/29.
Jets Touchdown – Aaron Rodgers
Q4 0:25 Jets 19-32 49ers
Tyrod Taylor decides Lazard from three premises out for his second touchdown blowout of the night.
The Jets run for two but Taylor can’t discover anyone open, ultimately floating the ball over Gipson at the rear of the back zone.
