Thomas did, however not miss a tackle, recording three solo tackles and two assists, which gave him a 78.7 tackling score. The rookie cornerback’s mistakes came at the most inopportune times - negating a sack by Bosa and an interception by Ward. PFF credited Ward six tackles on 67 total snaps. The veteran defender did not allow a catch on his two targets and recorded one pass break up. An additional third sack was nullified as a result of a penalty. The 2019 Defensive Rookie of the Year racked up nine quarterback pressures - two sacks, seven hurries - which is the most of any edge defender so far in Week 14. Garoppolo had a higher passer rating when under pressure (8-of-12, 86 yds, 1 TD, 115.3) than when he was kept clean (19-29, 210 yds, 1 TD, 98.3) Defenseīosa scored the second-highest grade among edge defenders in Week 14, behind only his brother, Joey Bosa of the Los Angeles Chargers (92.9). The offensive line as a group allowed 15 total pressures, Williams - one hurry, Alex Mack - one hurry, Laken Tomlinson - one hit, two hurries, Compton - one sack, one hit, two hurries, Daniel Brunskill - one sack, five hurries. That score ranks him second-highest among all tackles (Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell 95.3). The right tackle’s overall score was fifth highest on the offense because of his 87.0 run-blocking grade.Ĭompton been consistently solid for the 49ers on the ground, with a 94.3 run-blocking grade over the last three weeks. Williams now has a grade of 99.0 on the season, the highest of any player in the NFL.Ĭompton has the lowest pass-blocking score on the offense of 58.2, allowing four total pressures - one sack, one hit, two hurries. Williams allowed only one hurry in 46 pass-blocking snaps. The All-Pro is averaging 2.68 receiving yards per pass route run, which also leads all tight ends. Kittle's 91.7 overall grade is the highest in the NFL among all tight ends. Kittle caught 13 of his 15 targets for 151 yards and one touchdown. Here are more highlights from the 49ers PFF scores from Week 14 Offense And then to get that chance for the offense to get it back and then finish it with a touchdown, I thought that was huge.”Ĥ9ers training camp battle: Kicker competition heating up RELATED: 49ers' turnaround could be Shanahan's best work yet We went down there and kicked the field goal- or got into field goal position to win and then missed it. Then, I was happy with the offense at the end. “I thought we had the chance to finish them, and we didn’t. “The defense got us in plenty of positions to finish them, especially after that one third down where I think it was when K’Waun Williams blitzed and went in there and got him. “I was just really proud of them,” Shanahan said. Six overall missed tackles, however, is something that the coaching staff will use as a teaching point this week.Ĭoach Kyle Shanahan was proud of the defense doing enough to keep his team in the game, forcing a field goal in overtime and allowing the offense a chance to win the game. On the other side of the ball, the defensive line was able to get pressure on Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, and kept running back Joe Mixon to 58 yards on 18 carries (3.2 average).

Right tackle Tom Compton, who struggled in pass protection, had a much better performance as a run blocker. While the 49ers' offense was unable to dominate the line of scrimmage in the run game against a stout Bengals front, there were still some highly scored performances. The All-Pro was a key player in the team’s overtime win in Cincinnati. George Kittle’s history-setting performance gave him the highest score on the 49ers' offense, as well as the top spot of his position group. The 49ers' 26-23 win over the Cincinnati Bengals was far from perfect, but there were some clear standout performances as shown by the team’s PFF scores.

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