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DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

Screw it I'm picking up McFadden. That guy is a beast.

CMAC has 19. I wouldn't be mad at them running him into the ground though.

I like that Micah McFadden guy, but I wonder how effective he'll be in IDP when he's playing a team that doesn't outsnap them by a 2:1 margin.

That's the difference between Eli Mitchell and McCaffery. When he catches that little flare, McCaffery breaks that tackle and probably scores. Eli gets brought down by his ankle.

After 3 quarters Giants have 127 total yards SF has 353 Dimes averaging 4.1 yards per attempt. That seems suboptimal.

This is a one score game, and it feels like the Giants have no shot going into the 4th quarter.

This game is never going to end if the giants have an injury every play. And it seems even longer with the Herbstreet who offers absolutely nothing.

That's weird. We just got back from a commercial and when we get back, the 49ers need to call a time out?

There's something about Hufanga being 35 yards away from the line of scrimmage every play and then coming in to celebrate after the play that I find comforting. I look for him after every play now.

SF currently winning the time of possession battle 27:20 to 13:32.

I wouldn't mind a little Deebo tunnel screen to get this TD in.

Right on queue, huh?

damn 4-1. I see you out there bringing McCaffery down for a TFL in open space.

49ers have so much window dressing. They always have 3 guys going in motion or faking some pitch wide just to run a HB dive.

Damn Deebo broke what? four tackles?

Speaking of which, Breida drags Chavarious Ward into the endzone.

I forgot about our immaculate grid. These two blue blood franchises probably have a lot, but I can't think of any besides our guy Matt Breida who's staring us right in the face.

Fair catch interference of course

This my 3rd game watching Lenoir. I've decided he's not that good.

Herbstreet is now very impressed McCaffery actually blocks for his teammates. I guess in Kirk's world, it's acceptable for superstars to loaf when they aren't getting the ball.

One of the things that always bugs me about Herbstreet is how he praises players for not quitting. I mean what was Ronnie Bell supposed to do when the ball gets popped up in the air? Look at it and say, "well the pass wasn't to be to me and there are two defenders in the area. I guess I'll just go back to the huddle," or something like that? But Herbstreet, "way to not quit!"

Nice to see Eli actually get some room too now.

Hotter take: Get rid of all the out of the pocket vs in the pocket stuff, and if the qb can't get the ball somewhere near a receiver while a defender is touching them, it's intentional grounding. This wouldn't be applicable in situations where a defender just hit their arm. The application of the rule just seems dumb to me. What Dimes just did flipping the ball out of bounds absolutely should be intentional grounding, but I saw Justin Herbert throw a ball into the end zone with clear intention as some blitzer was bearing down on him last week and without really feeling that pressure, but the receiver prematurely cut off his route and they called intentional grounding.

Hot Take: They should just get rid of the intentional grounding rule.