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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fat Dogs" data-source="post: 879208" data-attributes="member: 12450">So we aren’t counting Deebo Samuel rushes? Maybe we should exclude RB receiving stats from the passing game.  The 49ers averaged 6.4 yards per rush that game. They had a 20-10 lead with a little more than 6 min on the clock. The next 4 drives consisted of 17 plays. 4 of those plays were runs resulting in two punts, a loss of downs, and an interception. You might want to go back and watch the game instead of looking at the box score.I sure am happy you mentioned the Defense improving. What significant defender did they have rostered that wasn’t the year before. They actually lost their leading pass rusher and team captain to a trade. The 2008 offense improved in every statistical category. These sustainable drives and extra first downs allowed the defense to rest unlike the previous season. What kind of NFL head coach wouldn’t make in game adjustments? I think One with that kind of mentality needs to find a new career.</blockquote>

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