NFL Recap: San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams 31:10 - Ice Cold Niners Disassemble Sloppy Super

The San Francisco 49er made a significant 31: 10 home win over the Los Angeles Rams for another great surprise in week 10. Miners convinced mainly by impressive ball control, while the guests lacked the precision and breakthrough despite two star new arrivals.

The RAMs first got the ball and immediately tried to include new access Odell Beckham Jr. into the game. However, thats going to go back, because a deep shot was become the interception of Safety Jimmie, after it has apparently given a misunderstanding about the route to the route between Matthew Stafford and Obj.

The 49ers responded with an 18-play drive that lasted over 11 minutes. At his end, Jimmy Garoppolos 8-yard touchdown pass to Tight End George Little. Shortly thereafter, Stafford even threw a pick-six to Ward, who wore the ball over 27 yards to the touchdown. Tight End Tyler ZigBee slipped the ball through his fingers and Ward said thank you.

ZigBee, however, made his mistake well again in the second quarter and shortened the residue after the well-best drive of the guests with a 10-yard touchdown catch. The miners then laid another long drive and scored their third touchdown of the game — Elect Samuel ran over 8 yards from their own backfield in the end zone.

The Rams came back in scoring range before the break, but instead of trying to try a Field Goal, the guests put on a fake where Holder Johnny Leaker attached to the pass. The ball was trapped, but the miners had smelled the roast and prevents the new First Down. Pause stand: 21: 7 49ers.

Los Angeles Rams logged off after the break

After the break, the 49ers were mainly on ball control and finally increased the lead by a 50-yard field goal of Robbie Gould. The lid finally made them through a 40-yard touchdown pass of Garoppolo on Samuel at 4th and 5 at the beginning of the fourth quarter on it. The Rams tried to shorten again, but were stopped in the red zone.

The miners thus keep their thin playoff hopes alive, while the RAMs plugged into a second significant defeat in series and have the opportunity to connect with the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC West.

San Francisco 49ers (4-5) — Los Angeles Rams (7-3)

Result: 31:10 (14: 7, 7: 0, 3: 0, 7: 3) Box score

49ers vs. Rams — The most important statistics

The first Drive of the 49ers went over 18 moves and lasted 11:03 minutes. That meant the longest drive in this NFL season.

Stafford has now thrown two interceptions to the touchdown in two games through his pick-six. He had last happened to him in his rookie season in weeks 12 and 13.

The Miners have been the first team since the Colts in week 17, 2018, which started a game with two 90-yard touchdown drives. Thus, the Miners now have five such drives in total this year — most of the NFL in front of the Rams. The 49ers kept the ball over 39 minutes and recalled 8 of their 14 3rd downs, including one of their two played 4th downs (the second to take the clock as much time as possible at the end). Much more efficient and dominant can not occur.

The Star of the Game: Elect Samuel (Wide Receiver, 49ers)

Samuel (133 Scrimping yards, 2 TD) never got the RAMs under control. Both through the air after the catch and as a conventional runner from the backfield, he showed great overview and explosiveness and achieved two important touchdowns. Also, groundbreaking were the two interceptions of Jimmie Ward early in the first quarter, both ultimately led to touchdowns.

The Flop of the Game: Matthew Stafford (Quarterback, Rams)

Stafford (26/41, 243 yes, TD, 2 int) begged the Rams for the second time in a row early a deep hole with interceptions, even if both did not go completely on his cap this time. But he was very rare to orchestrate longer drives, and he was often inaccurate. At least one further interception in the second half would have been in it. However, one must also mention that the vote was never fitted as representatives for Robert Woods both with Obj and Siebelpick Ben Skowronek.

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Analysis: 49ers vs. Rams — The tactical panel

At the 49ers, creativity stabbed the Personnel Packages. They offered 11-personnel, 12-personnel, sometimes 21-personnel. But especially on the arrangement of the players came here. 11 was not uncommon that, for example, Running Back Jeff Wilson was set up as H-back, while Wide Receiver Elect Samuel stands as a classic tailback in the backfield and then took hand-offs, as well as his Rushing Touchdown in the second quarter.

Also an important element of this attack were wide receivers that resulted in the Run Game as a blocker as well as tight ends that acted as a motion-one and then created Double teams in Run Blocking to tear gaps for the ball carrier.

However, the miners also ran in so high frequency, because the Rams mostly acted with 2-high-looks and thus had plenty of space in the middle of the field. Lets go through the air, Garoppolo mostly put on short, fast passports, often on plants.

Defensive we saw the first approaches in the RAMs, as the new Edge Rusher of Miller is used. He gave the classic Outside Linebacker in the 3-4 system, but in obvious passing downs likes to be put on the same site as Donald to overload the page. In response to the emphasized Run Game of the Miners, Defensive Coordinator Raheem Morris with continuous playing time spread more frequently to four down lines and thus a 6-Men front to stabilize the center and establish the edges against Outside Run plays.

A greater question before the game was how Beckham would fit into the system of RAMs. After only a few days training was not much to expect. And that confirmed — Obj began a few passports on CURL or comeback routes. He also had a misunderstanding with Stafford on a go-route, which he had discontinued prematurely and thus the partial debt to Staffords first interception. In addition, he was often used as a decoy or blocker in the Run Game.