SANTA CLARA, Calif. – The San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams will wrap up Week 1 of the 2016 season on Monday Night Football. And the coaches did a great job with preparing us for this week.
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“I think it’s become so blatantly obvious that athletes and people in general have to react”, Kaepernick said after the game.
“Obviously, for the first game of the year, there’s a lot of things you’re not sure of going into it”, Kelly said. Please see our terms of service for more information.
Running back Carlos Hyde would cap off the night’s scoring with his second touchdown of the evening after an 80-yard drive.
DOWN DRAFT PICKS: Both the Rams and Niners traded up for first-round picks in April with Los Angeles mortgaging the future to take quarterback Jared Goff first overall and San Francisco trading back into the first round to select guard Joshua Garnett 28th.
Quotable: “I was telling some of the coaches and some of the trainers that when I’m 43, 44, 45 years old and I’m still playing, that’s probably what I’ll look like out there”. Meanwhile, Keenum showed how bad Goff must be, throwing a pair of interceptions and completing less than 50 percent of his throws against a awful team.
As the camera loses track of the fan’s progress down the field Harlan, perhaps inspired by the state of the game, launches into a thrilling commentary.
That frustration boiled over when star defensive lineman Aaron Donald was ejected in the fourth quarter when he made contact with an official. We just couldn’t connect. The unit were limited to a total of 10 first downs and 186 yards of offense in the contest. It’s us against the world. Gabbert took a few hard hits at the end of his runs.
San Francisco increased its lead to 14-0 with 8:16 left in the first half when Draughn raced around left end for a short score.
Kaepernick came into the game with 2:33 remaining, with the outcome secured, thanks in large part to the 49ers’ defensive dominance. On his other 19 attempts, he averaged just 3.3 yards per carry. “We need to keep doing what we were doing”. Keenum was 17 of 35 for a 130 yards and threw two interceptions in the 28-0 loss against San Francisco. Team-mates Antoine Bethea and Eli Harold each raised a fist to join the protest, as did Rams duo Kenny Britt and Robert Quinn.
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New 49ers coach Chip Kelly, who’s famously partial to OR players, has three former Ducks on the D-line: Arik Armstead (6-7), DeForest Buckner (6-7) and Taylor Hart (6-6).
