49ers Offense Explodes in 28-16 Victory over Seahawks
The San Francisco 49ers’ offense was firing on all cylinders in their 28-16 win over the Seattle Seahawks, leaving head coach Pete Carroll visibly frustrated. Led by quarterback Brock Purdy, the unit showcased the talents of all of San Francisco’s star weapons, from Deebo Samuel and Christian McCaffrey to Brandon Aiyuk and George Kittle.
The team’s dominance was backed up by some impressive stats. The 49ers registered 527 total yards on the day, marking their most yards in a single game this season. They also averaged 9.9 yards per play, the highest average yards per play in a single game since 2012.
In addition, the 49ers made NFL history by becoming the first team to have at least one player with 300 or more passing yards, two players with 100 or more receiving yards, and one player with 100 or more rushing yards in the same game since the Baltimore Ravens in 2022. They also scored a touchdown on their opening possession for the eighth time this season, leading the league with 59 points on opening possessions this season.
Head coach Kyle Shanahan acknowledged the explosiveness of the offense, praising the team’s ability to make big plays out of little ones. Quarterback Brock Purdy also expressed his excitement about being part of such a special group, highlighting the playmaking abilities of his teammates.
The 49ers’ offense has proven to be a force to be reckoned with, with multiple star players capable of breaking big plays in any given game. As the team looks ahead, they will aim to continue their offensive dominance and build upon their recent success.