San Francisco 49ers vs Cleveland Browns | Week 13 Game Preview

San Francisco 49ers vs Cleveland Browns | Week 13 Game Preview

The perfect Shador Browns are at home this week for the first time this year. Should be a scene, man. Pressure running away from it is Sanders. He’s looking long. He’s got a man caught at the 10 yd line. The San Francisco 49ers headed to what should be a crazed dog pound, hoping not to get bit. They’ve won three of their last four. Still have work to do to finalize the paperwork on the season extension they’re hoping for. turned into the team that we see now, which is one of the better teams in the NFL. 49ers sit at eight and four and yet are kind of hard to sum up. They get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning. Take the 8:15 into the city, people pushing, people shoving. If the trains on time, they get there by 9 and take care of their business. That’s about it. Bryce Young is in trouble and down he goes. Sacked by Frell. Last week, they took care of their business by playing good defense. They aren’t a trendy team, so to speak. Each week, it’s a different formula. But they got to figure if they can hold the Panthers to nine points, just one for seven on third down, and pick off Bryce Young twice, hold him to 169 yards, then shouldn’t they be able to do that against Cleveland’s New Hope? Over the middle and intercepted by Brown for the second time. Brown’s new quarterback is kind of Luke Skywalkeresque. A young dude who’s been watched over for a while. Has a famous dad who looks like the bad guy to many, but was as good as it gets at what he did. Shador Sanders, far from attaining Jedi status, but he just took out his first Death Star on his first try, which no rookie Browns quarterback had pulled off since like Yoda was a teenager. Fannon, who makes a nice leaping grab. Fatten trying to get to that first down marker and he does. Wow. One touchdown, one pick, 87 rating, 209 yards on over 10 yards per attempt. It’s one of the strangest games you’ll see from a quarterback. 157 of his 209 yards, came on three completions. He only completed 11 passes. That 39yder we just saw to Jerry Judy, a 66-yd TD to running back Dylan Samson. Boom. He bursts inside Raiders territory. One man to beat. He won’t be caught. And a 52y to Isaiah Bond, which is what fueled their 24-point outburst on offense. It’s considered an outburst in Cleveland, as it’s only the second time all year they’ve scored more than 20 points. He lowers his shoulder to the goal line. Touchdown, Browns. Was it a masterpiece? Not at all. 3 for 12 on third down. Sanders was just 11 for 20 passing. lots of room for growth, but he only took one sack. And now he gets a defense whose specialty is letting quarterbacks do their thing without feeling pressure. 49ers, still with the fewest sacks in the NFL, only found their way to Bryce once. And they don’t sport great numbers against the pass in 2025. So a Brownies optimist can argue Shadore is set up for a solid sequel. And Fatin’s tight end breaks a few tackles, has a first down. That’s some heavy running. Harold Fannon, for the record, Sanders goto out of the gate as he saw six targets, twice as many as anyone else, checked out with 40 yards last week, which was almost as many as their running back acrewed. Quinn Sean Judkins only had 47 rush yards versus Vegas, but he did punch it in twice at least. Joel Batonio with the big block and then Judkins runs right through Polau. That is six straight games. The rookie hasn’t evencliped a meager 3.6. six per carry. The 49ers defense he draws next didn’t play the run great versus Carolina gave up 5.3 a run to Chuba Hubard, 6.3 to Rico Dael for a whopping 69 yards total. They only faced 13 rush attempts, so it didn’t matter in the end. And lucky for them, neither did Brock Pertie’s three first half INT down the middle for Pieraw and he’s picked again. Does Cleveland have any aqua black alt uniforms handy? Pertie didn’t just get picked off three times. Each one seemed gift wrapped, almost like he was targeting Carolina’s defenders instead of his own guys. His INT is the primary reason San Francisco’s offense left the game with just 20 points. Perie picked again. Third one, second for Horn. Brock has started four games now. has two or three picks in three of the four games, which is a little alarming. Their offense went seven for13 on third down, two for three in the red zone, so wasn’t all bad last week. And it’s an O that went for 41 points the week prior. But now Perie has to try and rebound with Miles Garrett coming. Oh man, Miles Garrett just swats the ball out of the hand of Gino Smith. Browns held Vegas to 10 points. They’re holding it down to a solid 22 per game for the year. Just 4.7 yards per play allowed, fifth lowest. And Perie and his line face a pass rush that just left their last shopping trip with 10 bags. That’s a rare feat. Senor Garrett with three of them as he attempts to chase down the all-time sack record for a single season. Pressure’s coming. Smith hitches and he’s sacked again. He’s now four and a half away. He’s on a fivegame sack streak that’s seen him rack up a season’s worth. 14 of them in that span. Three to five sack games in three of his last four. He’s on a ridiculous tear. The play fake to Genty. Look, is coming. Garrett’s got him. And he’s going down. Perie didn’t take any sacks versus Carolina, but Garrett has more sacks than their entire team does. Has more than the Bengals and Panthers, too. It’s crazy. Cleveland’s secondary did end up giving up 285 yards to Gino Smith when they weren’t dropping him. Didn’t pick him off. Most of the yards were late when the game was at hand, but 62 yards allowed to Tyler Lockett, a wide receiver. 58 and a touchdown to Ashton Genty, a running back, and 55 yards to Brock Bowers, a tight end. 49ers passing attack usually leans on the same wide receiver, tight end, running back kind of combo meal. George KD led them with 78 yards last week. Perie keeps. There’s KD again. We’ve seen this a lot tonight. Jawan Jennings caught Perty’s lone touchdown 41 yds. Here’s Jennings and he’s going to take it in after breaking tackles. And of course the centerpiece to the 49ers OAC CMC McAffrey 53 receiving yards, seven catches. He reaches and he got the first down. McCaffrey leads the NFL with 81 receptions up to 785 receiving yards along with 796 rush yards after laying down 89 of them versus his old team. Found pay dirt against them too that allowed McCaffrey to get wide. It’s a great drive from San Francisco. Another sub4yard per carry game for him, but he’s also first in rush attempts in the NFL. So they don’t seem worried. Brown’s front he squares up against just held genty to 50 rush yards on 2.9 a carry holding backs to 3.8 a run now only five teams tougher on the position. Nobody touched Miles Garrett. That’s one of the easiest tackles for loss he’ll have all year. Couple of old AAFC foes both joined the NFL in 1950. More Browns wins than 49ers wins since then. 1970 probably the most entertaining game between the two. Six days later in San Francisco, the Browns offense exploded against the championshipbound 49ers. Leroy Kelly ran for two touchdowns and Bill Nelson passed for over 300 yards. He launched two beautifully thrown bombs, both pulled in by Fair Hooker. The result was that for the second straight week, the Browns scored 31 points. But the complexion of the game and the entire season changed quickly when Nelson was hurt. The Browns lost the game and their quarterback. Love go

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