The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday despite turning the ball over five times. While the offense turned it over, they didn’t have any issues moving the ball. The offense had 436 yards of offense and averaged six yards per play. It’s the first time the Niners had back-to-back regular-season games combine for more than 1,000 since 2012 when they went for 381 vs. the Jets and then 621 vs. the Bills. The offense also has doubled the first downs of their opponents in the last two games.
49ers snap counts vs. the Steelers: Keep Juice in the game
