That’s about as complete of a game as you can ask for on a short week against your divisional rival without your top two running backs in the second half and top cornerback for the whole game.
The San Francisco 49ers forced a pair of turnovers, turned the Seattle Seahawks over on downs, and scored on seven of its 11 drives, excluding the final kneel down, including two touchdowns in the fourth quarter when the offense needed to put the game out of reach.
Let’s get into the winners and losers from Thursday night.