The San Francisco 49ers have dropped to 0-8 to start the season, officially making it the worst start in franchise history. If there’s any solace to take, it’s that the lost to Philadelphia Eagles, now 7-1, and owners of the best record in the league.
The final score of 33-10 marked the second straight game in which the Niners offense generated just 10 points and continued the season-long trend of poor offensive showings.
It’s just not good enough. The negatives of this latest loss heavily outweigh the positives yet again. But, let’s start with those positives that can be taken away from this game.