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fromwww.mercurynews.com
22 hours ago

49ers report card: Everyone plays their part in Niners' imperfect win over Saints

With George Kittle on injured reserve and Brandon Aiyuk another month away from his debut, the 49ers got clutch production from Jauan Jennings (five catches, 89 yards, 42-yard winning touchdown), Ricky Pearsall (catches of 15, 14 and 13 yards before halftime) and Christian McCaffrey (team-high six receptions, 52 yards, touchdown). Overlooked was Luke Farrell's first career touchdown (11 yards) that provided a 6-0 lead. Jones was sacked three times but had above-average protection for what was not a quick trigger.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 days ago

Stingy Stanford pass defense expects test in home opener vs. Boston College

Stanford's improved pass defense must pressure and play tight coverage to contain Boston College transfer quarterback Dylan Lonergan in the ACC opener.
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fromSun Sentinel
4 days ago

Dolphins pass defense looks to rebound with aggressive Jones-Douglas CB combo

The Miami Dolphins' secondary struggled in Week 1, but Jack Jones and newly signed Rasul Douglas showed early promise despite injuries and communication challenges.
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fromRiggo's Rag
4 days ago

Commanders have a Week 2 breakout brewing and the league has no idea

Commanders need second-round pick Trey Amos to step up against the Packers' passing attack to contain receivers and secure a Week 2 road win.
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fromESPN.com
1 week ago

'It's never over until it's 0:00 on the clock:" Ravens' fourth-quarter struggles reach historic meltdown

Baltimore Ravens blew a 15-point fourth-quarter lead, losing 41-40 after surrendering 16 unanswered points and allowing Josh Allen 394 passing yards.
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fromMusket Fire
1 week ago

Patriots might've struck gold with this eye-opening rookie start

Patriots' defense struggled in Week 1, surrendering multiple long passes and losing 20-13, while rookie safety Craig Woodson showed impactful, versatile play.
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