15 Winners, 5 losers, and 1 IDK from the 49ers’ statement win over the Seahawks

Key Points:

• The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Seattle Seahawks in a high-scoring, 61-point game where neither quarterback threw for more than 200 yards, and only two drives covered over 45 yards. The 49ers capitalized on four turnovers and overcame attrition and ejections to secure the win.
• Mike Evans was a standout offensive player, catching seven passes for 113 yards and dominating targets in critical situations, especially on a key 12-play drive that gave the 49ers the lead in the fourth quarter.
• On defense, Keion White pressured the Seahawks' offensive line consistently, while rookies like Jaden Dugger and Renardo Green made significant contributions, including interceptions and strong coverage, helping the 49ers control the game.
• The 49ers' offensive line excelled, providing Brock Purdy with ample time to throw, allowing him to make plays despite some inaccuracies and pressure; however, Purdy's overall performance was mixed, with below-average statistics but key clutch plays.
• Key negatives included the ejection of Dre Greenlaw for a late hit and headbutt, ball security issues from Deebo Samuel and Jacob Cowing, and struggles from defensive backs Deommodore Lenoir and Upton Stout, while kicker Eddy Pineiro continued to underperform.