The San Francisco 49ers delivered a resounding 42-19 thrashing of the Philadelphia Eagles in a heated rematch of last season’s NFC championship game. Deebo Samuel, who had spent the offseason fueling the flames with trash talk, backed it up with a monstrous performance, scoring three touchdowns and racking up 116 yards.
Brock Purdy, the 49ers’ young quarterback, orchestrated the offensive onslaught, throwing for four touchdowns and 314 yards. The Eagles’ defense, which had been stingy all season, looked lost against the Niners’ relentless attack.
The game was a stark contrast to the NFC championship, where the Eagles dominated a hobbled San Francisco team. This time, it was the 49ers who showed their dominance, scoring touchdowns on six consecutive possessions.
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The victory was punctuated by two ejections, highlighting the lingering animosity between the two teams. Eagles’ chief security officer Dom DiSandro was tossed for pulling a 49ers player off a receiver, while San Francisco linebacker Dre Greenlaw received the boot for retaliating.
This win not only avenges last season’s defeat but also puts the 49ers firmly in the hunt for the NFC’s top seed. While Samuel’s pre-game talk may have been bold, his on-field performance silenced any doubters and proved he can walk the walk.
Key Takeaways:
- 49ers dominate with a 42-19 win over the Eagles.
- Deebo Samuel scores 3 touchdowns and backs up his offseason trash talk.
- Brock Purdy throws for 4 touchdowns and 314 yards.
- Eagles defense struggles to contain the 49ers’ offense.
- Two ejections highlight the heated rivalry between the teams.
- 49ers solidify their position as contenders for the NFC’s top seed.
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Next Up:
- San Francisco hosts Seattle next Sunday.
