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The San Francisco 49ers blew out the Las Vegas Raiders 38-17 at Levi's Stadium to improve to 7-1, and Rod Adams and Garrett Gonzales break down everything in this episode of We Want Winners — plus the latest on the Brandon Aiyuk situation with the NFL trade deadline looming.
Brock Purdy threw for 232 yards and 2 touchdowns, added a rushing score, and hit his 100th career passing touchdown on a 12-yard strike to Christian McCaffrey, who scored twice himself (one rushing, one receiving) behind 125 rushing yards in the first half alone. Nick Bosa made his return from the calf injury that had sidelined him since Week 2, and DeForest Buckner made his 49ers debut — complete with a loud Levi's Stadium ovation — after being acquired in a trade from the Colts. Jordan Watkins caught his first NFL touchdown, a 37-yard strike from Purdy, and the defense forced four takeaways, including a Jaden Dugger pick-six and a game-sealing interception from Malik Mustapha.
Rod and Garrett also dig into the Brandon Aiyuk saga: he's filed for reinstatement from the reserve/left squad list and reported to the 49ers' facility, but a reported $13 million bonus-forfeiture dispute between the NFL Management Council and NFLPA still has to be resolved — all with Tuesday's trade deadline bearing down and a release still considered the most likely outcome.
San Francisco is now 7-1 and heads to Dallas to face the Cowboys next week.
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