49ers’ Deebo Samuel sets NFL record with rushing TD vs. Seahawks

Facebook Comments

More San Francisco 49ers News

Fred Warner sets 49ers record with 6th straight season reaching 100 tackles

Fred Warner has etched his name into the San Francisco 49ers record books. With his first tackle on Sunday against the Seahawks, which came on Seattle’s first offensive drive, the star linebacker reached 100 tackles for the sixth consecutive season. He becomes the first 49ers linebacker to achieve this feat, surpassing Derek Smith, who did so in five straight seasons.

This streak is a testament to Warner’s reliability since the 49ers selected him as a third-round draft pick out of BYU in 2018. Notably, the dependable Warner has missed only one game in his six NFL seasons.

Warner leads the team in tackles, entering the Week 14 contest with two sacks, eight passes defensed, three interceptions—a career-high—and three forced

49ers’ Christian McCaffrey: Surpassing 1,000 rushing yards a ‘team effort’

Christian McCaffrey achieved a milestone no other San Francisco 49ers player has reached since Frank Gore in 2014. The running back surpassed the 1,000-yard rushing mark.

Surprisingly, this marks only McCaffrey’s fourth time hitting that milestone in his career, last achieving it last season during his time with the Carolina Panthers and now with the 49ers. He also surpassed the mark in 2018 and 2019.

Speaking to Bay Area radio station KNBR after the 49ers’ dominant 42-19 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, McCaffrey shared what it means to surpass the 1,000-yard mark again, crediting it as

Deebo Samuel brings swagger to 49ers, says George Kittle

Deebo Samuel is a beloved figure in the San Francisco 49ers’ locker room, known for his authenticity on and off the field. If he’s thinking something, he’ll say it, and you’ll know that’s what he honestly believes.

During this offseason, Samuel openly expressed his strong opinions following the NFC Championship Game loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. With quarterback Brock Purdy injured early in the game, Samuel firmly believes the outcome would have been different if Purdy had remained healthy.

“We lost because we played with 10 people,” Samuel declared, a statement that didn’t sit well with Eagles players, as they felt it diminished their

49ers Notebook: Deebo Samuel backs up the smack; Brock Purdy returns to scene of injury; Jauan Jennings beats his favorite team

It’s not often that a player can back up copious amounts of trash talk the way Deebo Samuel did against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, but that’s exactly what happened during the critical beatdown the 49ers unleashed on the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.

Samuel was among multiple 49ers players who expressed confidence over the offseason that the result in last season’s NFC Championship game, won 31-7 by the Eagles, would have been different had quarterback Brock Purdy not suffered a season-ending elbow injury during the contest. No one was more vocal on that front than Samuel, who said things like “We lost because we played with ten people” while adding that the