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Rookie quarterbacks are getting their chances early this season. One is taking advantage of the opportunity in extremely impressive fashion. After all three first-round quarterbacks started the opener, two more were forced into action because of injuries this week with Aidan O'Connell getting the nod for the Raiders and Dorian Thompson-Robinson for the Browns.
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If the Arizona Cardinals have proven anything four games into coach Jonathan Gannon's tenure, it's that they won't be an easy out. Coming into the game as a heavy underdog for a second straight week, the Cardinals fought back from a big first-half deficit to make it a tight contest late in the third quarter before wearing down in the fourth to lose 35-16 to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. “We just didn’t make enough plays there,” Gannon said.
It's not often a 19-point loss generates feelings of optimism in the NFL. Considering where the Arizona Cardinals are in their current rebuild, there are still many reasons to consider Sunday's 35-16 loss to the San Francisco 49ers an encouraging step forward. “We look for ways to improve so that we win no matter who’s across from us,” Dobbs said.
The only person who could stop Christian McCaffrey from tying a San Francisco franchise record with a fifth touchdown was his own coach. McCaffrey scored a career-high four touchdowns and the 49ers won their 14th straight regular season game, beating the Arizona Cardinals 35-16 on Sunday. McCaffrey had a chance to tie the Niners record held by Jerry Rice and Ricky Watters when San Francisco drove down to the 1 late in the game, but coach Kyle Shanahan called for a run to fullback Kyle Juszczyk that got no yards before Brock Purdy scored on a sneak.