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San Francisco
49ers
11-4-1
1st NFC WEST
(3-2)
Sunday, September 15, 2013 - 8:30 PM EDT
Avg. Yds (Rk)CategoryAvg. Yds (Rk)
206.1 (23rd)Pass Off.189.4 (27th)
155.7 (4th)Rush Off.161.2 (3rd)
200.2 (4th)Pass Def.203.1 (6th)
94.2 (4th)Rush Def.103.1 (10th)
CenturyLink Field
Seattle, Wash.
Seattle
Seahawks
11-5
2nd NFC WEST
(3-3)
 
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  • WR
    • Calvin
    • Johnson
    • #81 | Height/Weight: 6-5/236
    RecYdsTDsAvg
    14205014.6
    QB
    • Alex
    • Smith
    • #11 | Height/Weight: 6-4/217
    AttComYdsTDs
    57404374

    Offensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    429.0
    377.0
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    346.0
    191.0
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    83.0
    186.0
    Points Per Game
    27.0
    30.0
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    44.4
    22.2
    Time of
    Possesion
    29:54
    33:00
    Lions
    49ers

    Defensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    250.0
    324.0
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    173.0
    279.0
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    77.0
    45.0
    Points Per Game
    23.0
    22.0
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    33.3
    46.2
    Lions
    49ers
  • Detroit Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    02/05/13WRRyan BroylesKnee Ryan Broyles is rehabbing from his second torn ACL in as many seasons. But the difference in this year from last year is that he knows what to expect from the rehab and he feels he's already an established receiver on the Lions, alleviating some pressure to prove himself. As for his timeline for when he can get back on the field, Broyles is taking it slowly but surely. "There are milestones and you set out a timeline of where you want to be and I feel like I’m in the right direction right now," he told the official website. "... I feel like I did a good job last year when I got on the field, so this time around, I can hone my skills and not have to go out there and press. I’m still hungry and I still have a lot to prove, but it’s a different aspect of it." (Updated 05/08/2013)
    02/05/13WRNate BurlesonLeg The Lions' official website reports that the starting outside receiver's role is Nate "Burleson's job to lose." The veteran is healthy after fracturing his leg last season and has the trust of the coaching staff. (Updated 05/07/2013)
    01/24/13WRTitus YoungKnee After a tumultuous couple of seasons in Detroit, the Lions released receiver Titus Young in February, and it's telling that there hasn't been much, if any, interest in the talented, yet troubled receiver. Getting arrested twice in a 15-hour span probably won't help. But that's where Young found himself Sunday, according to the Oakland Press, when he was handcuffed a little after midnight for suspicion of DUI and again at about 2:22 p.m. when Young allegedly was trying to retrieve his black Mustang from a tow company yard. He has been charged with burglary in his second arrest after police say he was trying to take back the car that was impounded after his first arrest. (Updated 05/08/2013)
    01/03/13RBJahvid BestConcussion Lions general manager Martin Mayhew said running back Jahvid Best could spend the 2013 season on the Physically Unable to Perform list if he is still not cleared to practice after suffering multiple concussions in the 2011 season. Best is still holding out hope that he can play football again. (Updated 03/19/2013)
    San Francisco Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    05/10/13RBMarcus LattimoreKnee When asked about sitting out the 2013 season because of a knee injury suffered in college, 49ers rookie running back Marcus Lattimore told the San Francisco Chronicle "I think that would be fine." Coach Jim Harbaugh said the right knee "looks good structurally" but warned against a quick return. Lattimore suffered a dislocated right knee cap with three torn ligaments in a vicious play last October, ending his collegiate career after deciding to turn pro. (Updated 05/10/2013)
    04/22/13LBLarry GrantSuspension The NFL has suspended linebacker Larry Grant for the first four games of the 2013 season for violating their policy on performance-enhancing substances. (Updated 04/22/2013)
    04/01/13RBKendall HunterAchilles The Associated Press reports that 49ers running back Kendall Hunter is already sprinting in his comeback from last year's torn Achilles in November. The report says he expects to be cutting soon and should be at full strength for training camp. "I'm always encouraged," Hunter said. (Updated 04/17/2013)
    03/13/13WRKyle WilliamsKnee 49ers receiver Kyle Williams, who ended last season in Week 12 with a torn ACL, announced on Twitter on Tuesday that he ran for the first time since having surgery on his knee and "felt great." He ended the tweet with the message "#speed." (Updated 03/27/2013)
    02/08/13WRMario ManninghamKnee Comcast Sports Net reports that 49ers receiver Mario Manningham is the front-runner for the No. 3 receiver job in San Francisco if healthy. Manningham is coming off a torn ACL last year. He is expected to enter training camp in a competition with second-year receiver A.J. Jenkins and rookie Quinton Patton for the third job behind Michael Crabtree and Anquan Boldin. (Updated 05/06/2013)
    02/05/13DLJustin SmithTriceps The man known as “Cowboy” wasn't going to miss the Super Bowl. But maybe Justin Smith should have sat out. Limited by a partially torn left triceps, the 49ers' defensive end struggled. Smith finished with three tackles -- with no quarterback hurries, hits or sacks. Now comes word, via Comcast Sports Net, that the 33-year-old Smith will undergo surgery this week and need three months of rehab. The four-time Pro Bowler suffered the injury Dec. 16 against New England and missed the rest of the regular season. He returned for the playoffs wearing a brace on his left arm. (Updated 02/05/2013)
 
 
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