The 49ers failed to win their first Super Bowl in 28 years, losing in overtime to a Patrick Mahomes-led comeback after a 10-0 lead.
This was the Chiefs quarterback’s third Super Bowl victory, proving that he is a legitimate candidate to equal Tom Brady’s record of seven rings.
In truth, a cagey confrontation did not provme.Despite losing 33-19 to the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas night, the San Francisco 49ers remain in control of their own fate. San Francisco (11-4) remains atop the NFC rankings due to a stronger conference record than the Detroit Lions (11-4) and the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Philadelphia Eagles (11-4). To retain the top spot, they must win their final two regular-season games.
The 49ers failed to win their first Super Bowl in 28 years, losing in overtime to a Patrick Mahomes-led comeback after a 10-0 lead.
This was the Chiefs quarterback’s third Super Bowl victory, proving that he is a legitimate candidate to equal Tom Brady’s record of seven rings.
In truth, a cagey confrontation did not provme.With a quick turnaround in Week 17 and an East Coast road trip behind them, the San Francisco 49ers have moved on from their Christmas night loss and are focused on what has become a must-win game against the Washington Commanders.
“We were so hyped up and excited for an opportunity to show the world how good we are, but I think Kyle (Shanahan) did a really good job in the team meeting today putting it to bed,” Nick Bosa, one of the defensive linemen, said. “When you look at it, there’s a lot of silver linings, and with a squad like this, how we’ve bounced back previously and how mature we are, I think it may be an advantage for us in the future..”
The 49ers failed to win their first Super Bowl in 28 years, losing in overtime to a Patrick Mahomes-led comeback after a 10-0 lead.
This was the Chiefs quarterback’s third Super Bowl victory, proving that he is a legitimate candidate to equal Tom Brady’s record of seven rings.
In truth, a cagey confrontation did not provme.The San Francisco 49ers did not finish the holiday season on a high note, losing 33-19 to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 16. The bright lining is that San Francisco had some breathing room in the conference rankings, and if the team wins its next two games, it will clinch the NFC’s top spot.
