What a ball game Sunday night.

Had a chance to watch it back now.

And we're going to break down the final play of the game.

How did it happen?

How did the 49ers come away with that 42-38 win?

And why the 49ers are playing better football right now?

It's not just Brock Purdy playoff picture and a lot more on today's lockdown 49ers.

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bickok and eric crocker at bd peacock at coach crocky Thanks everybody for making us your first listen on the Lockdown Podcast Network. Your team every day. Love our everydayers. Thanks for hanging with us. Check out the Everydayer Club more on that in a little bit here. Thanks to everyone who has hung out with us all year long. It's been a fantastic year. And man, what a team to cover here with the San Francisco 49ers game of the year in week 17 against the Chicago Bears crock. And I want to

start with because after going live last night post game, we just got to see the one play

live. And I hadn't got a chance to slow it down and break it down and see all that because

we jump right in and start going live right after the game. And it was fascinating to me because I thought the 49ers who kind of showed blitz and Robert Sala has done that a lot with his defense where he might show blitz but doesn't bring a blitz necessary and drops the guys back or maybe kind of has a sim pressure and brings pressure from one side and then drops

people from the other side and so on. And I thought there was more pressure because of how quickly

Caleb Williams was pressured and bailed out from the pocket from that play. But it turns out

the 49ers only brought two rushers on that final play of the game against Caleb Williams

and the Bears and still got one guy free in Bryce Hoff,

who was instantly in the backfield against Caleb Williams.

So, I mean, what a way.

You're a team that can't get pressure, can't get sacks,

and the most important play of the game,

you only rush two guys,

and one of them gets through untouched to the quarterback. So that's a great way to draw it up. First of all, I think some of that. And Bears head coach and offense coordinator Ben Johnson talked about it after the game. Maybe he got the call in a little bit late and they were scrambling a little bit with that one final play of the game for the Bears. And Kyle Shanahan was thinking about calling timeout and didn't.

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