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we go drive by drive through the 49ers game and take a second look at everything that happened

with me and Vish Kumaran.

First two drives for the 49ers, six plays minus six yards.

And that was it for the first quarter, Vish.

That was the 49ers offensive output.

And it's weird.

But after the first quarter, I was like, you know what?

I've seen a lot of

teams have a quarter like this and be able to bounce back. The Niners have done it to other

teams and they've bounced back a little bit. So I was scared a little, but I wasn't like full

blown panic mode. And apparently, according to Kyle Shin'an and Brock Purdy, neither were the Niners.

Yeah. And that was the one thing I noticed about the Niners. They didn't look like out of sorts.

They just looked like a team that couldn't like get their rhythm in the first quarter. Like,

they just couldn't find that spot to get their rhythm. And we're going to talk about it because

it does actually take something to get their rhythm going And we're going to talk about it because it does actually take

something to get their rhythm going. Like the next drive doesn't immediately come back and it's first

down. They take, you know, and get a chunk game. The next drive, that first set of three downs is

bumpy. And I think it's a really important turning point in this game. And it goes to show

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