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I'm Jason Aponte. That's Rob Stas Guerrera, filling in for Steph Sanchez.

This is the bully ball podcast on the Goldstandard Podcast Network,

the only 49ers podcast that completed just as many passes as Jalen Hertz did in the second half on Sunday.

Rob, how are you, buddy?

That has happened to the Eagles twice this year, and they have won both of those games.

Top 10 quarterback, in my opinion.

I mean, there's nothing more masterful than just not putting up any passing yards and getting credit for the win.

But hey, we know all about QB wins, but we're here to talk about one more

win that the 49ers need to have. And the game itself, when the schedule comes out and you see

week 18, automatically your mind runs wild. Dre Green lost up. Seattle 49ers. Seattle should be

improved. What is this game going to mean? Well, I predicted with

Steph that this game would mean something, but not everything. And what I meant by that was,

it wasn't going to be whether the 49ers win and then they get in. It's, are they going to be

the number one seed or are they going to be the fifth seat? And that's exactly what is on the line right now. I mean, obviously the tiebreakers and all that stuff that's a little wonky right now, but that's exactly what we have going on. I also feel bad that the pressure of these rivalry jerseys is going to be dependent on how this game goes. Because if the 49ers win this game, put them in the rafters, I love the jersey.

If they're not, burn them shit and I never want to see them again, Rob.

It's pretty much what you have to do.

We don't have a choice in the matter anymore, especially after they wear the 94 throwbacks on Sunday night.

And the offense looks like the 94 49ers.

I went back today, Jay, just to look, because I said that this is not only maybe the best offense of the Shanahan era. It's one of the best 49ers offenses we've ever seen. And people are like, oh, Rob, you're exaggerating. You're hyperbolic. I'm not. The 94-49ers scored 505 points that year. It's the most points any 49ers team has ever scored.

That's 31.5 points per game.

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