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The 49ers had their rough patches on Sunday, but in the end they had just enough to pull out a close victory.

The 49ers followed the same recipe in week three against the Arizona Cardinals that worked so well in Seattle and in New Orleans.

And they sent their fans home happy with a narrow victory to remain as the lone unbeated team in the NFC West.

Fred Warner and the defense came through with a critical stop, and Mack Jones, making his second start in place of Brock Purdy,

engineered the drive that got the 49ers into position for Eddie

Penaero's winning kick. But as the 49ers left Levi Stadium Sunday night, there is also

concern about the status of Nick Bosa who left the game in the first quarter with a knee injury.

Jennifer Lee Chan and I will discuss all that and much more on this episode of 49ers talk

coming at you right now. Welcome on this episode of 49ers talk coming at you right now.

Welcome to another episode of 49ers talk on NBC Sports Bay Area.com.

Introducing your hosts, Matt Mayoko and Jennifer Lee Chan.

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Drive away knowing you got the best deal on the road with Big O'Tires low price guarantee. Check out this week's specials and set an appointment at bigottyers.com. Big O'Tires, the team you trust. And boy, we're starting to get used to this. The 49ers win another close one. This time, another division matchup. They beat the Arizona Cardinals 16 to 15. Not a common score in the NFL, Jennifer, but it's turning into a common kind of way for the 49ers to win games. I walked out to Dominic Pony and I was like, you guys can't do this in an easy way, can't you? He's like, you got to make it hard. He's like, yep, that's what we're doing, but we're getting wins. So they are 3 and O and they are not making it easy on themselves. But also, when you think about it, the guys who are not in the lineup for them to get wins, they wouldn't have done this last year. So it's a definite difference in improvement over last season.

Yeah, I mean, one of the games last year that kind of set the 49ers down that path toward

final, you know, last place in the NFC West and a 1611 record was that game week five

at Levi Stadium against the Cardinals, where they get

outscored 14 to nothing in the second half. They're wearing the dark jerseys. That heat

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