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Good morning. I'm Rob Stats Guerrera. Today's Monday, December 14th, 2020. Here's what's happening with your San Francisco 49ers.

The Niners were locked in a battle with the Washington football team on Sunday. They were trailing by nine points late in the third quarter.

And then this happened. Mullins looks left, comes right. throws. It's intercepted. Going back the other way is Cameron Curl, a block down the sideline.

It's going to be a pick six.

An absolute catastrophe to end the third quarter.

They did not need to snap the ball.

That is an awful interception from Nick Mullins.

And you could see that thing developing as he rolled out to his right.

Trying to throw it to use check there? Where was he going with the ball? That's as bad as it gets.

That's how it sounded on KMBR 104, 5 and 680 and Tim Ryan was exactly right. Nick Mullins was as bad as

it gets yesterday. In addition to that pick, he also fumbled a ball that Chase Young

returned 47 yards for a touchdown, and Jeff Wilson decided to put it on the ground as well

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