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It is Tuesday, October 4th, October 4th. That's right's right. That works too. Just a couple days in the city for me. Listen, that's all, Tocloa who fonga. Tola Noah who fonga. Tola Noah is hard, though. Tala Nova, October, October. We love you, Tala Noah. Wow, out of the gates. It's going to be a great show. Sarah Walsh, alongside Kyle Brat, Peter Schrager, and our Super Bowl

champion, Jason We love you, Tullin'all. Wow. Out of the gates. It's going to be a great show.

Sarah Walsh, alongside, Kyle Brant, Peter Schrager, and our Super Bowl champion, Jason McCourt.

The rest of the show is going to go so much better than this. Let's go. Time for the lead block. Leave block. Time to the Leibloblog. Let's go to Rams, 49ers. The Hufanga Invitational, guys.

There we go.

24 to 9.

Guys, the Niners just really, really had their way with the Rams,

as they often do in that stadium, certainly during the rig. invitational guys here we go 24 to 9 guys the 9ers just really really had their way with the Rams

as they often do in that stadium certainly during the regular season but let's hear with

Kyle Shanahan how he would put it and oh a sultry jimmy garoppolo after the win that was a big

one obviously still counts the same but anytime you win one in your division, coming off how we were last week, we needed to play good, and I thought we did. Not perfect at all, but definitely played better. It's always nice to beat these guys division game, and just, I don't know, every time we play the Rams, it's a dog fight. It always is, and always usually comes down to, you know minutes. And I think Huff made a huge play for us at the end there to kind of seal it for us. So it was a big division win for San Francisco last night. Peter will start with you. What impressed you the most about the Niners' dominant victory? That's the word, Sarah, dominance, complete dominance. We're talking sacks. We're talking game-changing plays on offense. But I think the Niners have a new star, and I think we got to meet him last night. Tell a Noah Hufunga. Try again. Tell a Noah whofunga. There you go. Perfect. I've been practicing in my mirror for the last three hours. You're like Gisiki doing the gritty in your mirror, except you're saying hell out of a lot better in the mirror than it did there. This guy is an absolute sensation. Second year player at a USC. Trains with Troy Palamalu in the offseason. Sort of has the same kind of game-changing feel when he makes this play. This was the game.

This was the iceberg. And if you know, the Niners have dominated the Rams in the regular season of the last three years. It is what it is. This kid right here, Hufanga, has been playing incredible since training camp. And in week one, two, and three, it was like, he's all over the field. You saw him on Sunday night against the Broncos. Jason, you did the way to play.

It was the best play in the week last week because he did a proper tackle when he went in on it. The Niners, they have consistency on defense, and D'emico Ryan's brings it every single game. And they had a challenge here. The Rams beat us last year in the playoffs. We're not happy about it. Don't worry. I've got it. They rotate some of the

players. You get new faces. Some guys leave, but the core is still there. You've got Bosa and you've got Armstead who was out yesterday at times. And then you've got, of course, the guys in the back end like Jimmy Ward out again. Now you've got this guy. Hufanga is going to be a problem in this league. and we have a new star in San Francisco and I think

he was the game changer last night. He was. Talanol

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