What is good, everybody. Welcome to another gold standard podcast. I am Rob Stats Guerrera,

alongside Vish Kumaran. Vish, happy victory Monday. I know. It's good to be back.

One of the worst Niners victories, I just want to say it out loud.

I've had to like just walk in a while.

And the only reason I say this is because not like I didn't love them blowing them out,

but the game felt over so early and it felt like the Niners had no highlights and the game was already over. And I do like the highlights, obviously, when the Niners blow someone out. And then second, it just felt like Arizona was playing Arizona for the majority of this game. And we're going to go through it. The Niners defense didn't stop Arizona, but Arizona also didn't score. So Arizona just had the ball for a lot of

this game where they were going forward, backward, forward, backward, forward, backward,

now just got the ball score forward, forward, forward, forward, backward. But who's complaining, Rob?

Seven and four, playoff bound. Well, see, okay, I was going to say you started the show on a downer, but you kind of saved

it. But I mean, I would agree with you. If I told you the Niners were only going to gain 281 total yards, that they were going to go three of nine on third down, you probably would have been like, I don't know how good of, you know, I don't know how good they did, but it was a weird game. I grant you that. And if you're new to the show, we're going to go drive by drive through it,

break down what happened. The good, the bad, and the ugly. We do it every week on the Gold Standard Podcast Network. So let's get right into it, Vish. And you're right because the game immediately tilts in the 49ers favor. Sky Moore takes the opening kickoff back and literally

as he's running, I see the kicker there and I'm like, oh my God, he's going to run by the kicker

and we're going to have our first kick return touchdown since Richie James. We're finally going to

break this streak and the poor guy gets tackled at the two yard line, but one play from scrimmage into this thing,

and the 49ers are up seven nothing, which is exactly the game script they need if they're

going to be successful. Totally. I felt like Sky, okay, I want to say one thing. This is the only

not so nice thing I'm going to say about Skymore, but I thought him getting tackled

at the one yard line was the most Skymore thing of all time. Like only Skymore would get

tackled in that fashion at the one yard line. But then I think the other thing is I spent

some time on this show, obviously, like I've never complimented the getting Skymore move.

And then I've always been like, oh, when the receivers get back healthy, the getting Skymore move.

And then I've always been like, oh, when the receivers get back healthy,

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