The San Francisco 49ers will look to begin their second winning streak of the season. After winning the first three games of the season, San Francisco has rotated wins and losses since Week 4. Coincidentally, that was also the last time we saw Brock Purdy. If recent history tells us anything, this might be a flat spot for the Niners.
In a coin flip game, it’ll come down to who can make the fewest mistakes. Penalties, sacks, turnovers, drops, etc. On the other side of the coin, can the other team capitalize on said mistakes?
The Texans aren’t some offensive juggernaut, so the 49ers will be in the game at every turn. Houston has been susceptible to pressure, which has been an issue for the Niners this season. That won’t get any easier without Bryce Huff.
What will Kyle Shanahan have up his sleeves? Will George Kittle be relegated to an extra offensive lineman on National Tight Ends Day? Will Jordan Watkins catch a pass?
This has the makings of a low-scoring game, where the first to 20, if anyone makes it there, will be victorious.
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