Cowboys vs. 49ers: The good, bad and ugly from San Francisco’s 40-10 loss
By Peter Panacy
The Dallas Cowboys walloped the San Francisco 49ers 40-10 in Week 7 on a day meant to honor legendary wide receiver Dwight Clark. Niner Noise looks at the good, bad and ugly from this game.
Needless to say, there aren’t going to be too many positives from the San Francisco 49ers’ 40-10 loss at the hands of the visiting Dallas Cowboys in Week 7.
The score tells you pretty much everything you need to know.
On a day the Niners were honoring legendary wide receiver Dwight Clark, San Francisco’s efforts on all three phases were completely flat, mistake-ridden and… well, ugly.
A whole lot of ugly, in fact.
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Overall, Dallas put up 501 yards against a 49ers defense that entered the contest riddled with injuries, suffering more as the game wore on. And while rookie linebacker Reuben Foster made his return from a Week 1 ankle injury, even he couldn’t stay healthy and suffered two separate injuries late in the contest.
Head coach Kyle Shanahan later noted, via Rob Lowder of Niners Wire, there simply weren’t any positives to take away from the game.
Pretty spot on. Although we’ll try to find a few of them if we can.
It’s going to hurt, but let’s break down all that was good, bad and ugly from San Francisco’s seventh loss in seven games this season.
A whole lot of bad and ugly, for sure.