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Herbert was replaced by backup Easton Stick.
The Minnesota Vikings busted out a wild celebration after recovering a fumble against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Roughly halfway through the third quarter, Raiders wide receiver Hunter Renfroe caught a screen pass. After charging upfield, Vikings safety Joshua Metellus jarred the ball loose, and his teammates recovered it. It marked the safety’s fourth forced fumble, tied for third-most in the NFL.
We’ll take it.
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DK Metcalf couldn’t control his anger after a frustrating play during the 28—16 loss to the 49ers in Week 14. Down two scores against the NFC West rival 49ers, the Seahawks had a chance to put together an impactful drive at the start of the fourth quarter.
Seattle backup Drew Lock, who got the start in place of the injured Geno Smith, lofted a pass downfield for Metcalf, who was surrounded by multiple San Francisco defenders. The pass was intercepted by the 49ers and Metcalf was not happy about it.
Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams put out a clear statement that he was not trying to hurt Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud in New York’s 30-6 victory against Houston on Sunday afternoon.
With 6:30 play in the Sunday’s contest, Stroud exited the game with a concussion after completing a six-yard pass to John Metchie, falling on his back and bouncing his head off the turf inside MetLife Stadium. Stroud remained on the ground as team trainers to checked on him on the field.
The 49ers and Seahawks filled out another chapter in their NFC West rivalry on Sunday, and the Week 14 matchup did not disappoint.
Despite being down to backup quarterback Drew Lock, the Seahawks pulled out every trick they had to keep pace with the 49ers’ thunderous offense, including one play that San Francisco fooled them with in 2022.
While Seattle kept things close for a while, eventually the 49ers started to pull away, and things between the teams got a bit feisty.
The best division in the entire NFL right now? The AFC North, of course.
Meet the Baltimore Ravens. They have the best record in the entire conference and are the AFC North division leaders.
Meet the Cleveland Browns. They are 8-5 following Sunday’s victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, a win that came despite the fact Trevor Lawrence started the game after nursing a sprained ankle all week.
Browns star pass-rusher Myles Garrett didn’t hold back on the state of NFL officiating after his team’s gritty 31—27 win over the Jaguars on Sunday.
Garrett, who finished the game with one tackle for loss and three quarterback hits, had some harsh words for the Week 14 officiating crew that could see him get slapped with a fine.
In a postgame press conference, the four-time Pro Bowler went off on the officials’ “horrible” officiating and claimed that someone has to hold them “accountable” for their mistakes.
“Officiating was a travesty today,” Garrett said.
The NFL is a copycat league and on Sunday, the 49ers were reminded of that fact the hard way.
Facing off against the Seahawks in a crucial Week 14 divisional game, San Francisco entered as heavy favorites with Seattle starting backup quarterback Drew Lock in place of an injured Geno Smith.
With their backup under center, the Seahawks decided to dip into their bag of tricks and pulled out one stellar play that the 49ers had previously burned them with.
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