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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson threw five touchdown passes during the Ravens’ 42 – 6 rout over the Los Angeles Rams.
TheSan Franciscoers(10 – 1), LED by quarterbackJimmy Garapolloand head coachKyle Shanahan,meet theBaltimore Ravens(8-3), led by quarterbackLamar Jacksonand head coachJohn Harbaugh,in a Week 13 matchup on Sunday, December 1, 2019 (12 / 1 / 19) at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.
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The San Francisco 49 ers certainly appear capable of putting the brakes on Lamar Jackson and the high-powered Baltimore Ravens.
Then again, that’s what some of the so-called experts said about Seattle, New England, Houston and the Los Angeles Rams. All four of those teams reached the playoffs last year, and each one of them lost by at least two touchdowns to the Ravens (9-2) during their current seven-game winning streak.
Now it’s the 49 ers’ turn to see if they’ve got what it takes to match up with the multi-faceted Jackson, the league’s top-ranked rushing attack and a team averaging (*************************************************************************************************. 1 points per game.
“They do some real cool stuff, stuff that’s real interesting,” San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan said. “I enjoy looking at how impressive it is in the scheme, but it’s not going to be that fun thinking of how to stop it.”
(The) ******************************************************************************************* (ers) 10 – 1) will bring the NFL’s top-ranked defense into Sunday, a rematch of Super Bowl 47 and potentially a preview of Super Bowl 54.
Though it might be premature to make that kind of assessment, no one would be surprised if these two first-place teams meet again in February.
It’s tough to come up with enough adjectives to describe the Ravens offense, and Baltimore wide receiver Willie Snead had a similar problem listing the qualities of a San Francisco defense that last weekhumbled Green Bay star quarterback Aaron Rodgersin a 37 – 8 rout.
“Fast, aggressive, physical. I mean, their front seven is pretty stout, ”Snead said. “They come in here with a swagger like they expect to win. It’s going to be a huge challenge for us. We respect the heck out of them because they’re 10 – 1 and deserve it. ”
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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