49ers showcase strong offense in 38-17 win over Raiders
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 3:23 AM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Raiders 38-17 on November 9 at Levi's Stadium. The game highlighted the 49ers' offensive capabilities but also revealed weaknesses in their defense, particularly with zero sacks recorded against Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins. Defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and linebacker Nick Bosa, both key players, were unable to produce the expected defensive pressure, contributing to a disappointing performance despite the victory. Head coach Kyle Shanahan acknowledged the team's potential but emphasized the need for improvement.
- •49ers scored 38 points against the Raiders on November 9.
- •Defense failed to register a single sack on Kirk Cousins.
- •DeForest Buckner and Nick Bosa combined for only two tackles.
- •Brock Purdy showcased strong offensive performance despite communication issues.
- •Kyle Shanahan calls for improvement as playoffs approach.
- 3:23 AMYahoo Sports — 49ers game review: The sack-less, new-look defense; ‘salty' Brock Purdy and Kyle Shanahan
"The San Francisco 49ers' 38-17 rout of the Raiders on Sunday exposed some shortcomings, including a lack of sacks and misfires with communication on offense.
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