San Francisco
49ers
0-0
40
FINAL
16
Los Angeles
Rams
0-0
AI Recap
AI RECAP
Franchise Hub Beat· 31d ago
In a dominant performance to kick off the 2026 season, the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Los Angeles Rams 40-16. This Week 1 matchup showcased the 49ers' offensive firepower and set the tone for what could be a promising season ahead. Leading the charge was quarterback Brock Purdy, who threw for 324 yards and three touchdowns, demonstrating his ability to command the field. Running back Christian McCaffrey added to the offensive onslaught with 115 rushing yards, while tight end George Kittle was a standout target, racking up an impressive 173 receiving yards. Together, they formed a potent offensive trio that kept the Rams' defense on their heels throughout the game. On the defensive side, the 49ers' Renardo Green made a significant impact with two interceptions, helping to shift momentum in favor of San Francisco. The Rams struggled to contain the 49ers' explosive plays, and a crucial turning point came when Green's second interception set up a touchdown that extended San Francisco's lead. Despite Kam Curl's four tackles and Myles Garrett's lone sack for Los Angeles, the defense could not keep pace with the relentless 49ers attack.
Passing
Box score: passing stats by player
PlayerPosATTCMPCMP%YDSTDINTQBR
Brock PurdyQB251560%32431127.0
Matthew StaffordQB15853%2672398.6
Rushing
Box score: rushing stats by player
PlayerPosATTYDSYPCYACTDLNGFUM
Christian McCaffreyHB171156.8292490
Brock PurdyQB22311.5—0140
Kyren WilliamsHB630.55030
Mike EvansWR000.0—000
Terrance FergusonTE000.0—000
Receiving
Box score: receiving stats by player
PlayerPosRECYDSYPRYACTDLNGDROP
George KittleTE817321.6952560
Puka NacuaWR417243.0691650
De'Zhaun StriblingWR211557.5671800
Kyren WilliamsHB17575.0561750
Terrance FergusonTE3206.710080
Mike EvansWR2199.5150100
Christian McCaffreyHB3175.790100
Jordan JamesHB000.0—001
Defense
Kicking
Box score: kicking stats by player
PlayerPosFGMFGAXPMLNG
Ethan EvansP0000
Matt PraterK22440
Harrison MevisK11143