The red-and-gold set won by a score of 36-9 as a visitor.
«Pedro Nakamura." Peninsula 360 Press
After losing their starting passer Jimmy Garoppolo, star running back Raheem Mostert and defensive winger Nick Bosa to injury last week, the San Francisco Forties were visiting MetLife Stadium with doubts about the team's makeup, but among the positive news was that the team was one of the worst in the league.
The New York Giants, who had lost their previous two games to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago Bears, were down to the duel with the California team after news that their star receiver, Saquon Barkley, would miss the rest of the session.
The game began with Nick Mullens precise on pitches and active in getting yards for the Forty-Nineers' offense. The starting quarterback completed 25 of 36 passes, including one touchdown pass, for 343 yards.
Jerrick MacKinnon's pin numbers and 18 carries helped ensure that every quarter of the game was dominated by the visitors, including the last one where they blanked the Giants with a 13-zip score.
The New Jersey franchise, however, can't find a formula to help them win games, as the offense doesn't work beyond quarterback Daniel Jones, who had to lead the team in areas that don't belong to him, such as yards for carry, where he gained 49 yards in five attempts, in addition to completing 17 of 32 passes with 179 yards and one interception.
San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is expected to return to practice activity this Monday or Tuesday after spraining his ankle against the New York Jets last week. In addition, it was confirmed that Nick Bosa's entire session and his surgery to repair his knee ligament injury were off.
The next NFL date will see the San Francisco Forties take on the Philadelphia Eagles, a game in which the Bay Area's team is expected to win again.
For their part, the New York Giants will be looking to reverse their 3-0 lead in a tough game against the Los Angeles Rams, who lost to the Buffalo Bills in the last minute on Sunday.
