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THE PROSPECTOR Vs Digging up Nuggets for San Francisco's WEEK 1 Game Vs THE PROSPECTOR vs Digging up nuggets for San Francisco's WEEK 1 Game vs. THE arizona cardinals september 13, 2020 REIGNING DROY GOLDEN NUGGETS • Entering his 2nd NFL season, DL Nick Bosa • The 49ers outscored is the reigning NFL Defensive Rookie of their opponents 479-310 HIGHEST PT. DIFFERENTIAL the Year, having registered 47 tackles, 9.0 in 2019. The team’s +169 IN THE NFL, 2019 sacks, 2 FRs, 2 PDs, 1 INT and 1 FF in the point differential ranked Team Diff. 1. Baltimore Ravens +249 2019 season. 1st in the NFC and 3rd in 2. New England Patriots +195 the NFL (Bal. - +249; NE - • Bosa 9.0 sacks ranked t-22nd in the 3. San Francisco 49ers +169 NFL among all players and 3rd among +195). 4. Kansas City Chiefs +143 rookies. • San Francisco averaged 5. New Orleans Saints +117 29.9 points per game in MOST SACKS IN THE NFL 2019, leading the NFC and ranking 2nd in the NFL (Bal. - 33.2). AMONG ROOKIES, 2019 • The 49ers converted Player Sacks 45.5% of their 3rd down HIGHEST 3RD DOWN % 1. Josh Allen, Jax. 10.5 atts. when passing last IN THE NFL WHEN 2. Maxx Crosby, Oak. 10.0 season, the highest rate in PASSING, 2019 3. Nick Bosa, SF 9.0 Team 3rd % the NFL. 4. Brian Burns, Car. 7.5 1. San Francisco 49ers 45.5 5. Montez Sweat, Was. 7.0 • Among NFL TEs in 2019, 2. Minnesota Vikings 43.7 TE George Kittle ranked 3. Baltimore Ravens 42.9 • His 9.0 sacks on the season were the 4th- t-1st with 16 recepts. of 4. Dallas Cowboys 42.5 most by a 49ers rookie since 1982. 20-or-more yds., t-2nd 5. Philadelphia Eagles 41.7 with 53 rec. 1st downs, 3rd MOST SACKS BY A with 1,053 rec. yds. and 4th with 85 recepts. 49ERS ROOKIE, 1982-2019 • Dating back to the 2019 regular season, RB Raheem Mostert has Player Year Sacks 1. LB Aldon Smith 2011 14.0 registered at least 1 rushing TD in 6 consecutive regular season 2. LB Charles Haley 1986 12.0 games. With at least 1 rushing TD this week vs. Arz. (9/13/20), Mo- 3. DT Dana Stubblefield 1993 10.5 stert would tie FB Joe Perry [7 games starting from at GB (11/22/53) 4. DL Nick Bosa 2019 9.0 through at GB (10/10/54)] for the most consecutive games with at 5. DE Andre Carter 2001 6.5 least 1 rushing TD in franchise history. • Bosa’s 25 QB hits in 2019 ranked 1st among rookies in the NFL. COMMUNITY CORNER • His 16 tackles for loss • The 49ers will kick off their firstCommunity on the season were MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS IN Tuesday of the season in partnership with Op- tied for the 5th-most in THE NFL AMONG ALL eration HOPE for a virtual youth workshop on COMMUNITY the NFL, according to PLAYERS, 2019 Tuesday, September 15th. Player TFLs TUESDAY Gamebook Statistics. 1. Aaron Donald, LAR 20 • Players will join high school athletes from Stu- • In Weeks 5-8 of 2019, 2. Shaquil Barrett, TB 19 dent Program for Academic & Athletic Transi- Bosa registered the 3. Joey Bosa, LAC 18 tioning (SPAAT) based in Oakland, CA for a virtual financial coach- most TFLs (9), tied for 4. Za’Darius Smith, GB 17 ing session to support their economic advancement, one of the the most sacks (6.0) 5t. Nick Bosa, SF 16 three pillars of the team’s social justice efforts. and ranked 2nd with 9 Maxx Crosby, Oak. 16 • The event will teach youth that it’s never too early to start think- QB hits. He was named Bud Dupree, Pit. 16 ing about their financial wellness and give them the tools to start Dante Fowler, LAR 16 NFC Player of the their journey to financial independence and reach their personal Week twice (Weeks 5 aspirations. & 8) and earned both NFC Defensive Player of the Month and NFL • Both Operation HOPE and SPAAT are Social Justice Grant recipi- Defensive Rookie of the Month honors for the month of October. ents of the 49ers. Bob Lange - Vice President of Communications • Mike Chasanoff - Senior Manager of Football Communications Peter Volmut - Manager of Football Communications • Tessa Giammona - Coordinator of Football Communications Caroline Goldberg - Football Communications Intern.
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