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The San Francisco 49ers shut down the Denver Broncos so bad that Sean Payton had to take over play calling duties, which should only give them more confidence.

The San Francisco 49ers' defensive performance against the Denver Broncos prompted head coach Sean Payton to take over offensive play-calling duties from Davis Webb. Denver was held to 14 points in the contest, continuing a trend where the Broncos have failed to exceed 15 points in all but one game this season. Linebacker Dre Greenlaw and defensive coordinator Raheem Morris were highlighted for leading an aggressive defensive effort that consistently pressured quarterback Bo Nix.
Writer Nick San Miguel argues that San Francisco's defensive success is especially notable given significant injuries along the defensive front, including Nick Bosa and Alfred Collins. Looking ahead to Week 5 against the Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco anticipates facing quarterback Sam Darnold while potentially regaining defensive lineman Mykel Williams.
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