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49ers 49ers LB Fred Warner, HC Kyle Shanahan, and TE George Kittle commented on the team’s first loss of the season to the Falcons on Sunday. “Unfortunately, we’re not going undefeated this year. It’s not just about winning. I’ve said…

The San Francisco 49ers reflected on their first loss of the season against the Atlanta Falcons, citing four turnovers and poorly timed penalties as critical factors. Linebacker Fred Warner noted the team took a step back, while head coach Kyle Shanahan and tight end George Kittle addressed the sloppy play heading into their bye week.
Elsewhere in the NFC West, the Los Angeles Rams rebounded to defeat the Las Vegas Raiders 35-21 behind a strong ground game led by Blake Corum and Kyren Williams. Meanwhile, Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided injury updates, noting positive early returns on wide receiver Rashid Shaheed's knee injury while awaiting imaging on tackle Charles Cross' ankle.
Full list of injured 49ers poised to return from injury after bye weekNiner Noise
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49ers, Brock Purdy never saw loss to Falcons coming, despite all the available excusesThe Athletic
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