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STUNNING COMEBACK AT METLIFE STADIUM: 49ERS ROAR BACK TO LIFE, CRUSH GIANTS 34–24 IN A SHOW OF POWER AND PRIDE

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East Rutherford, New Jersey – After a disappointing loss to Houston last week, the San Francisco 49ers bounced back in emphatic fashion, defeating the New York Giants 34–24 in Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season.
It was a statement victory – one that reminded the league why the 49ers remain one of football’s most feared and resilient franchises.


🔥 Mac Jones – the unexpected spark for San Francisco

It wasn’t Brock Purdy under center this time, but Mac Jones, and the former Patriot delivered one of his best performances yet. Calm, precise, and composed, Jones completed 19 of 24 passes for 235 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a perfect 14-for-14 first half that set the tone early.

“He was calm, smart, and efficient — that’s exactly the kind of football we want to play,” head coach Kyle Shanahan said after the game.

With Shanahan’s sharp play-calling, the 49ers went back to their identity — a powerful, ground-dominant attack that breaks defenses apart.


💪 Christian McCaffrey – the heartbeat of the 49ers’ victory

If Jones was the brain, then Christian McCaffrey was the heart.
The superstar running back delivered another masterclass, finishing with 28 carries for 106 yards and 1 rushing touchdown, plus 5 catches for 67 yards and another touchdown — a staggering 173 total yards and 2 TDs.

“He’s the definition of consistency,” Shanahan said. “You don’t need fancy stats to see it — just watch how he carries this team.”

Alongside him, Brian Robinson Jr. provided the perfect complement, adding 85 rushing yards and 1 TD, including an 18-yard score that broke the game open in the third quarter.


⚔️ Giants start strong, but the 49ers take over

The Giants struck first with a touchdown run by Jaxson Dart, but their momentum quickly faded. The 49ers responded with a 5-yard TD pass from Jones to McCaffrey, then took control with a 41-yard strike to Jauan Jennings.
From that point on, San Francisco dictated the pace, wearing down the Giants’ defense through relentless rushing plays and clock domination.

By the time McCaffrey scored his second touchdown in the fourth quarter, the 49ers had already broken New York’s will.


🧠 Numbers don’t lie

  • 49ers: 412 total yards (235 passing, 177 rushing)

  • Giants: 285 total yards (191 passing, 94 rushing)

  • McCaffrey: 173 scrimmage yards, 2 TDs

  • Jones: 135.2 passer rating

  • Time of possession: 33 minutes (49ers)

  • Betting line: 49ers (-2.5) covered the spread

  • It was a dominant, all-around performance — a true bounce-back win for a team that refused to fold.


    💬 Postgame reactions

    Head coach Kyle Shanahan summed it up perfectly:

    “Last week was frustration. This week was the answer. That’s 49ers football.”

    Giants head coach Brian Daboll was blunt in defeat:

    “We fought early, but they were the better team today.”


    🟥 Looking ahead

    With this victory, the 49ers improve to 6–3, staying firmly in the NFC West playoff hunt and regaining their confidence ahead of a huge Week 10 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.

    Even without Purdy, the message is clear — the 49ers remain a team of grit, discipline, and heart.

    💥 “Tonight, they didn’t just win — they reminded everyone that San Francisco is still a powerhouse.” 💥

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