After a season of erratic play offensively, the 49ers played one of their cleanest games in franchise history in Sunday's 33-22 win over the Chicago Bears. The 49ers did not punt once or commit a turnover for just the third time in team history since the AFL/NFL merger.
The 49ers kicked four field goals and scored three touchdowns, with Joey Slye's missed 48-yarder being the only drive the team did not come away with points outside of the final three plays to run out the clock.
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Jimmy Garoppolo was 17-for-28 through the air for 322 yards and scored two touchdowns with his legs without throwing an interception, something the 49ers have not seen in this century from a quarterback.
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The 49ers' defense also got its first interception since Week 1, as Josh Norman hauled in a deep ball from Justin Fields late in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Week 9 will present a much tougher test for the 49ers when the division-leading Arizona Cardinals come rolling into Levi's Stadium.