There were a few moments that Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins would like to forget from Sunday's 34-26 loss to the 49ers.
The first was a costly interception that resulted in 49ers linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair returning the pick all the way to the Vikings 2-yard line.
The second was when Cousins accidentally lined up behind his guard on a crucial fourth-down play in the fourth quarter.
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"We just didn't get lined up properly, and the play clock was winding down," Cousins explained to reporters postgame.
"I was just moving, trying to get everybody settled up and I got under the wrong guy."
You could say that again.
49ers edge rusher Nick Bosa knew something was off the moment the Vikings got set.
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With their offense out of sorts, the Vikings were forced to call timeout. On the subsequent fourth-down try, Cousins' pass to wide receiver Justin Jefferson was incomplete, resulting in a turnover on downs that allowed the 49ers to take over possession and drain over seven minutes off the clock.
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The 49ers held on to win their third-straight game and now hold the No. 6 seed in the NFC playoff chase.