Watched a McD interview and best I could tell they thought there was some QB in the pocket vs out of the pocket sway on how the call worked. I'm not sure if that's right or wrong but he mentioned it.
I've been hoping they would experiment with Bishop at SS and Hancock at FS as Hancock has the nickel back experience. Maybe Bishop would react and thump people a little better if he isn't coming from depth.
Another site that has most stats you might want is Pro Football Reference. They have a nice advanced stats section that updates mid week and snap counts are the next section after that.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BosaJo00.htm
I'm not saying it isn't on him but there were a lot of runs I'm not sure exactly who's fault it is. I definitely saw him crashing down the line and guys run outside and that may have been his fault but I don't know that yet. I do know he single-handedly stopped one drive with two huge stops in 3 plays and he forced a fumble on another drive and aside from him and Ed there was not a soul making any plays on defense.
Benford got beat for a TD but in days of old there would have been a safety helping him and they were just way too late coming to help tonight.
A lot will come out when we hear about the film but I want to believe the DL played pretty damn well. I know Henry had a lot of yards but I'm not sure if that's on the DL or the guys filling in the gaps behind them. I do know that the line put more heat on Lamar passing than I've ever seen. Ed and Bosa both made huge plays knocking the ball out because they were 5 yards deep into the backfield.
Everyone on offense is what we thought they'd be. Out of the whole rest of the team I'd like to thank Big Ed Oliver, Joey Bosa, and Prater. Those 3 guys did just enough to give the offense what it needed to win this.
We are only down 2 scores. Nothing yet indicates we should win this but its' not like we couldn't. Two touchdowns and a two point conversion on one of them. Can we do it? I'm not feeling it but it could happen.