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Juice? Check. ✅ Kyle Juszczyk looking fine as hell, as per usual.

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Josh Allen and Bills beat the 49ers in Snowy conditions, clinching fifth straight AFC East title.

Photo Credit: AP; Adrain Kraus.

By BenJarmin Munguia

Date: December 2nd 2024.

It was a winter wonderland for the Buffalo Bills and Bills fans everywhere.

Buffalo Bills once again dominated a football game, this time in lake-effect snowy conditions. The snow was too much for the San Francisco 49ers, who lost 35-10 and stayed in last place in the NFC West. 

The 49ers struck first on their opening drive with a 33-yard field goal from Jake Moody, but that was it, as the Bills answered back with running back Ray Davis scored on a 5-yard touchdown, giving the Bills their first lead of the night 7-3.

In the second quarter, the Bills took advantage of Moody's missed field attempt and answered on the next play. James Cook scored on a 65-yard touchdown run, giving the Bills a 14-3 lead. Josh Allen found Mack Hollins in the endzone just before the half, giving Buffalo a 21-3 lead at halftime.

Josh Allen was on the record books for tonight. In the third quarter, he completed a pass to Amari Cooper, who then lateraled back to Allen to score on a 7-yard touchdown reception. He would then run one in the fourth quarter, becoming the third player in 2005 to run, throw, and catch a touchdown pass all in one game. 

Allen also passed Hall of Fame and legendary quarterback Jim Kelly for most touchdowns in franchise history with 245, 

Allen completed 13 of 17 passes for 148 yards and two passes touchdowns, carrying the ball 3 times for 18 yards and a touchdown, and finally, catching his pass (from Amari Cooper) for a touchdown. 

Jame Cook ran 14 times for 107 yards and a critical 65-yard touchdown.

The 49ers were absolutely brutal tonight. They fumbled their way through the night.  Kyle Juszczyk fumbled at the Bills' one-yard line, which the Bills recovered. Deebo Samuels coughed up the ball while returning a kickoff, and Brock Purdy fumbled early in the fourth quarter. 

Brock Purdy completed 11 of 18 passes for 94 yards, but he was sacked twice for 8 yards. The total passing yards were 86, the lowest since the 2023 NFC Championship game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles when the team finished with 84 passing yards.

Jordan Mason filled the void for McCaffery, rushing for 78 yards on 13 carries, 

Christian McCaffrey suffered a knee injury in the second quarter. According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, 49ers head coach  Kyle Shanahan said it was a PCL injury that could end his season.

The Bills clinched their fifth straight AFC East title with five weeks left in the season, a feat not accomplished since the 2009 Indianapolis Colts.

The Bills move to 10-2 and look for more wins as they fly across the country to play the Los Angeles Rams, where there will be no snow. Meanwhile, the banged-up 49ers, who dropped to 5-7, look to snap their three-game losing skid as they play the Chicago Bears, who are also on a long losing skid.

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The San Francisco 49ers

...and how their 2024-2025 season could go 1 of 2 ways:

My brain not being able to decide on many things in life is both a blessing and a curse. Sometimes, it keeps from making firm decisions in my life, but other times it helps me see the two sides of a coin. Whether it's for the purpose of being compassionate and/or understanding, or simply because I want to have hope that not all is lost. This time around, it's the latter.

After the awful loss against the Kansas City Chiefs last Sunday, and the awful trail of bodies (losses) this San Francisco 49ers team have been leaving since the beginning of the season, it is safe to say that many fans are losing hope in this team on all sides of the ball, coaching included. Week after week we see comments like: “Brock Purdy is a bust”, “Fire Kyle Shanahan”, “Nick Sorensen needs to go”, “the season is over”, and many more.

It seems both the team and the fanbase are falling apart before our very eyes. The team has seemingly lost their strength and passion for the game. Every week there is a new problem and the injuries keep on piling up. Some blame it on Christian McCaffrey and Dre Greenlaw's absence, while others say Kyle Shanahan is no longer a genius. Some insist that there needs to be a rebuild, while others think that the team has everything they need, but they don't know how to work with it anymore.

I believe it is safe to say, this 2024-2025 season has not been looking pretty so far. But is the season really over for this San Francisco team? I'm not sure it is... but I'm not sure it isn't either. To me, it seems like this season could go 1 of 2 ways.

1. The boys will get it together by bye week, like they've done for the past few years. They will make the most of the break and will come back stronger. This team is really good, and although they are missing some key players, including 5 Pro-Bowlers, the team is still good enough to win more games.

2. It will be another awful Super Bowl hangover, just like 2020, but worse. Back in 2020-2021 season, the team kept losing important players to all type of injuries: season-ending, day-to-day; players would be gone for months or several weeks. The team tried their best to keep it together, and you could see the exhaustion in their faces, especially Shanahan's, but to no avail, they couldn't make it. The injuries were too much to deal with.

From the very beginning, there have been fans who believe this season will also be like that one. Others believe that the injuries have not been as impactful as they were a few years ago. However, with the recent and devastating Brandon Aiyuk news, the Deebo Samuel illness, the uncertainty with Jauan Jennings and all the other players that we know are severely injured, it's getting harder to believe that the San Francisco 49ers will go places.

My second theory is that the team will not get it together after bye week, and this will keep on being a very painful season to watch. At first, it might seem like they're gonna make it, and then they will give an awful performance the next week, and it will turn into a “will they, won't they” type of dynamic, like we've been seeing so far. I truly hope this isn't the case, but I'm prepared for it to be that way, just like I'm prepared for them to come back stronger after the break.

It seems only time will tell, and although it's frustrating to think about the future of this team right now, the truth is that all that is left to do for us as fans is wait, and try our best to enjoy every week.

Let's fricking go! FTTB❤️‍🩹

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[the-football-chick]

So 4th string 49ers QB Josh Johnson is in for injured Brock Purdy. And if Johnson should get injured, fullback Kyle Juszczyk would replace him? Praying for y'all Niner Faithful.

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"2am I know it's something good" 💀

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🏈 Today is the day! Who ya’ got? No matter who you’re rooting for, we can make your favorite jersey look great!

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Okay, this was cute.

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not a single member of the hbo writing team has ever talked to anyone of polish descent before. like even though it's a fake ethnic name that a brit made up that is literally not how those letters are pronounced