The 49ers improved to 7-1 with a 38-17 win over the Raiders at Levi's Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 8, as Week 9 of the NFL season also saw the Chargers drop to 0-8 and the Bears beat Tampa Bay on a last-second field goal despite five turnovers.
Why it matters: Week 9 ends two days before Tuesday's trade deadline, and USA Today noted that Sunday was potentially Jonathan Taylor's final game with the 2-7 Colts.
Sunday's final scores
Per NFL.com:
- Bengals 34, Falcons 17 (Madrid)
- Broncos 26, Panthers 21
- Cowboys 27, Colts 23
- Chiefs 35, Jets 12
- Lions 19, Dolphins 9
- Saints 23, Browns 22 (OT)
- Giants 19, Eagles 11
- Rams 20, Commanders 13
- Texans 44, Chargers 22
- 49ers 38, Raiders 17
- Packers 45, Patriots 27
- Seahawks 17, Cardinals 3
- Bears 27, Buccaneers 24
Takeaways
- Bay Area: Fred Warner forced one fumble and recovered another as the 49ers forced five second-half turnovers. The Raiders (4-5) twice reached the half-yard line in the second half and came away with no points.
- Texans: C.J. Stroud threw for 384 yards and five touchdowns, and Houston sacked Justin Herbert eight times, which USA Today called the most abuse a Chargers passer has absorbed in a half-century.
- Bengals: Ja'Marr Chase had 155 yards and a touchdown at the Bernabéu, and Cincinnati is tied with Pittsburgh atop the AFC North at 6-2.
- Rams: Myles Garrett had three sacks and a forced fumble in his first game since Week 1. Puka Nacua had 150 receiving yards but hurt his knee on the final snap and will have an MRI Monday.
- Chiefs: Patrick Mahomes did not miss a play after what he called a "scary" elbow injury and will have more testing this week.
- Bears: Caleb Williams threw a career-high four interceptions, but Cairo Santos hit a 38-yard field goal at the gun for Chicago's fourth straight win.
- Packers: Jordan Love threw for 372 yards and three touchdowns in a 45-27 rout at New England.
Next up for the 49ers: a road game at Dallas in Week 10.
Related: 49ers beat Raiders 38-17.