Beat report
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The 49ers (8-3) travel to Anaheim Stadium for a late-afternoon PT kickoff against the Los Angeles Rams (5-6) on Sun November 22, 1981.
Montana continues at quarterback. The Rams rotate Dan Pastorini and Pat Haden at quarterback. Wendell Tyler at running back. The 49ers' six-game winning streak ended last Sunday at home. The Rams come off a road loss at New Orleans.
The second NFC West rematch of the year.[1][2][3]
Columnist
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Dan Pastorini and Pat Haden have rotated at quarterback for the Rams since midseason. The home half of the NFC West rivalry was the 20-17 49ers win at Candlestick in W8. The Rams' Sunday at Anaheim is the road half of the year's NFC West rematch.
The 49ers' six-game winning streak ended last week. The schedule's closing stretch begins with this game and the Rams trip; the Giants, Bengals, Oilers, and Saints to close the year. The trip to Anaheim is the closer's first test.
Around the league
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Week twelve is the late-November NFC West sort. The 49ers (8-3) lead the division. The Falcons (7-4) and Rams (5-6) compete. The Eagles (9-2) lead the conference; the Cowboys (8-3), Vikings (5-5), and Bears (4-7) compete. Around the AFC the Bengals (9-2), Chargers (8-3), and Bills (8-3) lead. The 49ers' Sunday at Anaheim is the year's NFC West rematch.
Trend analyst
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Through 11 games the 49ers are 8-3 with a plus 48 differential. The Rams are 5-6 with a plus 6. Pat Haden 156 of 257, 1,941, 12 touchdowns, nine interceptions. Wendell Tyler 175 carries for 819, 4.7 per attempt. The 49ers' defense produced 14 interceptions through 11 games. Montana 215 of 346, 2,551, 12 touchdowns, 10 interceptions through 11.