49ers vs. Buffalo Bills

The 49ers lost 31-34 at home over the Buffalo Bills on 1992-09-13. Jim Kelly threw for 403 and the Bills won on a late field goal. Young threw for 449 and three touchdowns. Mike Sherrard caught 6 for 159. Young threw for the kind of efficient line the staff has been pointing toward. The defense produced the kind of pressure that defined the afternoon.[1][2]

The 49ers lost 31-34 against the Buffalo Bills. Jim Kelly threw for 403 and the Bills won on a late field goal. Young threw for 449 and three touchdowns. Mike Sherrard caught 6 for 159. The Sunday's outcome maps to the kind of game-script the staff has been projecting. Steve Young threw the kind of efficient line that, in calendar 1992, anchored the calendar's projected one-seed posture.

Ricky Watters ran the kind of workhorse afternoon the offense has been building around. Jerry Rice caught the kind of full-route afternoon the staff has been calling. The defensive front produced the kind of pressure that, in calendar play, defines the divisional cushion. The Sunday's outcome sets the next week's posture.

49ers 31, Buffalo Bills 34. Margin: minus 3. The Sunday's box score reads in line with the projected outcome. Young's passing line came through clean. Watters' rushing workload was the staff's projected call. The defensive front produced multi-sack pressure.

A 31-34 home loss to the Buffalo Bills. The 49ers' calendar continues to shape across the kind of game-script the staff has been projecting.

How it unfolded

Jim Kelly threw for 403 and the Bills won on a late field goal. Young threw for 449 and three touchdowns. Mike Sherrard caught 6 for 159. The Sunday's full-sixty produced the kind of game-flow the staff has been building toward.

The turning point

The in-game adjustment that, in calendar 1992, decided the closing two quarters. The defensive front's pressure on the third-down dropbacks produced the kind of pass-rush volume the unit has been generating.

By the numbers

Steve Young's passing line came through clean. Ricky Watters ran the workhorse line. Jerry Rice caught the full-route afternoon. The defensive front produced the multi-sack pressure that, in calendar play, defines the divisional cushion.

Personnel watch

The rotation produced the kind of full-sixty effort the staff has been projecting. The defensive front's pressure was the structural strength of the afternoon. The offensive line's pocket time was the kind that, in calendar 1992, anchored the year's pace.

What it means

The 49ers' divisional cushion stays in line with the projected pacing. The next-week matchup is the calendar's next sense-check. The film room note is the in-game adjustment that decided the closing two quarters.