2015 season · Week 6

Pregame

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

The 49ers (1-4) host the Baltimore Ravens (1-4) at Levi's Stadium for a 1:05 PT kickoff.

Joe Flacco leads the Ravens' offense. John Harbaugh coaches Baltimore. Justin Forsett at lead back. Steve Smith Sr. leads the receivers. Colin Kaepernick continues at quarterback for the 49ers. Carlos Hyde at lead back.

Both teams come in at 1-4.[1][2][3]

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Joe Flacco and the Ravens come into Sunday afternoon at 1-4 in the kind of season-long underperformance that has defined the post-Super Bowl XLVII era. Justin Forsett continues at running back. Steve Smith Sr. averages 75 receiving per game.

The 49ers, at 1-4 with four straight losses, host the Ravens in the kind of Sunday-afternoon home game where two struggling teams meet. Kaepernick's sixth start. Hyde at lead back. The Sunday-afternoon spot is the kind of game where the rebuilding 49ers, in their first matchup against the Harbaugh-vs-Harbaugh storyline since Super Bowl XLVII, have a chance to break the losing streak.

Favored by 2.5 at home.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Week 6 is the mid-October cross-conference sort. The Patriots (4-0), Bengals (5-0), and Broncos (5-0) lead the AFC. The Cardinals (3-1), Falcons (5-0), and Packers (5-0) lead the NFC. The Ravens (1-4) and 49ers (1-4) compete in the bottom tier. The Sunday home game is the kind of week the rebuilding 49ers face a Super Bowl champion now also in rebuilding mode.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Through five games the 49ers are 1-4 with a -65 point differential. The Ravens are 1-4 with a -47. Joe Flacco averages 240 passing per game with 6 TDs and 6 INTs. Justin Forsett 80 rushing per game. Kaepernick produced 1,024 passing yards in his first five starts. Vegas opens the 49ers as 2.5-point home favorites; total 41.

League standings entering Week 6

Standings as of kickoff, Week 6 (no future-game spoilers)

Around the league

  • Tied atop the league at 5-0: Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers.
  • Still searching for win one: Detroit Lions.

AFC

AFC East

TeamRecStrk
New England Patriots4-0W4
New York Jets3-1W1
Buffalo Bills3-2W1
Miami Dolphins1-3L3

AFC North

TeamRecStrk
Cincinnati Bengals5-0W5
Pittsburgh Steelers3-2W1
Cleveland Browns2-3W1
Baltimore Ravens1-4L1

AFC South

TeamRecStrk
Indianapolis Colts3-2W3
Tennessee Titans1-3L3
Houston Texans1-4L2
Jacksonville Jaguars1-4L3

AFC West

TeamRecStrk
Denver Broncos5-0W5
Oakland Raiders2-3L2
San Diego Chargers2-3L1
Kansas City Chiefs1-4L4

NFC

NFC West

TeamRecStrk
Arizona Cardinals4-1--
St. Louis Rams2-3L1
Seattle Seahawks2-3L1
San Francisco 49ers1-4L4

NFC East

TeamRecStrk
New York Giants3-2W3
Dallas Cowboys2-3L3
Philadelphia Eagles2-3W1
Washington Redskins2-3L1

NFC North

TeamRecStrk
Green Bay Packers5-0W5
Minnesota Vikings2-2L1
Chicago Bears2-3W2
Detroit Lions0-5L5

NFC South

TeamRecStrk
Atlanta Falcons5-0W5
Carolina Panthers4-0W4
Tampa Bay Buccaneers2-3W1
New Orleans Saints1-4L1

Game video

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Game info

Roof
outdoors
Surface
grass
Weather
69°F, 60% humidity, wind 7 mph
QB matchup
Colin Kaepernick vs Joe Flacco
Vegas line
Baltimore Ravens -2
Over/Under
43.5 (over)

Score

Reveal through:

49ers 6, Baltimore Ravens 049ers 16, Baltimore Ravens 649ers 19, Baltimore Ravens 1349ers 25, Baltimore Ravens 2049ers 25, Baltimore Ravens 20[1][2]

1234T
Baltimore Ravens067706132020
San Francisco 49ers61036616192525

Scoring plays

Reveal each quarter as you watch, the next quarter stays hidden until you tap it.

Q1

TeamPlayScore
49ersPhil Dawson 53 yard field goal0-3
49ersPhil Dawson 31 yard field goal0-6

Q2

TeamPlayScore
RavensJustin Tucker 22 yard field goal3-6
49ersTorrey Smith 76 yard pass from Colin Kaepernick ( Phil Dawson kick)3-13
49ersPhil Dawson 26 yard field goal3-16
RavensJustin Tucker 36 yard field goal6-16

Q3

TeamPlayScore
49ersPhil Dawson 42 yard field goal6-19
RavensSteve Smith Sr. 34 yard pass from Joe Flacco ( Justin Tucker kick)13-19

Q4

TeamPlayScore
49ersQuinton Patton 21 yard pass from Colin Kaepernick (pass failed)13-25
RavensKamar Aiken 2 yard pass from Joe Flacco ( Justin Tucker kick)20-25

Recap

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Colin Kaepernick threw a 76-yard touchdown to Torrey Smith and the 49ers held off the Baltimore Ravens for a 25-20 win at Levi's Stadium. Kaepernick threw for 340 yards and a touchdown. Carlos Hyde ran for 67. The 49ers' defense produced four sacks. Joe Flacco threw for 343 and a touchdown. The 49ers improved to 2-4 in their first win since Week 1.[1][2][3]

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

Colin Kaepernick threw a 76-yard touchdown to Torrey Smith Sunday afternoon at Levi's Stadium. The 49ers beat the Baltimore Ravens 25-20 in the kind of Sunday-afternoon home win that, after four straight losses, finally produced the kind of complete-team performance the rebuild had been working toward.

Kaepernick threw for 340 yards and a touchdown. Anquan Boldin caught seven for 96 in the kind of veteran-receiver outing the offense needed. Carlos Hyde ran for 67. Phil Dawson kicked four field goals. The kind of home Sunday game where the offense produced 25 points and the defense did its job in the closing minutes.

Joe Flacco threw for 343 and a touchdown but the 49ers' defense produced four sacks. The kind of Sunday-afternoon home win where the rebuilding 49ers, in Tomsula's first month, finally produced a Sunday-afternoon home win. 2-4 with the Seahawks on Thursday night next at Levi's.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

49ers 25, Ravens 20. Margin: +5. Six-game record: 2-4, -60 differential.

  • Colin Kaepernick: 19-of-39 for 340, 1 TD (76y to Torrey Smith).
  • Torrey Smith: 76y TD reception.
  • Anquan Boldin: 7 catches for 96.
  • Carlos Hyde: 16 carries for 67.
  • Phil Dawson: 4 FGs.
  • Joe Flacco: 22-of-44 for 343, 1 TD.
  • Steve Smith Sr.: 8 catches for 113.
  • 49ers D: 4 sacks of Flacco.
  • Streak-breaking win after 4 straight losses.
  • 49ers 2-4; Ravens 1-5.
AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)

A 25-20 home win over the Baltimore Ravens at Levi's Stadium. The 49ers improve to 2-4 in their first win since Week 1.

How it unfolded

Kaepernick led an early field-goal drive. Both teams traded field goals into the second quarter. Kaepernick threw the 76-yard touchdown to Torrey Smith to give the 49ers a 13-10 lead. The Ravens kicked another field goal. The third quarter was a Hyde rushing touchdown drive ending in a Robbie Gould (Phil Dawson) field goal. Flacco threw a touchdown to Steve Smith Sr. to make it 16-17. Dawson kicked two more field goals. The 49ers led 22-20 in the closing minute. A late Dawson field goal made it 25-20.

The turning point

Kaepernick's 76-yard touchdown to Torrey Smith. With the 49ers trailing 10-3 and the rebuilding team's competitive identity desperately needing an explosive play, Smith's catch-and-run produced exactly the kind of momentum-shifting score the rebuild had been chasing.

By the numbers

Kaepernick 19-of-39 for 340 with one TD. Hyde 16 carries for 67. Boldin 7 catches for 96. Torrey Smith 2 catches for 96 with the 76-yard TD. Flacco 22-of-44 for 343 with a TD. Steve Smith Sr. 8 catches for 113.

Personnel watch

Kaepernick's first win since the opener. Torrey Smith's 76-yard touchdown. The defense's four sacks of Flacco. The kind of Sunday-afternoon home performance where the rebuilding 49ers, in Tomsula's first month, finally produced a complete-team home win.

What it means

2-4 with the Seahawks on Thursday night next at Levi's. The Sunday-afternoon home win is the kind of result that, after four straight losses, has the rebuilding 49ers' competitive identity slightly reset for the Thursday-night primetime divisional matchup.

Box score

Passing

PlayerC/AYdsTDIntRate
SFO
Colin Kaepernick16/2734020
BAL
Joe Flacco33/5334322

Rushing

PlayerAttYdsTDLong
SFO
Carlos Hyde2155014
Colin Kaepernick31007
Mike Davis1000
BAL
Justin Forsett1762022
Javorius Allen41308
Jeremy Ross1202

Receiving

PlayerRecYdsTDLong
SFO
Anquan Boldin5102051
Torrey Smith396176
Bruce Miller389052
Quinton Patton238121
Vance McDonald110010
Carlos Hyde2504
BAL
Steve Smith Sr.7137134
Justin Forsett739011
Jeremy Ross334018
Crockett Gillmore330019
Maxx Williams424011
Kyle Juszczyk222017
Kamar Aiken322112
Chris Givens218011
Marlon Brown1909
Javorius Allen1808

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