49ers-Rams Australia Game LIVE Recap
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Heed the Call NFL Podcast with Dan Hanzus & Marc Sessler
46 min
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8 chapters
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What was the final score and key moments of the 49ers‑Rams game in Australia?
And he cooked something up on third and goal. Purdy, end zone. Evans, touchdown. He ripped it away from Watson. And the first Purdy to Evans connection in the end zone in Australia.
Noah Eagle on the call. Always kind of looks like he's up to no good. He's in the booth with Lou Keekly, who sounds exactly like Move the Sticks. And that was messing with me all game. But it was the 49ers who truly messed with the Los Angeles Rams. At the Big G. In Australia, final score, San Francisco 27, Los Angeles 7. And it played out exactly like it sounded with the Niners. really controlling this game from the jump. Dan Hanses here. Mark Sessler. Connor Orr. Justin Graver on the ones and twos. It's a long day. You already in your feeds. If you're a true heatedness, you have the preview locked and loaded. You're going to get a Friday, Friday fun show in the morning. We did the live recap of Pat Seahawks and a little bit later tonight, we will get to some fallout from that particular game.
We have people in the chat right now and good to see everybody back again. And I guess, Mark, a way to get into this is let this game be a reminder. Because I know there's going to be plenty of discourse about the game being in Australia and how much that played into how this played out and how much to take from it. But it's good to have a game like this. And I think we're all on the Niners as being in a pretty good place. I think we all picked them to make the playoffs. Mark, you have them making the division, winning the division. Yeah. And... It's just good to be sometimes keep certain things in perspective that the 49ers with Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy and all those talented players on both sides of the ball, despite the chaos of the offseason.
There's plenty to like about this team and seeing it all on the field at the same time. I don't know. I don't take too much out of the ramp side of it. We'll get to that. But I put a lot into what we saw from the Niners today. They're still a thing.
I, I totally agree. Um, you know, it's like, um, I think we forget when it comes to Kyle Shanahan, you were raised by Mike Shanahan, who was a mother f***er. Who was a dark soul, right? Who was a great coach. Well, I mean that. Like, I really mean this. A dark soul, I like that. Well, I really mean this. Like, I think Kyle Shanahan is not thrown by any circumstance. And this is the team in this division that was forgotten. It was forgotten because Seattle won the Super Bowl and the Rams have been up their own butts and everyone's been up the Rams' butts for like the last four or five months. I love what occurred tonight. I don't know how else to say it. I absolutely love what occurred tonight because football is a level.
It will level you. It will level you out. We'll find out what is real and what's not real. And the Rams, with all their little travel plans and all their little... Rams items, like here they come. The Rams with
all those Rams
items. No, because you know what? Sorry, but here they come. And I really, really feel that the Niners are weirdly a team that somehow snuck up on their own division rival. And Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay have been doing this more than 20 times. And here comes... Here comes Kyle Shanahan doing what he did tonight. I enjoyed this game because it reminded me that football comes down to what happens on the field, not a bunch of press and nonsense and regurgitated items and mini podcasts about how great assistant coaches are and all this other nonsense. Go out there and do it. And the Niners just went and did it. And I'm not surprised. Connor?
I give Kyle Shanahan a ton of credit. He took basically the characteristics of his running game, which was typically that outside zone style stretch running game, and almost kind of inverted it. And it was a classic Shanahan stat line. You had two running backs going Christian McCaffrey, 6.8 yards of carry. And then I think Keelan Black had almost five yards of carry. And each of them had double digit carries. But it was the way that it looked that was a little bit different.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the final score and key moments of the 49ers‑Rams game in Australia?
0:00–8:09
2
How did Kyle Shanahan’s game plan give the 49ers a dominant edge?
8:09–15:31
3
Why did the Rams struggle with the time‑zone and travel adjustments?
15:31–21:02
4
What impact did the limited fan noise and broadcast setup have on the viewing experience?
21:02–27:24
5
How did the 49ers’ offensive line and running game create mismatches against the Rams?
27:24–32:48
6
What injuries and player performance issues affected the Rams’ offense?
32:48–38:23
7
What are the implications of this game for the NFC West race and upcoming match‑ups?
38:23–43:36
8
How did the hosts wrap up the discussion and look ahead to the next week’s games?
43:36–46:06