mercurynews 49ers fall 33 21 to Cardinals for fourth straight loss

49ers fall 33-21 to Cardinals for fourth straight loss

var _ndnq = _ndnq || []; _ndnq.push([embed]);SANTA CLARA â€" Blaine Gabberts job no longer is safe.Nor are those of his 49ers teammates, not after Thursday nights fourth straight defeat.Coach Chip Kelly announced after the 33-21 loss to the Arizona Cardinals that all positions will come under review in the coming days.
Cam Inman

49ers fall flat in 33-21 loss to Cardinals

SANTA CLARA â€" The San Francisco 49ers officially lost to the Arizona Cardinals at 8:33 p.m. Pacific Time on Thursday night, and the final score was 33-21.But the game was all but over after the opening kickoff of the second half, when each team had just 7 points.Heres what happened during that play: The 49ers kick returner, Chris Davis, fielded the kickoff on a bounce at his 3-yard line and ran up field 11 yards, where he met Cardinals special teamer Ifeanyi Momah.
Grant Cohn

Cardinals look to build off 33-21 win over 49ers

Arizona Cardinals outside linebacker Markus Golden, right, celebrates next to free safety Tyrann Mathieu after sacking San Francisco 49ers quarterback Blaine Gabbert during the second half of an NFL football game in Santa Clara, Calif., Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016.(AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) (Photo: The Associated Press)SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) â€" After stumbling at the start of the season, the Arizona Cardinals hope a road win without their starting quarterback is just what they need to get their season back on track.After a fourth straight loss and another lackluster performance by quarterback Blaine Gabbert, the San Francisco 49ers must decide if its time to make a change at quarterback.
A.M. Edt October

Cardinals capitalize on mistakes by 49ers for a 33-21 victory

Drew Stanton threw two touchdown passes to Larry Fitzgerald in his first start in two years, David Johnson ran for two scores and the Arizona Cardinals capitalized on San Francisco mistakes to beat the 49ers 33-21 on Thursday night.The Cardinals (2-3) got 17 points off three turnovers by the 49ers (1-4) â€" two interceptions by Blaine Gabbert and a fumbled kickoff return by Chris Davis â€" and also had one drive extended by a running-into-the-kicker penalty.Those three scoring drives totaled just 41 yards, but proved to be enough to beat the sloppy 49ers as the Cardinals survived a week without injured starting quarterback Carson Palmer .
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Cardinals capitalize on 49ers mistakes to win 33-21

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- With Carson Palmer sidelined by a concussion, the one-win Arizona Cardinals turned to Larry Fitzgerald, David Johnson and an opportunistic defense for a much-needed victory.Drew Stanton threw two touchdown passes to Fitzgerald in the quarterbacks first start in two years, Johnson ran for two scores and the Cardinals capitalized on San Francisco mistakes to beat the 49ers 33-21 on Thursday night."We were a hungry team, a team that knows that we dug a hole for ourselves and we had to win this game," coach Bruce Arians said.
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