The San Francisco 49ers (9-4) will face the Tennessee Titans (2-11) in Week 15 at Levi’s Stadium, with all eyes on star running back Christian McCaffrey. McCaffrey was a late addition to the injury report on Saturday with a back issue, earning a questionable designation.

Though this game ended up closer than it began, the Rams out played the 49ers through four quarters, and the final score reflected that. The Rams started out in control with Matthew Stafford throwing two passing scores (four total) and Kyren Williams rushing for one as well.

In his first game against his former team, McCaffrey had 142 scrimmage yards and a touchdown as the 49ers won 20-9.

Coming off the bye week, the San Francisco 49ers find themselves in an enviable position. They are rested, getting healthier, and eyeing not just the playoffs but potentially the NFC’s No. 1 seed.

The 49ers took over back at the Browns’ 42 yard line. They picked up several first downs, draining clock, and looking to add more to the scoreboard. Purdy finally missed on a third down play in the red zone, as San Francisco sent Gay onto the field for a 31-yard field goal. He drilled it to give the 49ers a 26-8 lead with 4:09 to go.

Purdy had one passing and one rushing touchdown in San Francisco's win; Sanders went 16-of-25 with 149 yards and one touchdown.

Ricky Pearsall deployed a nifty double move to make arguably the 49ers’ biggest catch last game. His third-and-long conversion ignited a scoring drive just before halftime in

There is one game on the 49ers' schedule that has become an easier matchup for them. This wasn't the case about a month ago, but things have drastically changed now. It's the Indianapolis Colts. This was a matchup that was getting easier every week for the 49ers. The Colts have been in a free fall for the last month with no answers in sight.