How PFF rated the 49ers offense and defense in the win over the Seahawks – NBC Sports Bay Area & California

The 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks was a wild ride, and the team’s PFF grades show the ups and downs of the battle.

Brock Purdy was under pressure on 16 of his 34 dropbacks, and Seattle blitzed the quarterback seven times. It was during these blitzes that Purdy completed only two of his six throws and threw his only interception of the game.

Purdy again found success in the short yardage game, completing all six of his passes behind the line of scrimmage and six of his eight attempts from zero to nine yards downfield. Intermediate throws from 10 to 19 yards down the field were a bit more difficult, with five successes on eight attempts, but Purdy found his target on two of his three deep throws of 20 yards or more.

Purdy significantly extended plays with his feet with an average throw time of 3.52 seconds, his longest of the season. The offensive line did its best in the trenches against a talented Seattle group, allowing eleven pressures.

11 total pressures

LG Connor Colby – one sack, three hits and two carries

RG Dominick Punished – two pressed

C Jake Brendel – two in a hurry

RT Colton McKivitz – in a hurry

Purdy spread the ball around as much as possible, targeting seven different players and connecting with all but one — tight end Luke Farrell. On the brighter side, Farrell received the highest run blocking rating on offense.

The offense had fierce success on the ground, with 67 of their 94 yards rushing after contact. Christian McCaffrey recorded 11 carries for 68 yards, including 39 after contact.

Here are other highlights from the 49ers’ Week 5 win in Seattle:

WR Mike Evans – 92.0

Evans received the highest grade on offense, catching seven of his nine targets for 113 yards and a touchdown. Four of the All-Pro’s catches were contested and six were for first downs or touchdowns.

Seattle cornerback Josh Jobe was tasked with covering the star receiver and allowed six catches on eight attempts, while safety Nick Emmanwori allowed a catch on his only attempt to cover Evans.

While the 49ers offense allowed nearly a dozen pressures, the defense did its part to keep Sam Darnold off balance.

The 23 pressures of the defense:

Keion White – one sack, four hurries

Gracen Halton – one bag, two dispatches

Osa Odighizuwa – one bag, two dispatches

Jaden Dugger – one bag, one squeeze

Romello Height – one shot, one squeeze

Khalid Kareem – one shot, one hurry

Mykel Williams – in a hurry

Sebastian Valdez – in a hurry

Upton Stout – pressed

Fred Warner – one shot

Ogbo Okoronkwo – let’s hurry

Naquan Jones – in a hurry

The defensive line snap counts 63 total:

Osa Odighizuwa – 47

Keion White – 43

Romello Height – 37

Gracen Halton – 34

Sebastian Valdez – 33

Mykel Williams – 23

Ogbo Okoronkwo – 14

Naquan Jones – 12

Khalid Karim – 10

Seven missed tackles:

Malik Mustapha and Fred Warner each missed two, while Ji’Ayir Brown, Upton Stout and Gracen Halton all missed one.

DL Gracen Halton – 90.6

Halton was on the field for 34 snaps and racked up the stats, recording three total pressures – one sack and two hurries – one tackle for a loss, one for no gain, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery for a touchdown.

The rookie received the highest rating of any interior defensive lineman in Sunday’s games.

CB Renardo Green – 92.3

Green receives the highest grade on defense, allowing just two completions on five targets for five yards, along with two interceptions and a pass breakup.

S Malik Mustapha – 71.4

The third-year safety made huge plays in the game, including five solo tackles and two stops while not allowing three targets to be completed and recording a pass breakup. This helped thwart Mustapha’s two missed tackles.

Very special special teams:

P Corliss Waitman – 69.3

All five of Waitman’s punts landed inside the 20 and allowed no return yards. Just before halftime, the punter’s biggest kick was downed at the 4-yard line, setting up Halton’s fumble recovery touchdown.

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