49ers Outsmarted Myles Garrett | San Francisco 49ers News

The 49ers stunned the NFL by shutting down Myles Garrett, the two-time Defensive Player of the Year, in a masterclass of offensive line execution. Despite Garrett’s fearsome reputation, he finished with zero tackles, sacks, or quarterback hits—thanks to the 49ers’ bold strategy of running directly at him. Led by coach Kyle Shanahan and anchored by veteran Trent Williams, the line exploited Garrett’s run-stopping weaknesses, paving the way for 174 rushing yards and a near-six-yard-per-carry average. Christian McCaffrey and rookie Kaelon Black shined, while Brock Purdy faced pressure on just 19% of his drops. Garrett, battling a knee injury and admitting it was “the worst version of myself,” was thoroughly outmatched. The 49ers’ disciplined game plan turned a daunting matchup into a dominant victory, proving that smart preparation can neutralize even the league’s most feared pass rushers.

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