Victory Tuesday! 49ers Thump Miami 35-13 — Now Avoid the Arizona Trap

John, Tim and Brian are back to break down San Francisco’s 35-13 dismantling of the Miami Dolphins in the home opener at Levi’s Stadium.

Brock Purdy was nearly flawless, completing 20 of 22 passes for 287 yards, throwing two touchdowns, running for another and finishing with a 149 passer rating.

Even more impressive? The 49ers have now gone two straight games without allowing a sack — something the franchise hadn’t accomplished to start a season since sacks became an official statistic. 

Christian McCaffrey reached 100 career touchdowns, George Kittle looked like vintage Kittle in his return, Mike Evans continues to give the offense a true difference-maker on the outside, and San Francisco scored touchdowns on five consecutive possessions. The defense joined the party with four sacks while continuing to keep opponents out of the end zone when it matters.

But it wasn’t all perfect.

The guys discuss Miami’s success running inside against the 49ers defense, the concerns surrounding C.J. West, and a suddenly thin wide receiver room after DeMarcus Robinson suffered a high ankle sprain. They also react to the addition of veteran speedster Brandin Cooks and discuss how Kyle Shanahan might work him into the offense.

Then it’s time to hand out the stars of the game, put John and Tim through another round of Niners Trivia, and preview Week 3 against the Arizona Cardinals.

Is this the first real trap game of the season? Arizona has already pulled off one upset, and history says divisional games don’t always go according to plan.

Plus: Brian reports from Levi’s, Deebo gets a huge homecoming reception, the magic Niners hat improves to 2-0, the guys debut “Dogs and Cats Living Together, Mass Hysteria,” and they take a spin around a very strange NFL through two weeks.

The Niners are 2-0.

The offense is rolling.

Now go bank another win and don’t all into a trap game and make it 3-0.