Best performers from 49ers' blowout win vs. Raiders

The San Francisco 49ers welcomed the Las Vegas Raiders to Levi's Stadium on Sunday for a battle between interconference rivals, and Kyle Shanahan's team earned a 38-17 victory, moving to 6-1 on the year. San Francisco played pretty well in this game, but they capitalized on plenty of mistakes from t

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The San Francisco 49ers welcomed the Las Vegas Raiders to Levi's Stadium on Sunday for a battle between interconference rivals, and Kyle Shanahan's team earned a 38-17 victory, moving to 6-1 on the year.

San Francisco played pretty well in this game, but they capitalized on plenty of mistakes from the now 4-5 Raiders, including five turnovers.

As we break down this victory, let's look at some of San Francisco's top performers in Week 9.

Brock Purdy

Was it Purdy's best effort? No, but he still had a strong performance against Las Vegas. He finished his day completing 68% of his passes for 232 yards with two touchdowns and an interception. He also rushed for 40 yards and scored again on the ground. That's an impressive day.

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Black and Christian McCaffrey as a duo. On Sunday, the two rushed for 138 yards and a touchdown (McCaffrey's) on 4.8 yards per attempt. McCaffrey also caught two passes for 19 yards and another touchdown.

Jordan Watkins

Talk about a breakout. Watkins entered this game with eight receptions for 164 yards in his career. Against the Raiders, he caught four passes for 86 yards, including a 37-yard touchdown in the third quarter with a man on his back.

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Fred Warner

One of the best linebackers in the NFL continued to be just that on Sunday. Warner finished his day with five tackles, which was the third-most of any 49ers defender. He also had a forced fumble (with another punch-out), a fumble recovery and a tackle for a loss, where he stopped Kirk Cousins on a quarterback sneak at the goal line.

Jaden Dugger

Dugger finished with six tackles, which is one more than Warner. He also recorded his first career interception and returned the pass for a touchdown, which was also the first score of his career.