49ers score TDs on 1st 5 drives to beat the Dolphins 35-13

The San Francisco 49ers dominated the Miami Dolphins 35-13 on Sunday, showcasing an impressive opening performance. Quarterback Brock Purdy had a near-flawless game, completing 20 of 22 passes for 287 yards, including two touchdown passes. Running back Christian McCaffrey became the fourth-fastest player in the Super Bowl era by reaching 100 career touchdowns, achieving this milestone in just 114 games.

McCaffrey scored twice on one-yard runs, bringing his total to 100 touchdowns. The 49ers scored touchdowns on their first five drives, beginning with a 2-yard run by McCaffrey to kick off the scoring. The Dolphins, who entered the season with a salary cap issue of over $180 million in dead money, struggled to keep up with the powerful 49ers.

Despite some injuries, including for Dolphins running back Jaylen Wright and wide receiver Caleb Douglas, the 49ers maintained their dominance, securing the victory with a final score of 35-13.