Week 6 NFL scores: Which games helped 49ers?
The San Francisco 49ers don't play until Monday night, but the rest of Week 6 gave them some help. Here are the games that mattered.
The San Francisco 49ers did not play on Sunday, but there were several noteworthy NFL games that could impact their season. The most significant game for the 49ers was their Week 6 matchup against the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football, which could potentially advance them to a 6-0 record. This win would make the 49ers no worse than two games ahead of their division rivals, the Seattle Seahawks.
Another crucial game for the 49ers is their upcoming clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where the Steelers' defensive tackle, DeForest Buckner, might become a trade deadline seller. The Titans' defeat against the Denver Broncos could also affect the 49ers' trade options, as Indianapolis fell to 2-4. The loss might make them more likely to trade players like DeForest Buckner.
Additionally, the 49ers will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 17, a game that could be significant if the Buccaneers are open to trading Vita Vea. The New Orleans Saints' win over the New York Giants could also impact the 49ers, as they now hold the top spot in the NFC with only one loss. Lastly, the Carolina Panthers' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles may signal their struggles, as the Eagles have lost four consecutive games.
This could lead to the 49ers hosting the Eagles in Week 17, a game that might be moved to primetime if Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts faces significant injuries.
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