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Yo! Dillon “Big Dill” Smith here, and the Jags just went into Levi’s and left with receipts. Jacksonville upended San Francisco 26-21 in front of 70,495, flipping a script that had the undefeated Niners favored and feeling comfy in that late FOX window. San Francisco rolled in 3-0 and laying about a field goal — but Duval said hold my dill pickle. (bleacherreport.com)

Early on, San Francisco’s offense moved but stalled — two Eddy Piñeiro chip shots while the red zone went red light. Then the game detonated: Travis Etienne Jr. (19 carries, 124 yards, 1 TD) knifed left for a 48-yard house call, and later Hunter Long (3/3, 23 yards, 1 TD) cashed a goal-line dart to make it 17-6 Jags at the break. Jacksonville’s plan was clear: mash on the ground, keep the chains and the clock humming.

Momentum swung wild in the third. Brock Purdy (22/38, 309 yards, 2 TD) finally synced up, finding Christian McCaffrey (6 catches, 92 yards, 1 TD; 17 rushes, 49 yards) for six and a slick two-pointer to Jauan Jennings, slicing it to 17-14 — but the Jags answered with three, then detonated special teams. Rookie spark plug Parker Washington took a booming punt 87 yards to the crib, the kind of blast that tilts a stadium and a scoreboard, 26-14 JAX.

San Francisco wasn’t done. Purdy kept dealing and uncorked a 21-yard strike to surprise weapon Jake Tonges (3/5, 58 yards, 1 TD) to make it a five-point game. After a late Jaguars miss from 47, the Niners had the ball and the building — and then bang: Arik Armstead screamed off the edge for the strip, Foyesade Oluokun fell on it, and Jacksonville slow-cooked the final seconds to seal a statement road dub.

Big Dill of the Game: Travis Etienne Jr.. From that runway 48-yarder to relentless late-down grinders, ETN’s juice and 151 team rush yards were the Jags’ heartbeat in Santa Clara. That’s today’s Big Dill — and that’s a wrap from Big Dill Sports, where ballin’ is a big dill.