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The Rams rolled into Levi’s with receipts and walked out with a statement, thumping the Niners 42–26 behind a vintage heater from Matthew Stafford (24/36, 280 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT) and a red‑zone hammer named Kyren Williams (14 carries, 73 yards, 2 TD). After dropping the OT meeting back on October 2, L.A. set the tone early and never let the bay breeze cool them off. (espn.com)

From the jump, Stafford was carving—chunk plays to Davante Adams (6 catches, 77 yards, 1 TD) and a rhythm strike to Puka Nacua (5 for 64 and a 22‑yard TD) had San Francisco on its heels. A quick flip to Davis Allen for six made it 21–0 before the Niners found a pulse. And if you’ve been tracking the vibes, you saw this coming: Stafford entered Sunday on a tear with 16 TDs and zero picks over his previous five, and the touch stayed golden in Santa Clara. (espn.com)

Credit to the Niners for swinging back. Mac Jones (33/39, 319 yards, 3 TD) was efficient as a metronome, leaning on George Kittle (9 for 84 and a TD) and Jauan Jennings (6 for 71 and a TD) while Brian Robinson Jr. punched in a goal‑line score and Luke Farrell snagged another. But a blocked PAT kept it at 28–20, and the door slammed on the next big moment: Emmanuel Forbes Jr. jumped a fourth‑quarter throw for a momentum‑snatching pick, and a few snaps later Stafford dotted Colby Parkinson (4 for 41 and a TD) to break it open. From there, Kyren iced it with power runs and fresh legs.

Big Dill of the Game: Matthew Stafford — 280 yards, 4 touchdowns, zero giveaways. The vet dealt darts, spread the love, and kept the Rams’ offense humming in every high‑leverage spot. That’s a masterclass, folks. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and this has been Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.