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Levi’s was loud and the Niners were louder. San Francisco put the squeeze on Tennessee, 37–24, behind a chef’s-kiss afternoon from Brock Purdy (23/30, 295 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT; plus 44 rushing). The opening script was butter — quick hitters to Ricky Pearsall and George Kittle — before Purdy flicked a dart to Jauan Jennings for the first of his two scores. Christian McCaffrey (22 rush, 73 yards, 1 TD) punched in a goal-line grind, and Eddy Piñeiro’s late-half boot made it 17–10 at the break.

Out of halftime, the Big Dill meter spiked. Purdy uncorked a 38-yard seam shot to Pearsall, then found Jennings (3/37, 2 TD) again to stretch it, and later capped a clock-chewing march with a 1-yard toss to Kittle (8/88, TD) for a 31–10 chokehold. There was a brief scare when Pearsall limped off after a hip-drop tackle — but he returned and kept cooking, finishing with 6 catches for 96 yards. (sbnation.com)

Tennessee didn’t tap out — Tony Pollard (14 rush, 104 yards, TD) slashed chunk runs, Cameron Ward (18/29, 170 yards, 2 TD) hit Van Jefferson for 43, and big man Jeffery Simmons checked in with the most delicious Jumbo-eligible of the day, a 1-yard TD snag. But every time the Titans tugged, the Niners tugged harder: Purdy’s 26-yard scramble flipped field position, CMC salted away first downs, and two more Piñeiro field goals iced the jar. San Francisco stacked 433 yards of offense to Tennessee’s 306 and owned the moments that mattered.

Big Dill of the Game: Brock Purdy. Efficient, explosive, and in total command — three tuds through the air, legs for days, and zero giveaways. That’s top-shelf quarterbacking, folks. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and this has been Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.