49ers vs. Broncos: Four winners and losers of the 24-15 Niners win against Denver

The San Francisco 49ers were always going to beat the Denver Broncos in the long run. The Niners did not get the best start, but they made enough games to win 24-15. Now that we have summarized, here are four winners and three losers of Monday Night Football.

winners

Salomon Thomas

Solly seemed to be a different player in practice and he continued to show it against the Broncos. If you look at the goals table, Thomas had two solo tackles, one for a loss, and that's it. His effort was everything. Thomas played inside and out and jostled around. If he plays as he did on Monday night when DeForest Buckner, Dee Ford and Nick Bosa are on the pitch, the defense will be better than that imagined by the world's greatest player. Here are some of his pieces:

Raheem Mostert

Mostert found the goal zone and his celebration was bigger than football. If we stick to football, Mostert will have a hard time leaving it outside the mix. Mostert had eight hits for 100 yards. Three of his five races went for the first trials and two of them ran more than ten meters. Knowing that health has been a problem in running, Mostert has proven its membership.

losers

Jimmy Garoppolo

I'll do a throw-to-throw and later describe Garoppolo's performance. I understand that this is his first live-action for almost a year and it will not matter if the 49ers are 5-2 years old. We still have to talk about his play. None of the surrounding parts of Jimmy G did him any service, but neither did he. Garoppolo looked like a player who was not touched. He was shy as a weapon when it came to putting himself in the pocket. This led to poor decision-making and a result that we would all like to forget.

DJ Reed

Reed's final stats look better than they should have been. He was targeted four times and gave three receptions. If you remember, he gave Emmanuel Sanders a 45-yard pass that was canceled by Garrett Bolles. Reed dropped back-to-back shots that allowed Denver to expand the drive. He broke a pass and went out in blitz, but for someone who is competing for a starting place, Reed did not help against the Broncos.

Offensive tackles

At first, there was an apparent miscommunication between the offensive line. When Joe Freaking Staley lets a defender overtake him, something happens. Justin Skule took over where he had stopped last week and it 's not a compliment. The rookie allowed a sack, another pressure and a penalty. At this rate, he could not even do the training team. I do not remember Willie Beavers or Sam Young being beaten, but they did not stand out either.

winners

Jaquiski Tartt

Tartt looked like a player I watched a few years ago when I thought he was one of the top five players. You want security to be active, and Tartt was just that. Tartt finished the match with six tackles, including three saves. He was shot twice, one of those Tartts broke the pass and the other did not win a goal. He showed margin by chasing a backstroke that resulted in a tackle for loss. It was an excellent performance for Tartt. A reminder that he is a very good football player.

Emergency defense line

This group was the offensive line of Denver all night. It was an impressive performance for many guys. The defense ended with seven sacks and 19 in a hurry. Kentavius ​​Street and Jay Bromley had two bags. Damontre Moore continues to beat the attacking team. He finished with some haste. UDFA, Kevin Givens, was too fast for Denver's interior. Jeremiah Valoaga had a bag, two hurry and five saves. Do you think Kris Kocurek makes a difference?