San Francisco humiliates the Raiders with an overwhelming victory

Nick Mullens has amassed 262 yards and three touchdowns, the NFL's most productive debut since the league's merger. He led the San Francisco 49ers to a 34-3 loss to the Oakland Raiders in an uneven battle between Teams Bay Area.

George Kittle made a spectacular one-handed reception for a 71-yard save shortly before scoring Mullens' pass, and Pierre Garcon had his first touchdown in two seasons with the 49ers (2-7 ), which broke a series. six defeats and won for the second time in two years a match in which Jimmy Garoppolo was not his quarterback.

Mullens was a starter after CJ Beathard's right wrist injury last week and took full advantage of the opportunity against the Raiders' (1-7) defensive, one of the worst of the NFL .

The South Mississippi graduate, who was not drafted, quickly cleared the ball and took advantage of several blanket errors to make big plays, including his 24-meter tie with Garcon. , who was completely unmarked and scored at the first offense. Match.

Mullens completed 16 of 22 submissions and earned a score of 151.9 points, the highest record for a quarterback with at least 15 pass attempts in his first NFL game since the league merged in 1970. He threw touchdowns. Garcon and Kendrick Bourne in his first two series and, from there, had no trouble signing the biggest victory of his rivalry since San Francisco won the first game in 1970, by 38-7.

Raheem Mostert added a 52-yard run to the end zone and the 49ers outnumbered the Raiders by 408 yards.