San Francisco 49ers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Stadium
Pitt Stadium
Capacity: 68,400
Inaugurated: 01/01/1925
Broadcast
Announcers
Jack Buck, Pat Summerall, Jim Thacker
Summary
SF and PIT combined for 569 passing yards and 6 passing touchdowns. On the ground, Ken Willard led SF with 110 rushing yards while Earl Gros paced PIT with 47. Through the air, John David Crow topped SF with 144 receiving yards while Roy Jefferson led PIT with 132.
Expected Points Summary
Team Stats
Stat
SF
PIT
First Downs
18
22
Rush-Yds-TDs
31-130-2
24-71-0
Cmp-Att-Yd-TD-INT
16-25-282-2-1
26-45-287-4-5
Sacked-Yards
2-13
1-7
Net Pass Yards
269
280
Total Yards
399
351
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
0-0
Turnovers
1
5
Penalties-Yards
4-48
2-20
Expected Points Detail
Officials
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Boxscore Team Stats
Stat
SF
PIT
First Downs
18
22
Rush-Yds-TDs
31-130-2
24-71-0
Cmp-Att-Yd-TD-INT
16-25-282-2-1
26-45-287-4-5
Sacked-Yards
2-13
1-7
Net Pass Yards
269
280
Total Yards
399
351
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
0-0
Turnovers
1
5
Penalties-Yards
4-48
2-20
Scoring Summary
Q
Team
Detail
Score
1
49ers
Ken Willard 1 yard rush (Tommy Davis kick)
7-0
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Steelers
Roy Jefferson 10 yard pass from Dick Shiner (Booth Lusteg kick)
7-7
—
49ers
Ken Willard 3 yard rush (Tommy Davis kick)
14-7
2
49ers
John David Crow 54 yard pass from John Brodie (Tommy Davis kick)
21-7
—
Steelers
Rich Kotite 20 yard pass from Dick Shiner (Booth Lusteg kick)
21-14
—
49ers
Gary Lewis 16 yard pass from John Brodie (Tommy Davis kick)
28-14
—
49ers
Kermit Alexander Jr. 66 yard interception return (Tommy Davis kick)
35-14
3
49ers
Tommy Davis 15 yard field goal
38-14
4
Steelers
Rich Kotite 4 yard pass from Dick Shiner (Booth Lusteg kick)
38-21
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Steelers
Roy Jefferson 5 yard pass from Dick Shiner (Booth Lusteg kick)
38-28
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49ers
Bill Belk 6 yard interception return (Tommy Davis kick)
45-28