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49ers’ “embarrassing” defense against the Lions will be their main priority before facing the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

The San Francisco 49ers must play better defense than they did against the Detroit Lions in the NFC Championship game if they hope to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs in their Super Bowl rematch.

Many fans saw what seemed to be a lack of defensive effort on several plays, despite the 49ers rallying from a 17-point halftime hole to win 34–31.

Speaking with media on Friday, head coach Kyle Shanahan and other important team members discussed the disappointing aspects of the win and the club’s recovery strategy.

According to Shanahan, he witnessed numerous instances of subpar defense, particularly on run plays, defensive coordinator Steve Wilks appeared to place the most of the blame on the players.
One of the most obvious examples came from Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs, who deftly maneuvered past several opponents to score a 15-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Similarly, when he ripped off for a 42-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, Detroit wide out Jameson Williams exposed the secondary.

In an attempt to elevate his playing career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 1990s, 49ers general manager John Lynch said on Friday that San Francisco should strive for a similar degree of defensive domination.

Returners like defensive end Nick Bosa, who lost to the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV four years ago, have an added incentive to perform well. Linebacker Fred Warner claimed on Thursday that the 49ers’ heartbreaking loss, which saw them blow a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter, left him “scarred for life.”

Bosa gave the team some guidance before the coaches addressed the group.

In addition, Bosa made sure to give Kansas City’s offensive linemen some warning shots, telling reporters that “they hold a lot.”

Greetings from the new Pro Bowl again. In the event that you need a reminder, this is what has changed.

Here are the NFL Pro Bowl Games for 2024. Actually, they were here on Thursday as well. Here’s a recap of the new manner the NFL honors its stars who didn’t make the Super Bowl as the celebrations build into Sunday.

We would overlook your lack of awareness if you hadn’t heard that the league had modified the heavily criticized All-Star Game from a flag football game with a number of different talent competitions to a lightly played tackle football game.

These modifications were made again during the Pro Bowl Games in Orlando in 2024. For all the information you require regarding the event, continue reading.

Which regulations apply to the Pro Bowl Games in 2024?

The competition is split into two days under the current format of the Pro Bowl Games: Thursday is dedicated to different skill tasks, while Sunday includes both the main flag football game and additional skill challenges.

Precision passing, best catch, high stakes (catching a lot of punts), dodgeball, kick tac toe, and closest to the pin (basically, golf) are the six activities that make up the Thursday competition. On Sunday, there will be tug-of-war, Madden head-to-head, gridiron gauntlet (an obstacle course relay race), kick tac toe, and, of course, the game.

A team’s final score will be determined by adding three points from each of the skill events. The winner of this contest will be decided by adding those scores to the results of the flag football match.

Four 12-minute quarters will make up the flag football game, which will take place on a 50-yard field with 10-yard end zones. Teams can only score an additional point by scoring from the five-yard line, but touchdowns are still worth six points. Starting from the 10-yard line, they can go for two.

What transpired during the Pro Bowl Games on Thursday?

With victories in snap shots, closest to the pin, precision passing, and dodgeball, the NFC concluded Thursday’s action with a 12–6 score. Regarding the best catch competition, which will be decided by an online poll, the jury is yet out.

Baker Mayfield, the quarterback for the Tampa Bay Bucs, was victorious in the precision passing match, defeating youngster C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans 9 to 8.

The closest to the pin victory was scored by Dallas Cowboys punter Bryan Anger, while the snap shots came from Philadelphia Eagles center and Minnesota Vikings long snapper Andrew DePaola.

With his next-to-last snap, Kelce made the most valuable five-point hole, displaying mule-like persistence in the process.

The AFC got its lone win from Pittsburgh Steelers special-teamer Miles Killebrew, who somehow managed to catch a punt while holding five other footballs.

How did last year’s Pro Bowl Games go?

All eyes were on Saints quarterback Derek Carr at the Pro Bowl last year, since he was set to part ways with the Las Vegas Raiders at the time. Amid all of the speculation about the separation and his next move, Carr used the Thursday skills competitions to send a message to teams. He secured a win for the AFC with a 31-point performance in the Precision Passing competition between six participants.