Usually, we get sucked into living in the present moment, but not this time.
The 49ers offense of today is producing results at a productive and comparatively rapid rate. Brock Purdy, Kyle Shanahan, and the facilitators have consistently scored thirty or more points. It isn’t the most dominant team that 49ers fans have ever seen, in their opinion.
The San Francisco 49ers of 1984 had a 15-1 record and scored 475 points, or 29.7 points per game. The group scored fifty-seven touchdowns.
Based on points scored, the following 49ers offenses rank most in team history, per Statmuse:
‘94 – 505 points, 6,060 yards, 31.6 PPG, 13-3
‘98 – 479 points, 6,800 yards, 29.9 PPG, 12-4
‘19 – 479 points, 6,097 yards, 29.9 PPG, 13-3
‘84 – 475 points, 6,366 yards, 29.7 PPG, 15-1
‘93 – 473 points, 6,435 yards, 29.6 PPG, 10-6
‘87 – 459 points, 5,987 yards, 30.6 PPG, 13-2
‘95 – 457 points, 6,087 yards, 28.6 PPG, 11-5
‘22 – 450 points, 6,216 yards, 26.5 PPG, 13-4
‘89 – 442 points, 6,268 yards, 27.6 PPG, 14-2
‘83 – 432 points, 6,054 yards, 27.0 PPG, 10-6
At 402.6 yards per game, 0.512 points per play, 6.8 yards per play, 3.8 touchdowns per game, and 30.4 points per game, the 49ers are now leading the league.
Whether the team runs the table and ends with the Lombardi will determine how this team is evaluated. This club is undoubtedly playing at a historically high offensive clip. It’s yet unclear how they will be remembered.
Ninety-nine percent of 49ers supporters are happy with the team’s current trajectory.
