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Two injury-riddled teams searching for answers collide at MetLife Stadium as the 49ers visit Big Blue.
The 49ers have dropped two straight and fallen behind Seattle and Los Angeles in the NFC West, their depth tested at nearly every position.
With Brock Purdy’s status still uncertain and the offense sputtering, Kyle Shanahan’s team suddenly looks vulnerable.
The Giants have also lost two in a row, but the East Coast kickoff might just keep them in striking distance.
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What our Post expert thinks about 49ers vs. Giants
Statistically, this matchup screams grind-it-out football.
San Francisco’s offense is laboring, needing 17.7 yards per point, while New York’s defense forces efficiency out of opponents, allowing just 14.9 yards per point.
The Giants’ defensive front is active, producing three sacks per game and forcing 15 takeaways, setting up short fields that could tilt the field position their way.
With both defenses top-tier in limiting points per yard — 16.1 for San Francisco, 14.9 for New York — and both offenses fighting inconsistency, this has the potential to be a clock-eater.
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