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The 49ers beat the Raiders 38-17 at Levi's Stadium but lose rookie Gracen Halton to a broken ankle

The SJtoday teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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The 49ers bounced back from their first loss with a 38-17 win over the Raiders at on Sunday, moving to 7-1. The defense took five takeaways in the second half alone, its most in a game since 2014. It had forced just seven in the first seven games.

The 49ers beat the Raiders by 21 points

  • Raiders17
    49ers38 (won)
    FinalLevi's Stadium, Santa Clara

The cost came late. With 4:03 left, defensive tackle Gracen Halton broke his left ankle when Keion White rolled into it, and coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed the season-ending injury. On the next play, Malik Mustapha intercepted Kirk Cousins to seal the win.

  • Deommodore Lenoir: foot injury, extent not yet clear
  • Renardo Green: back injury, more testing coming
  • Brock Purdy: 232 yards passing, two touchdowns, one more rushing
  • NFL trade deadline: Tuesday

Halton had 15 tackles and two sacks in his rookie season

15
tackles in eight games
2
sacks
5
tackles for loss
6
starts

Sources: FOX40, ABC7 Bay Area, NBC Bay Area

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