The 49ers didn't allow an offensive touchdown, but it didn't prevent Sunday's win from coming down the wire. They held on to win 26-21 and improved to 2-2. The defense held the Eagles' offense in check for the entire game, including a crucial goal-line stand late that San Francisco's coaching staff had prepped for during the week.
49ers overcome disaster against Eagles
Sep 28, 2014 at 11:00 PM
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