There wasn’t a point in the 49ers’ divisional playoff win over the Cowboys where San Francisco asserted the level of offensive domination we’ve seen from them during Brock Purdy’s run as the starting quarterback. An avalanche of points became something of an expectation for that unit, but it never came in a narrow 19-12 victory over Dallas.
While the high-level domination never came, there was a discernible difference in the 49ers’ offense between the first and second halves. They became significantly more efficient over the final 30 minutes once they’d gotten a chance to feel out an excellent Cowboys defense.
