San Francisco @ Atlanta
Team Totals: 49ers 25, Falcons 19.5
Including playoffs, Jimmy Garoppolo has amassed 30 pass attempts or fewer in six straight starts and 35 or fewer in 13 of his last 14. Bottom three in the league in sacks (8), Atlanta lacks the pass-rush juice to capitalize on San Francisco’s O-Line deficiencies. Still a game manager, Jimmy G will need to be carried by his pass catchers to pay box-score dividends. … Jeff Wilson’s touch counts the past four weeks: 20, 15, 18, and 18. Longtime Kyle Shanahan favorite Tevin Coleman has leapfrogged Jordan Mason as San Francisco’s No. 2 RB, while Elijah Mitchell (MCL, I.R.) isn’t due back before the 49ers’ post-bye Week 10 date with the Chargers. Third-round rookie Tyrion Davis-Price (ankle) did resume practicing fully this week and should be rostered in deep-bench season-long leagues. Marlon Mack was cut early this week. Things may get murky soon, but I like Wilson’s odds of continuing to flirt with 18-20 touches at Atlanta, whose defense is surrendering a crisp 4.64 yards per carry and 134 total yards per game to enemy RBs.
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