Tim Ryan

You need some syrup for that pancake.

Now here's 49ers color commentator Tim Ryan, the sports leader.

Into the bye, he goes 6-1 in first place in the NFC West after a 29-20 Falcons win in Atlanta yesterday.

Niners had a 14-3 lead in the game, but four turnovers haunt.

Let's talk about it all with Tim Ryan, who is sponsored by Freedman's Appliance, proudly serving all of Northern California with a wide selection of luxury appliances.

Visit them in Pleasant Hill to see the Freedmen's Difference after a long flight back from Atlanta.

Welcome back home, Timmy.

ten oh that's the rundown

Sprinkle them in.

And then we'll keep it going with the 49er Talk with Tim Ryan stopping by at 750.

You know what's great

about Tim? I want to ask him about that whole substitution issue.

I figure that's a classic Tim Ryan one.

Did the Niners get boned on that? And explain to those of us who aren't experts on this, does the official have to stand over the ball? Because you see Greg Olson diagnosing that.

The official was supposed to go stand over the ball until the Niners were allowed to make a substitution.

Todd, we saw Brock Purdy get pressured in the pocket a few times yesterday with sack twice.

And we were talking about this earlier today with Tim Ryan.

He said that Brock looked a little pocket lock with only two scrambles for five yards on the day.

So what was your breakdown on not only the offensive line, but Brock Purdy, maybe not getting out of the pocket and picking up some more yards with his legs.

George Kittle up there kind of taking one for the team, doing the postgame interview.

Great read by Tim Ryan, who will join us at 7.50 about Purdy never seeing him, and that's what Purdy confirmed after the game.

He just didn't see him.

Marcus, four turnovers.

Well, there he is, Brock Purdy, after a two-interception day.

And each one a little unfortunate in its own way.

That one we played was, of course, Tim Ryan calling it.

And we're going to talk to Tim Ryan in just about 15 minutes here about he didn't see a great call by Atlanta's defense to show blitz, drop back.

You need some syrup for that pancake.

Now here's 49ers color commentator Tim Ryan, the sports leader.

Into the bye, he goes 6-1 in first place in the NFC West after a 29-20 Falcons win in Atlanta yesterday.

Niners had a 14-3 lead in the game, but four turnovers haunt.

Let's talk about it all with Tim Ryan, who is sponsored by Freedman's Appliance, proudly serving all of Northern California with a wide selection of luxury appliances.

Visit them in Pleasant Hill to see the Freedmen's Difference after a long flight back from Atlanta.

Welcome back home, Timmy.

ten oh that's the rundown

Sprinkle them in.

And then we'll keep it going with the 49er Talk with Tim Ryan stopping by at 750.

You know what's great about Tim? I want to

ask him about that whole substitution issue.

I figure that's a classic Tim Ryan one.

Did the Niners get boned on that? And explain to those of us who aren't experts on this, does the official have to stand over the ball? Because you see Greg Olson diagnosing that – The official was supposed to go stand over the ball until the Niners were allowed to make a substitution.

So was that where the breakdown went? I don't know.

Todd, we saw Brock Purdy get pressured in the pocket a few times yesterday with sack twice.

And we were talking about this earlier today with Tim Ryan.

He said that Brock looked a little pocket lock with only two scrambles for five yards on the day.

So what was your breakdown on not only the offensive line, but Brock Purdy, maybe not getting out of the pocket and picking up some more yards with his legs.

Todd, we saw Brock Purdy get pressured in the pocket a few times yesterday with sack twice.

And we were talking about this earlier today with Tim Ryan.

He said that Brock looked a little pocket lock with only two scrambles for five yards on the day.

So what was your breakdown on not only the offensive line, but Brock Purdy, maybe not getting out of the pocket and picking up some more yards with his legs.