SF D could very well copy SEA's gameplan to stop AJ and the run and force AR to throw. Difference is SF has the talent to make that plan work. The only guy that could get open last sunday was DA and the occasional JG. SEA didn't have the DB's to plaster Adams but SF does, by quantity if not by quality. SF DL will pass rush when down and distance calls for it but maintain gap discipline to top the run.
MLF needs to come up with the best gameplan of his young career to find the back doors in this SF D. If he does that, AR continues at altitude and the D plays lights out, we have a chance. For all those who have been saying basically every week that "they're winning and they still haven't played a complete game", this is the week they need to play that complete game.