49ers vs Cardinals Prediction and Pick, Week 11

During the most recent week, the San Francisco 49ers continued their trend of zigzagging, as they have not won consecutive games since Weeks 2 and 3. The fact that you have a backup quarterback, that you are missing your WR1 and TE1 for a significant portion of those games, if not all of them, and that you no longer have your two greatest players on defense is something that is partly to be expected.

Following a loss to the Los Angeles Rams by a score of 42 points in Week 10, the 49ers’ defense reached its lowest point of the season. When you give up forty or more at home, there are no moral triumphs to be had. In spite of the fact that everyone in the NFL is suffering from injuries, it did not appear that the Niners had any chance of defending against that offense.

The good news for San Francisco is that they will be facing an Arizona Cardinals squad that, like them, has let up more than forty points to a team from the same division. There were two fumbles that were lost by Jacoby Brissett, and the Seattle Seahawks were already up 35-0 before Sam Darnold could even attempt a ball with a touchdown touchdown.

The Cardinals are currently in fourth place in the NFC West, while the 49ers are currently in third place. Week 11 is about to begin. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Niners are a 2.5-point favorite on the road, and the total is 48.5. The Niners’ defense has recently gained the attention of oddsmakers, as this is the second-highest total for Week 11 of the season.

Despite the fact that the 49ers have been mired in inconsistency since October, the Cardinals have triumphed once under the leadership of Brissett and Kyler Murray during that span of time. Arizona’s game against the Green Bay Packers was a competitive one throughout. However, after Monday Night Football, that is not exactly a prestigious accomplishment to be proud of. The victory over the Dallas Cowboys is completely unworthy of anything more than a yawn. Both the Panthers and the Bears were able to defeat the Cowboys.

What exactly are we going to witness this week? It is anticipated that Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride will present San Francisco with a defensive challenge. In Week 3, McBride racked up 78 yards while playing with Fred Warner.

As a result of their pass rush, the Cardinals have the advantage defensively; yet, the offense should continue to hum as a result of the likely return of Brock Purdy and Ricky Pearsall, as well as an offensive line that is heading in the right direction. Week 3 saw Mac Jones throw for 284 yards and a touchdown. The responsibility for 117 of those was borne by Pearsall.

In their most recent matchup, these two clubs finished with a score of 16-15. At this point in time, it may be the score at the halftime break.