Abdoo: Not so fast. The 49ers generated pressure on 33.6 percent of pass plays over their first seven games of the 2019 season (the second-highest rate in the NFL over that span), but from Week 9 on, they fell to 28th in team pressure rate (22.2%). The culprit? The 49ers' pass rush underachieved against tougher competition and mobile quarterbacks. Seven of San Francisco's last 11 opponents featured offenses ranked in the top 10 in hurry probability allowed (the Cardinals and Packers twice, and the Ravens, Rams and Saints once), and seven featured mobile quarterbacks (Arizona's Kyler Murray twice, Seattle's Russell Wilson twice, Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers twice and Baltimore's Lamar Jackson once). Hurry probability allowed reflects the likelihood that a quarterback will be under duress within 3 seconds of the snap; the lower the rate, the better the protection.