The San Francisco 49ers are back off a bye and heading into Week 15

of the NFL season Matt Breida Jersey , which means it’s prediction time once again! This is going to be an P.M. game against the Seattle Seahawks who are trying to get a playoff spot, while the 49ers are just trying to get out of the season without any further injuries.The predictions will include:1. The first offensive play the 49ers will run/attempt to execute,2. The first player on defense (not special teams) who will make a tackle, and3. How the team’s first touchdown will be scored (if you think one will be scored).Here are the ground rules for the predictions.Offensive Play Prediction Guidelines: Try to be as specific as you can on what you think the 49ers’ first offensive play will be. Don’t just say “pass play” or “run play”. Instead, say “Mullens throws a slant route to Garon for 7 yards” or “Alfred Morris runs right side and picks up three yards.” You can also predict incompletions, interceptions, fumbles, touchdowns Trent Taylor Color Rush Jersey , and even a safety if you really think that will happen on the first offensive play!Defensive Tackle Prediction Guidelines: Predicting the first defensive play is much more obscure, so this one is a simpler category -- project who you think will make the team’s first tackle that does not come on special teams or a returned interception/fumble.First Touchdown Against Seattle: If you do not think the 49ers will score a touchdown, then say “no touchdowns” as your answer. Otherwise, predict how you think the 49ers’ first offensive touchdown will be scored, along with the person(s) who will score. You can predict it to be on offense, defense, or special teams. If you predict a passing touchdown, name both the quarterback and the receiver.Here is the template you can copy+paste for your comments:First Offensive Play: First Defensive Tackle: First Touchdown:Here are my predictions.First Offensive Play: Nick Mullens 10-yard pass to George Kittle for 20 yards.First Defensive Tackle: Fred Warner of Chris CarsonFirst Touchdown: Jeff Wilson up the middle on 3rd and goal for two yards The San Francisco 49ers are back home at Levi’s Stadium for Week 14 and it’s prediction time once again! This is going to be an P.M. game against the Denver Broncos who have a chance to be explosive https://www.49ersfanshop.com/Adrian-Colbert-Jersey , but certainly are under-achieving. The predictions will include:1. The first offensive play the 49ers will run/attempt to execute,2. The first player on defense (not special teams) who will make a tackle, and3. How the team’s first touchdown will be scored (if you think one will be scored).Here are the ground rules for the predictions.Offensive Play Prediction Guidelines: Try to be as specific as you can on what you think the 49ers’ first offensive play will be. Don’t just say “pass play” or “run play”. Instead, say “Mullens throws a slant route to Garon for 7 yards” or “Alfred Morris runs right side and picks up three yards.” You can also predict incompletions, interceptions, fumbles, touchdowns, and even a safety if you really think that will happen on the first offensive play!Defensive Tackle Prediction Guidelines: Predicting the first defensive play is much more obscure Dante Pettis Jersey , so this one is a simpler category -- project who you think will make the team’s first tackle that does not come on special teams or a returned interception/fumble.First Touchdown Against Denver: If you do not think the 49ers will score a touchdown, then say “no touchdowns” as your answer. Otherwise, predict how you think the 49ers’ first offensive touchdown will be scored, along with the person(s) who will score. You can predict it to be on offense, defense, or special teams. If you predict a passing touchdown, name both the quarterback and the receiver.Here is the template you can copy+paste for your comments:First Offensive Play: First Defensive Tackle: First Touchdown:Here are my predictions.First Offensive Play: Nick Mullens pass to Dante Pettis on a short crossFirst Defensive Tackle: DeForest Buckner of Phillip LindsayFirst Touchdown: Dante Pettis in the center out of field for an easy stroll in