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Oakland Raiders 3-34 San Francisco 49ers: Nick Mullens leads 49ers rout of Raiders

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Highlights of the Oakland Raiders' trip to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9 of the NFL

The San Francisco 49ers racked up their second win of the season as quarterback Nick Mullens led them to a 34-3 win over the Oakland Raiders.

The 49ers now have a 2-7 record in NFC West but ended a six-game losing streak in the league, while the Raiders now are 1-7.

Mullens, who began the season on the 49ers practice squad, was given his chance after starting quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo's season-ending knee injury in September and his back-up C.J. Beathard was declared unavailable as he struggled with a thumb and a wrist injury

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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Nick Mullens says he would celebrate their 34-3 win over the Oakland Raiders by speaking to his friends back home

Mullens impressed, throwing his first touchdown to Pierre Garcon from 24 yards out in the first quarter before finding Kendrick Bourne from four in the second. The 23-year-old QB then hit George Kittle from five yards out in the third en route to a 16 of 22, 262-yard performance.

Nick Mullens and Derek Carr
Image: Mullens (L) speaks with AJ McCarron (M) and Derek Carr (R) of the Oakland Raiders after their NFL game at Levi's Stadium

Jon Gruden's Raiders, who remain winless on the road, drove 56 yards for 10 plays in their first possession of the game but a sack and a holding penalty meant they could only go for a 37-yard field goal converted by Daniel Carlson.

Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden
Image: Oakland Raiders head coach Gruden has only won one game so far since his return

The 49ers then went 7-3 up three minutes later after Mullens' first NFL TD, while a further scoring strike to Bourne and a 39-yard field goal by Robbie Gould made it 17-3 at half-time. Kittle's touchdown catch and Gould's second field goal, a 25-yarder with four minutes remaining, rounded off the victory.

The San Francisco defense, meanwhile, caused problems for Oakland quarterback Derek Carr as they forced him into seven sacks. After throwing three touchdowns in the Raiders' 42-28 loss to the Indianapolis Colts last Sunday, Carr had no touchdown passes for 171 passing yards.

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FIRST QUARTER

Raiders 3-0 49ers: Daniel Carlson 37-yard field goal

Radiers 3-7 49ers: Nick Mullens 24-yard touchdown pass to Pierre Garcon (Robbie Gould extra point good)

SECOND QUARTER

Raiders 3-14 49ers: Mullens four-yard touchdown pass to Kendrick Bourne (Gould extra point good)

Raiders 3-17 49ers: Gould 39-yard field goal

THIRD QUARTER

Raiders 3-24 49ers: Mullens five-yard touchdown pass to George Kittle (Gould extra point good)

Raiders 3-31 49ers: Raheem Mostert 52-yard touchdown run (Gould extra point good)

FOURTH QUARTER

Raiders 3-34 49ers: Gould 25-yard field goal

Game's key stats

OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO
Passing C/A Yds TD Int Passing C/A Yds TD Int
Derek Carr 16/21 171 0 0 Nick Mullens 16/22 262 3 0
Rushing Att Yds TD Rushing Att Yds TD
Doug Martin 11 49 0 Raheem Mostert 7 86 1
DeAndre Washington 5 27 0 Matt Breida 12 44 0
Receiving Rec Yds TD Receiving Rec Yds TD
Jalen Richard 4 45 0 George Kittle 4 108 1
Martavis Bryant 2 29 0 Richie James 2 60 0
Brandon LaFell 3 20 0 Pierre Garcon 3 56 1
Jared Cook 2 20 0 Marquise Goodwin 1 11 0
Jordy Nelson 2 16 0 Kendrick Bourne 2 6 1
Total yards 242 Total yards 405

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