49ers (3-7) at Dallas (6-4)
When: 10 a.m. Sunday.
Where: Texas Stadium, Irving, Texas.
TV: Ch. 40.
Radio: KFBK (1530 AM); KNBR (680 AM).
Line: Cowboys by 10 1/2.
LAST WEEK
49ers: Defeated the St. Louis Rams 35-16. The 49ers scored on five consecutive drives in the first half for Mike Singletary's first win. Quarterback Shaun Hill looked impressive spreading the ball around.
Cowboys: Defeated the Washington Redskins 14-10. Quarterback Tony Romo (broken right little finger) returned to the lineup just in time to give the Cowboys a victory in a must-win situation.
Skinny: Despite the 49ers' impressive victory, it's hard to escape one cold fact: The three wins this season have come against teams with a combined record of 4-26.
49ERS STATISTICS
Category Avg. Rank
Total offense 315.4 21st
Total defense 341.7 21st
Points scored 23 t-13th
Points allowed 27.5 29th
COWBOYS STATISTICS
Category Avg. Rank
Total offense 342.2 11th
Total defense 293.6 9th
Points scored 23 t-13th
Points allowed 22.9 t-19th
– Bee Sports staff
Raiders (2-8) at Denver (6-4)
When: 1:05 p.m. Sunday.
Where: INVESCO Field at Mile High, Denver.
TV: Ch. 13.
Radio: KHTK (1140 AM); KSFO (560 AM).
Line: Broncos by 9 1/2.
LAST WEEK
Raiders: Lost to the Miami Dolphins 17-15. Oakland could have won the game – despite not scoring an offensive touchdown for the 13th consecutive quarter – if it held Miami on fourth and five late.
Broncos: Defeated the Atlanta Falcons 24-20. Jay Cutler's nine-yard touchdown pass gave Denver the lead as the Broncos denied Atlanta rookie quarterback sensation Matt Ryan's late comeback bid.
Skinny: Denver embarrassed the Raiders 41-14 on "Monday Night Football" to start the season. It shouldn't be pretty with the Raiders' offense still misfiring.
RAIDERS STATISTICS
Category Avg. Rank
Total offense 255.8 30th
Total defense 359.2 25th
Points scored 12.8 32nd
Points allowed 23.5 23rd
BRONCOS STATISTICS
Total offense 388.8 3rd
Total defense 386.6 29th
Points scored 24.8 8th
Points allowed 27.1 27th
– Bee Sports staff
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