All season the 49ers have been telling the world that we should wait until they put four solid quarters together. In this final game of the regular season we saw exactly what they meant. Granted the Saints weren’t the best of competitors, but that really doesn’t matter when your offense puts 38 points on the board, ten of which were lead by Tim Ratty. Or when in two receptions Terrell Owens goes over 100 yards and scores two touchdowns - taking him to sixteen on the season. Garcia had four touchdowns before taking some rest to make sure he’d be healthy for his first NFL playoff game.

Once again the defense was really awesome, recording their third shutout of the season. Feeding off of great pressure from the defensive line, and Andre Carter’s 2 sacks, the defense recorded an astounding six turnovers. It was an incredible outing for a defense that was ranked last in the league last season. A great way to close the regular season, where in the past six games, they have recorded three shutouts (half of the total shutouts in the NFL this season) and only have given up 44 points. That’s just over seven points a game.