Niners running game is only strong when McCaffrey makes something out of nothing. The offensive line is a glaring weakness. Needs to be shored up fast as teams will start to exploit in no time.
By my count you've strongly denigrated the 49ers' offensive line
six times in this thread alone, including calling it "atrocious" and "one of the absolute worst in the league." Yet in another post in this thread you write that you don't even watch the games anymore.
I get that you're a big Trent Williams fanboy for some reason, but your relentless attacks on the SF o-line are way off the mark.
Consider: Minnesota blitzes significantly more than any other NFL team and did so again last night in a game in which the Vikings played very well on both sides of the ball,
yet Purdy was sacked only once and threw for 272 yards. Compare that to the sack-a-thon the likes of Daniel Jones and Sam Howell have to go through seemingly every game. Howell is on pace to break David Carr's record of most sacks taken in a season.
San Francisco is the second highest scoring team in the league through seven weeks. Christian McCaffrey leads the league in rushing and total yards. The line has helped spring him for a large number of big plays running and receiving. Brock Purdy has played very well, especially so for how few games he's started. The 49ers offense has been fun to watch this season and from a CF perspective may be the best one since the glory days of the Patriots despite not having a White receiver.
The 49ers o-line hasn't been great, but it's been far from terrible as you've posted over and over.