NFL Week 6 Raiders vs 49ers Game Review

The Oakland Raiders visited Candlestick Park for an AFC vs NFC battle against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 6 NFL 2010 action.

Oakland came into this non-conference match-up as a+7 point road underdog and the game total at BetUs.com closed at 41 points.

Backers of the Raiders at SportsInteraction.com were getting +265 ML odds while the home favorite 49ers closed with -335 ML odds.

For bettors at Bodog.com  this game was a tight battle until the 49ers put it away with a late fourth quarter touchdown.

Raiders vs 49ers – Home Favorite Wins – Game Total Goes Under – Final: 17-9

It took six weeks and was far from a masterpiece performance but; the 49ers finally broke into the win column as they defeated their state rivals from Oakland.

The Raiders broke out in top with two fields to lead 6-0 late in the second quarter. The 49ers kicked a field goal with 11 seconds left in the first half and trailed 6-3 at half time.

Neither team was able to generate much scoring as the 41 point game total at Betus.com was never threatened by the 17-9 final score.

SportsInteraction.com money line bettors who backed the 49ers cashed 29.85 units on a 100 unit money line bet.

Raiders @ 49ers – Game Notes – Game Stars

Raiders Game Ball: In a game that Oakland managed just 179 total yards, place kicker Sebastian Janikowski did his part by going 3-3 on his field goal attempts to account for all the Raiders scoring.

Oakland drops to 2-4 but still sit in second place as all four teams in the wacky AFC West lost on Sunday. The Raiders head to Invesco Field at Mile High to face the Denver Broncos for a Week 7 AFC West showdown.

49ers Game Ball: San Francisco RB Frank Gore picked up the 49ers and literally carried them on his back as he rushed for 149 yards on 25 attempts.

Now that the monkey is off their back, San Francisco (1-5)  find themselves  just two games out of first place in the weak NFC West. The 49ers travel cross country to face the Carolina Panthers (0-5) as part of the Week 7 NFL schedule.