"They whooped our a-- today, and that's the reality of it," Wilson said. "And we've got to find a way to get better. The great teams will bounce back from this and that's what we plan to do."
While New York had a strong opening to the game, taking a 7-3 lead into the second quarter, it was all San Francisco after that. Behind a breakout performance from 49ers running back Jordan Mason and a pummeling defensive effort from Nick Bosa and Leonard Floyd, the Jets were overmatched.
Still, a big part of it was the 49ers' upgraded defense putting on a show, constantly flustering quarterback Aaron Rodgers and preventing running back Breece Hall from any explosive plays.
First-year defensive coordinator Nick Sorensen looked anything but inexperienced in dialing up plenty of strong coverages and blitz packages.
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