"The men in that locker room, I knew for a fact we were going to win that football game," Wilks told NBC Sports Bay Area after the game. "And it wasn't really a lot of yelling and screaming. We talked about the things we had to correct, and everybody just had to do their job."
"It started up front," Wilks said. "The D-line took control. We started playing a little bit more man-to-man (pass coverage), which allowed our linebackers to get downhill."
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