I can\u2019t wait to see how Connor Colby and Jake Brendel handle the Miami Dolphins defensive line, how the 49ers secondary takes care of the Dolphins offense, and whether the 49ers throttle up or down. It\u2019s natural to let your guard down, being in their position, so we will learn a lot about this team today. I have high expectations. They earned it with their performance ten days ago. Let\u2019s get this win and let\u2019s get out with minimal injuries. Go Niners!<\/p>\n
How the 49ers are readjusting after weeklong Australia trip<\/a> Right tackle Colton McKivitz said the objective was to stay up for a couple of hours (an easy enough task with so much adrenaline still pumping from the game), go to sleep in their lie-flat seats, and then wake up for the final few hours of the flight.<\/p>\n McKivitz estimated he slept for about seven hours. Running back Christian McCaffrey said he was out for about 13 hours, which was about the same as rookie defensive tackle Gracen Halton. Defensive end Nick Bosa was in the same range.<\/p>\n \u201cI actually felt it worse on the way back,\u201d Bosa said. \u201cGoing out, you just kind of power through a few hours and then go to bed early and then just stay on a little earlier wake-up is what I did. And then when I came back, it\u2019s been kind of hard to get to bed, but [Tuesday] night I got to bed nice and early.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cPerry, the team\u2019s vice president of player health and performance, and his staff provided players with instructions on how much water to drink on the plane, how long to stay up before falling asleep and when to wake up.<\/p>\n