San Francisco Trims Falcons With Ease
The San Francisco 49ers beat the Atlanta Falcons 26-17 in a game featuring 12 replacements led by Joe Montana. Montana threw a 6 yard TD to Dwight Clark, and Roger Craig gained 91 yards on 17 carries as San Francisco improved to 3-1.
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Unusual Week Two NFL Replacement Games Highlight Strikes
Indianapolis and Miami posted shutouts as replacement players filled in during the NFL strike. Houston won its second straight road game, while New England surged at home with a 212 rushing yard performance led by Mike LeBlanc. The Dallas crowd booed Dorsett and White as Texas Stadium hosted a crowd of 40,622.
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