What happened: Dominick Puni said San Francisco's motion details do not fully register for him until he studies the film the day after games. He said the timing is easier to appreciate on tape once the play is slowed down and the moving parts line up.

Why it matters: The comment underscores how much detail is baked into the 49ers offense, where motion can change blocking angles and defensive rules before the snap. It also fits a San Francisco team that entered Week 4 at 3-0 despite injuries across the roster.

What to watch: Watch whether San Francisco keeps leaning on the same motion-heavy looks as defenses adjust deeper into October.