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Evans finished with seven catches for 113 yards, one touchdown and caught a two-point conversion. At times, he looked like the big brother shaking off his younger sibling when Jobe was trying to defend him. If Evans can stay healthy, he's a difference maker in the pass game that San Francisco hasn't had as an option in recent seasons.

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Evans dominated Jobe with 7 catches, 113 yards, TD; 49ers' best weapon.

Evans finished with seven catches for 113 yards, one touchdown and a two-point conversion against Josh Jobe; the source notes the 49ers exploited Jobe's smaller frame by putting Evans in one-on-one matchups, with Evans looking like 'the big brother shaking off his younger sibling' at times. The source calls Evans 'a difference maker in the pass game that San Francisco hasn't had as an option in recent seasons' and notes the Seahawks will need a better plan to handle him when they meet again after Thanksgiving.

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