49ers defense rebounds in a big way in win over Raiders

Tillman recorded 44 forced fumbles, many of which were thanks to his signature move, and Warner is adding to its legacy by collecting his fifth punchout of the season on this play, which followed Purdy's interception and killed any momentum the Raiders were getting.

49ers made key takeaways in their own territory

Of the 49ers' five turnovers, three stopped potential Raiders scoring drives and prevented any momentum swings on Sunday. The "Peanut Punch" came into play again, but it was Upton Stout who knocked the ball out of Michael Mayer's grasp at the goal line, which was fittingly recovered by Warner.

The defense would come up big once more, defending its end zone from multiple scoring attempts after Renardo Green snagged this pass from Cousins, literally putting his body on the line as he would leave the game with a back injury.

It's a wild concept, but when a team collects five turnovers, they usually win, especially when one of them is a pick-six. Having an offensive output that is virtually unstoppable is helpful too.

These are the kinds of wins San Francisco needs to capitalize on to boost confidence and stat lines while continuing on its march for a Super Bowl title.