It was more of the same for the 49ers on Sunday, more inconsistencies on offense, defense, and special teams, especially special teams, and it was also more of the same as the Super Bowl rematch turned into a mismatch.

The 49ers were down their top three wide receivers, but they kept it close for a while

before the Chiefs pulled away in a game that saw the worst games of both Patrick Mahomes and

Brock Bertie's NFL careers.

Jennifer Lee Chan and I will fill you in on all the details, including the return of

Ricky Pierce saw and the bad news surrounding Brandon Iuk's knee injury.

We'll have all that and much more on this episode of 49ers talk coming at you right now.

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Matt Milko and Jennifer Lee Chan and Jennifer, it was what we have come to expect.

I know every time people think,

you know, 49ers think it's gonna be different

when they face the Kansas City Chiefs,

but Sunday at Levi's Stadium, it was the Chiefs 28, the 49ers 18, and it was not a good day all around,

starting with a big injury.

Yes, Brandon on you, it appears to have suffered a season ending aCL injury.

The way he went down looked very awkward, looked like a hyper-extension, but I did hear George

Kittles said after the game he had crutches and a knee brace leaving the locker room at halftime

so not good for the 49ers receiving room. Brandon Aieuk is probably going to be out for the rest of the season.

Yeah, the medical staff when they do the initial diagnosis they can tell by

experience just what ligaments are impacted that's why a lot of times after a

game Kyle Shanahan will say well he had a knee injury but it

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