At a rain-soaked Levi's Stadium on Sunday night, the San Francisco 49ers' recent struggles continued. And while they mostly played a competitive game, they again ended up on the wrong end of it.
The 49ers fell 30-18 to the Indianapolis Colts, dropping their fourth straight game since opening the season 2-0. San Francisco was coming off its bye week, but that didn't help it correct its issues. Instead, it couldn't complete a comeback after cutting its deficit to two points early in the fourth quarter.
The Colts' lead was trimmed to 20-18 when 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Deebo Samuel with 13 minutes to go.