San Francisco 49ers offense picks up defense in 36-32 playoff win over New Orleans Saints

Twice the 49ers gave up a lead late in the fourth quarter on big plays by the New Orleans Saints, and each time the offense came back with a touchdown in a 36-32 divisional playoff win at Candlestick Park.

Vernon Davis #85 of the San Francisco 49ers celebrates with head coach Jim Harbaugh after Davis scored a touchdown in the first quarter against the New Orleans Saints during the NFC Divisional playoff game at Candlestick Park.

Published: Jan 15

These stories are about mainly San Francisco&apos, but also Candlestick Park and Jim Harbaugh

Davis' catch leads 49ers to 36-32 win over Saints

SAN FRANCISCO—Vernon Davis ran to the sideline with tears streaming down his face and into the arms of coach Jim Harbaugh, the tight end's smeared eye black washing away six years of bad memories. Continue reading at Marinij.

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