But there is so much to unpack from that final series after two touchdown plays were reviewed in the closing seconds.

With the 49ers up 22-17, the Falcons took over with under two mins to go. They quickly drove 60-plus yards to get into the reddish colored zone with a first-and-goal at the 5-yard range. There was 12 mere seconds on the clock.

First, Matt Ryan threw an incomplete pass to Devonta Freeman. The 49ers got a timeout. Then Ryan threw a complete to Austin Hooper that was called a touchdown on the field, but was bobbled multiple occasions and was ultimately overturned after a custom diy letters numbers lengthy review.

Even though his one hand never left the football, the way custom Basketball Decals Stickers it was bobbled AFTER touching the ground means Hooper didn’t maintain control all the way through the catch, hence the decision to overturn it.

Then, Ryan went to Julio Jones just outside of the end zone, and it looked at first like the 49ers made a stop on the play, preventing the touchdown. But as Jones backed up, the ball crossed the plane, so a second review was triggered. This time, the referees sided with the Falcons.

That gave the Falcons a 23-22 lead with two secs on the clock. They then scored on the kickoff return, which sent the overall game over the over/under total of 49.5 points, so there are serious Vegas implications as well.

Mostly, the 49ers’ loss is hugely important to seeding in the NFC playoff race. The 49ers are now 11-3, and just went from the first seed in the conference to the fifth seed, where they are currently projected to play the winner of the NFC East on the road in the Wild Card Round.

However, the 49ers can still take back the top seed if they win out. If they One-color logo iron on transfers beat the Rams in Week 16 and the Seahawks, who now hold the top seed, in Week 17, then the 49ers will regain a first-round bye and homefield advantage. They always had to defeat Seattle in Week 17, but now they have no wiggle room against Los Angeles.