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49ers Defensive Back  "Fires Back" at Kyren Williams on IG Live After Thrilling 26-23 Victory Over Rams

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49ers Defensive Back  "Fires Back" at Kyren Williams on IG Live After Thrilling 26-23 Victory Over Rams

San Francisco, October , 2025 – 49ers fans, get ready to celebrate! The heart-pounding 26-23 win over the Los Angeles Rams in “Thursday Night Football” at SoFi Stadium (October 3, 2025) wasn’t just a turning point but also the stage for a top-tier “trash talk” performance from defensive back Deommodore Lenoir aimed at Rams running back Kyren Williams.

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The feud ignited in the second quarter when Williams scored two receiving touchdowns (one a 19-yard play) from Matthew Stafford, complete with a taunting finger-point and “high-step” mocking Lenoir after the score. But the drama flipped late in the game: Williams fumbled the ball right at the 1-yard line with just 1:07 remaining, allowing rookie Alfred Collins (49ers) to recover, shattering the Rams’ chance to take the lead. In overtime, after Eddy Piñeiro’s field goal put the 49ers up 26-23, Williams was stopped cold on a critical fourth-and-1, sealing San Francisco’s victory.

On Saturday (October 4), Lenoir took to Instagram Live, roasting Williams with a sharp tone:

 

“His mouth is as big as SoFi Stadium itself! Pointing at me after a touchdown? Really? Who does he think he is? Let me tell you, he needs to learn how to hold onto the ball before opening his mouth to brag. Fumbling at the 1-yard line, then getting locked down on fourth-and-1? Don’t come at me when your whole team got crushed by us!”

The video went viral on X, racking up over 16,000 views, sparking a frenzy among fans of both teams. Williams recorded 64 rushing yards (4.6 yards per carry, 14 carries), 66 receiving yards, and 2 TDs, but his critical fumble (one of 7 lost fumbles since 2023, highest among NFL RBs) drew heavy criticism. Williams took accountability: “I let the team down.” Head coach Sean McVay called the fourth-and-1 decision “terrible” but defended his player’s spirit.

The win pushed the 49ers to around 3-2, regaining momentum after being swept by the Rams in 2024. Lenoir proved he’s not just a defensive wall but a “trash talk” warrior! 49ers fans, keep cheering—the NFC West is ours for the taking!

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