Rod Streater scores game-winning touchdown in six-catch, 63-yard day
by Mahesh Sharma | Sun, Dec 25th 5:20pm EST
In Saturday's road win in Los Angeles, 49ers wide receiver Rod Streater caught 6-of-7 targets, averaging 10.5 yards per catch, and secured a longest catch of 17 yards. The effort represented more than a third of Streater's production for the season, which stands at 17 receptions, 186 yards and two touchdowns.
Fantasy Impact:
The 49ers started Streater in a receiving corps decimated by injuries to Torrey Smith and Quinton Patton. While Streater has featured in every game this season, this is the first time he started. It was a good day to play, as Colin Kaepernick completed 28-of-38 passes, throwing for 266 yards and two touchdowns. Streater touched the ball once in the first half but featured heavily in the fourth quarter, especially in the 49ers game-winning drive to the endzone. While he's sure to see similar playing time next week against the Seattle Seahawks, it will be difficult for Streater to replicate this performance against one of the stingiest defenses in the league.
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