Among the best runs in the career of Roger Craig, the 49ers’ running back, took place on October 16, 1988, in the first quarter of a game at the Los Angeles Rams’ Anaheim Stadium. Receiving a handoff near midfield from quarterback Joe Montana, Craig exploded through a hole and flashed into the Rams’ secondary. With his knees high and his feet constantly churning, he broke a tackle at the Rams’ 35, then another tackle 10 yards later, before sprinting gracefully into the end zone. The 46-yard touchdown was one of three for Craig on a day in which he ran for 190 yards and accounted for 21 of the 49ers’ 24 points, a game they won by 3. It was a key victory against a division rival, the Rams, who had entered the contest ahead of San Francisco with a 5-1 record; the 49ers would go on to win Super Bowl.