The San Francisco 49ers recorded a dominating 34-0 victory at the New York Jets to improve to 3-1.

The 49ers had a +26.4 advantage in The Trench Counter, averaging nearly twice as many yards per play, 17 more first downs while winning the turnover battle 4-0. San Francisco had a +25 edge in Total Rushes/Completions.

Alex Smith went 12-for-21 for 143 yards, while backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick scored the first touchdown of the game on a seven-yard run.

The 49ers rushed nine different players, combining for 245 yards and three touchdowns on 44 carries.

Carlos Rogers returned a Santonio Holmes fumble for a touchdown to begin the fourth quarter, extending the 49ers' lead to 24-0 and put the game seemingly out of reach.

Mark Sanchez went 13-for-29 for 103 yards as the Jets struggled to move the ball throughout the game.

The New York Jets will use Joe McKnight at cornerback as they deal with the season-ending injury to Darrelle Revis.

McKnight practiced at cornerback ahead of Week 2, but didn't see any game action.

"We'll do that this week with Joe McKnight," Rex Ryan said. "He'll have a role on offense, but we're also teaching him how to play corner. Not quite a full-time capacity, but he's going to be over there a ton in the meetings and everything else."

McKnight played defensive back in high school before USC's Pete Carroll's made him a full-time running back.

"He's a guy that we saw on scout team when he was a rookie," Ryan said. "He has the necessary skills to be able to play corner. He's got the speed, the size, the athleticism, the ball skills. Everything you look for in a corner. So, I don't think there's any reason not to think that Joe McKnight couldn't be a corner."

The New York Jets defeated the Miami Dolphins 23-20 in overtime, but lost Darrelle Revis for the season with a torn ACL.

The Jets had a -5.9 deficit in The Trench Counter, with only their passing game moving the ball more effectively than Miami. The Jets had five fewer Total Rushes/Completions.

Mark Sanchez went 21-for-45 for 306 yards with one touchdowns and two interceptions, including one in the end zone.

Bilal Powell rushed 10 times for 45 yards, while Shonn Greene was less effective with his 19 for 40.

Santonio Holmes had an outstanding game, catching nine balls for 147 yards.

Ryan Tannehill had 196 yards and an interception for the Dolphins on 16-for-36 passing.

Daniel Thomas rushed 19 times for 69 yards after Reggie Bush left with an injury.

Darrelle Revis has a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the 2012 NFL season.

Revis will need surgery on the injury that was sustained in the Jets' Week 3 win at the Dolphins.

Revis is almost universally considered the NFL's best cornerback.

The Jets will start Kyle Wilson, a former first round pick at cornerback opposite Antonio Cromartie.

Darrelle Revis was carted to the locker room after suffering a left knee injury.

Revis' left knee appeared to buckle as Dolphins center Mike Pouncey dove to block him.

Revis exited the game and never returned.

The New York Jets have released Bryan Thomas to add defensive back Donnie Fletcher to the roster.

Thomas was a first round pick at linebacker for the Jets in 2002 out of UAB.

Thomas was limited to just four games in 2011 due to an Achilles injury.

Thomas was the Jets' longest-tenured player.

New York Jets' linebacker Bart Scott threatened to punch Dan Leberfeld of Jets Confidential after the reporter took a picture of him in a mocking way.

Scott told Leberfeld, “get a life,” the two exchanged words and got in each other’s faces. Scott threatened to punch Leberfeld, who said “Yeah and I’ll sue you!” Scott responded: “I don’t care!”

Leberfeld reportedly took a picture of Scott with a female reporter on Wednesday, which reportedly caused her to cry.

Darrelle Revis has been cleared for contact and will practice in full on Thursday.

Revis sat out the New York Jets' Week 2 loss at the Steelers.

The New York Jets plan to feature Tim Tebow more against the Dolphins in Week 3.

“Just like with Joe McKnight only had the one snap [against Pittsburgh], will [Tebow] play a bigger role this week? Probably,” Ryan said. “But again, things go into it. Matchups are a consideration. A lot of different things go into things.”

The Jets have had modest success in the limited use of the Tebow formation.

“I think going in, like I say, there could be more opportunities [for Tebow] down the road. There could be less. But that’s it,” Ryan said. “I’m happy he’s here. I can tell you that much. I think as we’ve said from day one, this guy’s a good football player. We’re not going in saying he has to get x-amount of snaps. That’s not what we do.”

Even though just two weeks of the NFL season are complete, the New York Jets have seemingly done a good job in incorporating Tim Tebow onto the team in terms of acceptance from Mark Sanchez and other players.

"In the beginning, guys were like, 'This is weird, why would we bring him?' And then once the roles were defined as to what was going on, it's fine," guard Brandon Moore said. "I mean, I think the Wildcat and the roles he's going to be used in can be very helpful. I look at it as bringing in another running back that can bring something different, like if you bring in a running back that's a Reggie Bush type. The element he brings to our offense, I look at him like that."