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Brock Purdy has an embarrassment of riches surrounding him on San Francisco’s high-powered offense. The way he is able get all of them the ball is making the 49ers a nearly unstoppable force.
“I’m part of a special group,” Purdy said. “Any one of our guys, any one of our eligibles, you get the ball in their hands and then they go do the rest.”
Monday’s Super Bowl preview didn’t go well for the 49ers. Turning the ball over five times is a sure way to lose football games. The offensive line had a tough time protecting.
Receivers dropped passes, and players committed penalties. Overall, it was just a disjointed and sloppy performance for the team.
Purdy was injured during the game but was cleared to go back in the game. Kyle Shanahan stuck with Sam Darnold to finish the game with the offensive line having issues. Purdy tossed four interceptions, with some being bad luck and poor decisions.
Darnold moved the office as Baltimore allowed throws to be completed, but the game became closer during his time in the game. But Darnold did toss the only touchdown of the game for the 49ers.
McCaffrey finished with 100 plus rushing yards for the eighth consecutive game. Forty-six of his yards came after contact with a long run of 39 yards.
Three of McCaffrey’s runs went for ten-plus yards, and McCaffrey finished with 7.4 yards per attempt and a rushing touchdown.
Wide Receivers – Deebo Samuel 67 (55.5), Brandon Aiyuk 66 (75.2), Willie Snead IV 25 (55.7), Chris Conley 12 (52.4), Ronnie Bell 3 (78.8)
Brandon Aiyuk finished with 113 yards, but it took a while for Aiyuk to get going, and it mostly happened with Darnold under center.
Aiyuk finished with 18.8 yards per reception. Samuel finished with four catches on 11 targets for 11.8 yards per reception. Ronnie Bell caught the only touchdown of the night. Willie Snead IV caught one of his two targets.