Purdy has to ‘look in mirror’ after four interceptions help doom 49ers

Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers showed up to be prepared for one more quick start when two immense passes to George Kittle moved them into the red zone on the secret drive of the game.

What happened next set the energy for the rest of the game.

Purdy threw a catch to Kyle Hamilton in the end zone to hinder the drive and sometime later warded giving the ball off in the most clearly horrendous execution of his calling, sending the 49ers to a 33-19 disaster to the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night

I want to look myself in the mirror and can't fight the temptation to mull over what suggests that happened and why I sought after those decisions," Purdy said. "Our get-together came ready to play and for me to go with express decisions like that, it tortures me. It's crazy for these people. I want to get a handle on that and that is the very thing to sort out, I genuinely need to get better for my party

Purdy threw three extra gets on the going with six effects on change into the major 49ers player with four in a game since Colin Kaepernick in 2015. Purdy didn't convey a TD — either running or passing — phenomenal for 20 business starts and looked overmatched against Baltimore's remarkable gatekeeper.

He finished 18 for 32 for 255 yards before leaving with a stinger late that isn't considered enormous. In any case, his show looked generally more like a player picked in the seventh cycle a year sooner than one who came into the game as the #1 to win MVP.

"He's played this long, never had a game like this," 49ers guide Kyle Shanahan said. "It's truly inquisitive. That is the reality of the NFL. I'm not saying it will in that frame of mind out anyway I wish he didn't have as many picks today."

Purdy's passer rating of 42.6 was the most evidently horrendous of any game in his calling yet Shanahan said the evaluations didn't reflect his quarterback's show, and all of the four gets came after a hit of redirection by a strong Ravens protect.

"I thought the first [interception] was the serious mistake," Shanahan said. "Moreover, the other three were nauseating for him."

Purdy was exceptionally far off from the central concern for the 49ers, who came into the game as the NFL's most completed group anyway got overpowered at all times of the game

The offense warded giving the ball off and made only two scoring drives until Sam Darnold threw a late score with San Francisco following by 21.

The shield couldn't remain mindful of Lamar Jackson, who beat them by running as well as loosening up plays to hit epic passes in a without-turnover execution

Unquestionably, even the novel social gatherings had issues, allowing a basic punt return followed by a specific foul on punter Mitch Wishnowsky to set up one TD drive.

"Mixed conclusions about it, genuinely," linebacker Fred Warner said. "We know the recipe for directing football matches for our get-together. We should clear out the ball on insurance. We didn't forgo the ball. We should safeguard the ball on offense. We deserved it. So when that is the very thing that you do, that is how you lose games."

Despite the debacle, the Niners are in a three-way get-along with Philadelphia and Detroit for the best record in the NFC and can regardless get the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye with wins in their last two games.

They finish the season with games at Washington on Sunday and at home in Week 18 against the Rams.

"Our family are hosed tonight," Shanahan said. "It would be ideal for them to be. Regardless, taking into account everything, we're truly encountering the same thing that we were before the game started. We should manage our business 

 

Read More