The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 42-19 last week. San Francisco has improved to 9-3 on the season, while the Eagles have fallen to 10-2. It was a difficult start for Philadelphia, who led in the first quarter, but the 49ers’ defense held them to only two field goals. Giving their offense a chance to get into a rhythm, San Francisco began to dominate and control the game in the second quarter.

Brock Purdy, the team’s offensive coordinator, didn’t get a chance to show off his full potential last year in Philadelphia due to an unfortunate injury to his right shoulder in the first series of the NFC championship game. Purdy, on the other hand, returned to Philadelphia in spectacular fashion today, leading the 49ers to victory. Purdy completed 19 of 27 passes for 314 yards, launching four touchdown passes, making no interceptions, and earning an excellent passer rating of 148.8.

San Francisco’s young mariscal has also accomplished something extraordinary. Purdy is the first mariscal to begin his career in a regular season, with a 7-0 record against winning teams.

The 49ers’ open receiver delivered a sensational performance. Samuel intercepted four passes that were thrown to him for 116 yards and two touchdowns.

 

 

His longest reception was 48 yards. Furthermore, Samuel caught the ball three times for 22 yards and another touchdown on the ground. Samuel received three annotations in all. Despite the absence of another open receptor, Ray-Ray McCloud III, due to a costilla injury, Samuel performed the function of returning exit patadas in special teams.

George Kittle did not score in this game, but he was crucial in getting first downs, which helped the team get into an offensive rhythm. Kittle recorded four 68-yard recepciones.

Brandon Aiyuk, the open receptor, was a crucial piece once again. The 49ers’ receiver recorded five receptions for 46 yards and one touchdown. Jauan Jennings, another open receiver from San Francisco, stood out with three receptions for 44 yards and one touchdown.

Christian McCaffrey’s presence was once again felt on the ground. I had 17 acarreos for 93 yards and a touchdown. His average yardage per acarreo was a whopping 5.5 yards per acarreo.

It’s not easy to play against the Eagles’ potent offense, but the 49ers’ defense played a critical role in their victory today. Jalen Hurts was limited to only 20 yards in seven attempts. This is quite difficult to accomplish against a mariscal, who always causes problems when it escapes from the protection pouch and begins to run. In fact, the 49ers’ defense did an outstanding job of defending the race. D’Andre Swift was only allowed 13 yards in six acarreos, and Kenneth Gainwell was only allowed five yards in two acarreos.

Hurts was also affected by the pressure from time to time. Javon Kinlaw, the tacle, stood out with two mariscal captures for a total loss of 24 yards. Kalia Davis, the defensive lineman, also recorded a sack for a three-yard loss, his first in his career. Ji’Ayir Brown, a Penn State freshman, led the team in tackles with seven, tying with linebacker Dre Greenlaw in that category.

The 49ers’ next opponent will be the Seattle Seahawks in Week 14. This game will take place on Sunday, December 10 at 1:05 p.m. Pacific time, 3:05 p.m. in Mexico City. You can listen to the game on Radio Formula, 49ers.com/esp, and the 49ers’ official app.