Instant analysis of Purdy's near-perfect day
Key Points:
- The San Francisco 49ers dominated the Miami Dolphins 35-13 at Levi’s Stadium, with quarterback Brock Purdy delivering an exceptional performance, completing 20-of-22 passes for 287 yards, two touchdowns, and a 149.1 passer rating.
- Purdy completed 18 consecutive passes during the game, nearly setting a franchise record, and led five touchdown drives in as many possessions, showcasing sharp decision-making and aggressive yet efficient play.
- The 49ers’ offense surged in the second half, highlighted by big plays from George Kittle, Mike Evans, and Christian McCaffrey, who scored two rushing touchdowns and reached his 100th career regular-season touchdown.
- Despite the lopsided score, the 49ers faced injury concerns, including hip issues for Evans and multiple defensive reserves sidelined, while the Dolphins managed only a late touchdown after consistent pressure from San Francisco’s defense.
- San Francisco improved to a 2-0 start, joining three other NFC teams with undefeated records, and will continue their homestand with upcoming games against the Arizona Cardinals and Denver Broncos.