
RAPID REACT: 49ers HANG ON to Beat the Cardinals 36-30 as Brock Purdy Stays RED HOT
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San Francisco 49ers surge to a 3-0 start with Brock Purdy’s scorching 9-touchdown pace. Shanahan’s bold play calling, Purdy’s growing MVP case, and a gritty defensive performance led by Keion White and Renardo Green despite a depleted lineup. Can the 49ers fix their run defense and special teams missteps before facing the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks? Don’t miss this rapid reaction on the 49ers’ evolving identity and their path to staying atop the NFC West.
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