"San Francisco 49ers fans have seemingly waited all season for the return of long-injured quarterback Brock Purdy, and they got Purdy's return Sunday in the five-touchdown jamboree that was a 41-22 win over the Arizona Cardinals. That's the most points the 49ers' offense has scored all season. Though they should have scored two more points, because they failed on not one, but two extra-point attempts. And there could be serious trouble looming in that kicking game as the 49ers head into the season's end stretch."
"But there was much for 49ers fans to celebrate Sunday, from the very opening kickoff of the game. Skyy Moore returned the opening kickoff 98 yards, but not quite scoring a touchdown (Christian McCaffrey would run it in on the very next play.) And so the 49ers were up 7-0 just 16 seconds into the game, and it immediately felt like the party was on."
Brock Purdy returned at quarterback and the San Francisco 49ers scored five touchdowns in a 41-22 win over the Arizona Cardinals. The 49ers' 41 points were the most the offense has produced this season. The team failed on two extra-point attempts, raising concerns about the kicking game as the season reaches its end stretch. Skyy Moore returned the opening kickoff 98 yards, setting up an immediate score. Brock Purdy threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to George Kittle, though that extra point was blocked. The Cardinals started Jacoby Brissett, who completed a record number of passes in the loss.
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