"Not one bit. The 49ers kept the good times rolling on Monday Night Football, dismantling the Colts 48-27 to extend their winning streak to five games. And while the defensive performance might not have been one for the distinct pleasure of the film room purists, the result a decisive, controlling victory is good enough for most. The offense was a buzzsaw, operating with a rhythm and lethality that suggests they haven't just peaked; they've ascended."
"Brock Purdy He's operating at a truly elite level right now. Purdy became the first 49ers quarterback to throw five touchdowns in a game since Steve Young in Super Bowl XXIX. Young threw six, 30 years ago. Purdy threw an interception late in the game but was otherwise impeccable beforehand. He ended with 295 yards passing, a 126 quarterback rating, and a whopping 0.61 expected points added per play."
San Francisco defeated Indianapolis 48-27 on Monday Night Football, extending the 49ers' winning streak to five games. The offense dominated throughout, led by Brock Purdy's five touchdown passes and 295 passing yards, producing a 126 quarterback rating and 0.61 expected points added per play. Christian McCaffrey totaled 146 scrimmage yards with two receiving touchdowns and a long 24-yard run. George Kittle functioned as a versatile weapon and blocker before leaving with an ankle injury. The left side of the offensive line consistently established control. The defense struggled at times but made key plays when necessary, preserving control of the NFC No. 1 seed race.
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