"GLENDALE, Ariz. Kyle Shanahan's proud words got drowned out postgame by the joyous music blaring from the victorious 49ers' locker room. It was Eddy Grant's 1982 hit Electric Avenue. It makes for a great go-to song in karaoke, and it works as a metaphor for Sunday's 41-22 rout of the Cardinals. The 49ers' full-staff offense was electric. It was loud on the scoreboard. And it was rocking in the daytime."
"BROCK'S BIG TOE Brock Purdy put on his blue jeans, pulled a white sock over his right foot's ever-circumspect big toe, slipped into his cowboy boots then got on with his life as the 49ers' superstar quarterback as if everything is back to normal, after a six-game hiatus to heal that toe. It feels great now, and on to the next one, Purdy said after his 200-yard, three-touchdown return about an hour west of his Queen Creek"
The 49ers routed the Cardinals 41-22 behind a full-strength, high-scoring offense that dominated the scoreboard. Brock Purdy returned from a six-game absence to record about 200 yards and three touchdowns in his comeback. The team improved to 7-4 overall, 4-1 in NFC West play and 7-2 in the NFC, trailing the Rams atop the division. Consistently elevating offensive output is necessary to offset a patchwork defense. November is a pivotal stretch for building momentum. The immediate objective is to string together consecutive wins and secure a playoff spot regardless of seeding.
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