Brock Purdy seeks the proper mindset after his 4-interception performance for the 49ers
That's the learning experience of going back and just taking it and saying every play has a life of its own. Purdy's night got off to a bad start when he forced a pass in the red zone to Deebo Samuel on San Francisco's opening drive only to have safety Kyle Hamilton step in front of it for an interception. That came after two big passes to George Kittle got San Francisco into scoring position and made Purdy overly aggressive to fit in a perfect pass.