Through 14 weeks, the have compiled together a 10-3 record, good for best in the NFC, which would place them in position to host multiple playoff games, should the standings remain the same.
To get to this point, it’s been a multi-faceted approach by the 49ers, who have relied upon an elite defense and an aggressive offense to create wide margins for error against their opponent.
More specifically, the 49ers have fully thrust their offense into second-year quarterback Brock Purdy’s hands, who has returned the favor with consistent play and strong poise for a young signal-caller.
Through the process, Purdy and the 49ers offense have found their way hitting the record books, breaking both national and franchise records on their path to a successful season.