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The 49ers overcame costly mistakes to beat the Seahawks 32-29. Jack Stewart examines Brock Purdy's clutch plays, a resurgent pass rush and a resilient defense.

Writer Jack Stewart highlights the San Francisco 49ers' resilience following a mistake-filled, hard-fought victory against the Seattle Seahawks. Despite facing severe pass protection issues and three sacks, quarterback Brock Purdy generated decisive fourth-quarter plays, connecting on a touchdown pass to Brandon Cooks and a two-point conversion to Mike Evans to secure the win.
Stewart credits the defensive unit coordinated by Raheem Morris for keeping San Francisco in control by sacking Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold five times. Rookie Gracen Halton produced a major highlight by recovering a forced fumble in the end zone for a touchdown, while linebacker Fred Warner forced a pivotal second-quarter turnover.
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