In all, Purdy had a team that, in three-wide receiver sets, featured Bell, a slow Aiyuk, Jauan Jennings, a second-string, journeyman tight end in Eric Saubert, and Jordan Mason, all behind a line that was getting worked over by an unimpressive Rams’ front again and again. Still, Purdy put three touchdowns on the board with that offense.

Quarterback Brock Purdy and wide receiver Jauan Jennings were PFF’s top-graded players on the day. Jennings had a career day stepping up in the passing game as Purdy’s No. 1 target. The Tennessee product caught nearly everything thrown his way, hauling in 11 of his 12 targets for 175 receiving yards and a whopping three touchdowns.

San Francisco punted the ball away, and Los Angeles ended up scoring a game-winning field goal moments later. Many fans have been pointing the finger at Bell and blaming him for the loss, but Purdy stepped in to defend his teammate, saying he should have made a better throw on the play.