In a disappointing performance against the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas at Levi's Stadium, Brock Purdy, the second-year quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, experienced a game he would like to forget. Purdy threw a career-high four interceptions and left the game with another stinger as the 49ers suffered a 33-19 loss.

Reflecting on the game, Purdy agreed with coach Kyle Shanahan that there was one particular play that highlighted an area in which he needs to improve. During the first drive of the game, Purdy threw his first interception because he was too focused on making another big play against the Ravens and lost sight of more rational decisions.

Purdy emphasized that the drive started off with two explosive plays, including a crucial third-down conversion and a completion to tight end George Kittle. He admitted that the excitement and emotion of these successful plays influenced his decision-making. However, Purdy acknowledged that he should have recognized the wrong coverage on the called play and opted for a more conservative approach. He expressed regret for being overly aggressive and trying to fit the ball into a tight window, leading to the interception.

In hindsight, Purdy admitted that his decision was not the smart play for a quarterback. He acknowledged the fine line between being aggressive with the ball and making smart decisions on the field. Learning from this mistake, Purdy recognizes the importance of progress and checking down when necessary.

The performance against the Ravens serves as a valuable lesson for Purdy as he continues to develop as a second-year quarterback in the NFL. It highlights the importance of maintaining composure and making calculated decisions, even in the face of excitement and momentum. Moving forward, Purdy intends to focus on improving his decision-making skills and being more cognizant of the balance between aggression and rationality on the field.

The 49ers will now shift their focus to their next game, aiming to bounce back from the disappointing loss and finish the season on a positive note. As for Purdy, this experience will undoubtedly serve as a valuable learning opportunity in his journey as an NFL quarterback.