BOX SCORE INGLEWOOD — The 49ers' dominating Week 1 performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers, perhaps, set an unrealistically high bar. It took the 49ers a while to get there on Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams. But when they got going, they left little doubt in a 30-23 victory over their Southern California rivals in front of a majority of red-clad fans at SoFi Stadium. The victory improves the 49ers' record to 2-0 on the season, leaving them as the only unbeaten team in the NFC West after the first two weeks of the regular season. Rookie kicker Jake Moody broke a late-third-quarter tie with a 57-yard field goal, and the 49ers asserted themselves on both sides of the ball after that. Moody, again, was perfect on the day with field goals of 27, 57 and 26 yards. Here are the takeaways from the 49ers' victory: Purdy puts streaks on the line Quarterback Brock Purdy was a little off his game on Sunday, but it still was good enough for a winning effort. Purdy saw an end to his streak of two or more touchdown passes to open a career. His string stops at six games, as he missed on some golden opportunities for big plays against the Rams' defense. He also saw his streak snapped of...
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