Foerster praises 49ers QB Purdy’s ‘remarkable’ decision-making

SANTA CLARA — Among many attributes, Brock Purdy's decision-making is one of his most important qualities and 49ers run game coordinator Chris Foerster has been impressed. The second-year quarterback has not thrown an interception since Week 17 of the 2022 season as well as adding his name into the record books with his 95.2-percent completion rate in the club's Week 4 win over the Arizona Cardinals. "The guy plays the position really well," Foerster said on Thursday. "That's all I can say. He's just a quarterback. From the time he started playing it, he just sees the field. His ability to know where to go with the football." Foerster, who has been a coach for 30 years, has seen a lot of quarterbacks throughout his career and believes Purdy's ability to make quick and accurate decisions could be a product of his physical attributes. At 6-foot-1, Purdy may not have the ability to see over both the offensive line and opposing pass rush coming at him as a play develops. With that in mind, the Iowa State product's processing must happen more quickly than a quarterback who is three or four inches taller. "I always think some of it is when you look at a guy's physical abilities,"...