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By Katherine Langford
CBS Bay Area (KPIX)
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Brock Purdy hasn't run into many road blocks early in his career with the San Francisco 49ers as he's been one of the game's most efficient passers as a seventh-round rookie in 2022.That's what has made his struggles against Mike Macdonald's defenses so glaring, highlighted by the way last season ended with losses to the Seattle Seahawks in a Week 18 showdown for the NFC West title and two weeks later in a divisional round loss.The 49ers were outscored 54-9 in those two games with their high-powered offense unable to reach the end zone even once on 19 offensive possessions.Purdy and the Niners (4-0) get a chance to reverse that trend on Sunday when they visit the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks (3-1) for the first time this season. "They did a really good job against us with out-physicaling us and getting to the ball fast and flying around and closing the windows in the pass game and stuff," Purdy said Thursday. "They did a really good job with all that. Obviously, for me it suc