Credit: Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images49ers news: Deebo Samuel stunned by Levi’s Stadium crowd noise appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Coach Kyle Shanahan and the San Francisco 49ers were paced by a near-career day from quarterback Brock Purdy in Week 2, reeling off a 35-13 win over the Miami Dolphins that included an earth-shattering atmosphere at Levi’s Stadium. A hip injury to Mike Evans hurt the 49ers’ depth, but Deebo Samuel and his teammates picked up Purdy in his absence.Following the game, Samuel spoke to the media and shared his excitement for what took place at Levi’s Stadium.“It was amazing, like I always said, when I got back it just felt like I was back home again, and when we did the call-outs and the (run-out) it felt like the ground was shaking it was so loud,” the 49ers receiver said to 95.7 The Game.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)Purdy completed three or more passes to five different receivers on the day, showcasing his sharp play diagnosing skills and accuracy against an overmatched Miami team. Running back Christian McCaffrey had an uncharacteristically slow day running the ball as Purdy’s 30 rushing yards topped him. McCaffrey hit a career milestone, recording his 100th career touchdown and thrilling the hometown faithful in the process.Samuel and coach Shanahan’s 49ers have a tough stretch coming up with games against the Cardinals, Broncos, Seahawks and Commanders on the docket, highlighting the importance of health, rest, nutrition and other little things going forward. The 49ers have the talent, and homefield advantage, to play with and beat anyone, now it’s time to get right physically before September 27’s game against the Cardinals.Related: 49ers’ Brock Purdy’s near-perfect day vs. Dolphins almost sets new career bestRelated: 49ers’ Christian McCaffrey enters ultra-rare Randy Moss club in win vs. Dolphins
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