Why Shanahan isn’t concerned by Purdy’s training-camp turnovers

SANTA CLARA — There were no flashy plays by Brock Purdy and the 49ers' offense in Friday's practice, but that isn't a concern for coach Kyle Shanahan. Shanahan believes his quarterback is on track to keep improving in his third NFL season. "I think Brock was better his second year than his first year, and I think he'll be better his third year than his second year," Shanahan said after practice. "Just going through camp, we've gotten through our seven day installs. "I think today was our first practice without new stuff in, and now we start circling back and isolating a little bit more. But Brock takes every day the same and we put him in a bunch of positions and can't really say enough good things about Brock." Purdy had a solid practice connecting with both Deebo Samuel and Chris Conley during 11-on-11 drills, but his favorite target of the day was George Kittle who notched three completions. The play that stood out the most was when the quarterback found his All-Pro tight end completely open in the flat. Kittle scrambled for 10 yards before a defender was anywhere in the vicinity. There was much talk outside of team headquarters about Purdy's seven interceptions over two...