Kyle Shanahan says he trusts Brock Purdy’s reads so much he could close his eyes and still know where the ball is going “If you call a play, and what we practice all week and where you should go, and you get that coverage, I mean, you should be able to close your eyes and then know where the ball’s going.” “And if it doesn’t go there, I should be able to be like, ‘Well, what happened? Did we not block well? Did the receiver fall?’” “Cuz he’s going to be automatic with that. He sees things right. He doesn’t make stuff up. If the protection’s not there, he doesn’t sit there and panic and watch the rush.” “He plays the position at a very high level, almost like it is seven-on-seven.”