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Watch: Sam Darnold enters game after Brock Purdy injury, throws TD to Ronnie Bell vs. Ravens

Sam Darnold Ronnie Bell Brock Purdy Ravens 49ers

With Trent Williams already on the sideline due to a groin injury, Brock Purdy exited the game in the fourth quarter with an injury. With Purdy out of the game against the Ravens on Christmas evening, former No. 3 overall pick Sam Darnold entered the game with the 49ers approaching the red zone.

Just five plays after entering the game, Darnold tossed a touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Ronnie Bell. Darnold found Bell over the middle for a 12-yard touchdown pass to cut the Ravens’ advantage down to 14 with over six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

Via @49ers on Twitter:

 

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