Brock Purdy enjoyed a 10-win, regular-season streak to begin his starting career. Now the San Francisco 49ers greenhorn quarterback is dealing with the fallout from a three-game losing streak entering Week 10.

The key coming off a bye week, heading into Sunday's showdown with the Jacksonville Jaguars, is avoiding mistakes after the second-year signal-caller threw five interceptions in the past three games, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.

"Yeah, just owning up to turning the ball over," Purdy said when asked how he addressed the team after the latest loss, via the official transcript. "How hard everyone puts their time and effort into this whole thing. The organization, the coaches, the players, everyone plays hard, there's no question, no doubt about that.

"So I just wanted the team to know and hear from my own mouth, face-to-face like, I got to be better. I own up to the mistakes that I've made and certain points in the game. I have to be smart with the ball. The quarterback is one of the most trusted guys in the organization because we get the ball in our hands every play to make a decision. So just owning up to that and understanding that I have to be better. So I just telling the guys that just came from the heart and that was it."

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