Riding a three-game winning streak into the Bye Week had to have put the San Francisco 49ers on cloud nine. But what probably put them there the most was their

49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has commented on what it’s like to be without trusted wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, one of his most lethal offensive weapons on the field.

The 2025 season has been an up-and-down one for San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy. After leading his team to a game-winning touchdown in Seattle

However, Purdy was incredible in that game. His stats weren’t anything special, but he played a clean, smart, and impactful game. What allowed Purdy to play so well was thanks to the critical aspect that the 49ers coaches were emphasizing during the week.

Brock Purdy shared a positive toe injury update after the 49ers’ late bye, saying it “feels really good” as San Francisco readies for the Titans.

Purdy rebounded from last week's rotten outing, especially on a 33-yard pass to George Kittle that changed the tenor of the game.

The 49ers’ franchise quarterback might present himself as the league’s calmest, most composed young star. But apparently, Brock Purdy has a hidden side that even his teammates can’t stop laughing about.

It's no secret that 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan kept in touch with Rivers that season. During a Thursday appearance on San Francisco Bay Area sports radio station KNBR, Shanahan revealed more information about his conversations with Rivers roughly three years ago.

Purdy helped provide a big momentum boost with a 33-yard strike to Kittle directly into the wind with 15 seconds to play that set up a 25-yard field goal by Matt Gay, with the ball hitting the upright and clanging through for three points and a 10-8 halftime lead.

Brock Purdy rushed for a touchdown and passed for another score in the second half, and the San Francisco 49ers spoiled Shedeur Sanders' first home start with a 26-8 victory over the Cleveland Browns.

Purdy, who has struggled in rain games, faces two forces of nature Sunday: Myles Garrett and a November storm.

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has a 4–1 record as a starter this year, despite battling a turf toe injury he suffered at the very start of the season.