Before the 49ers’ Week 15 game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, quarterback Brock Purdy discusses how he might be throwing the ball better than he has ever been.
Brock Purdy isn’t feeling regretful after a spectacular 72-yard play to start the game, which is unusual for an NFL quarterback.
The 49ers’ Week 14 victory over the Seattle Seahawks began with Purdy taking the snap at the 25-yard line. Christian McCaffrey, the team’s ace running back, received the ball and proceeded to sprint from the left side of the formation to the 3-yard line, which is located close to the right sideline.
Though Purdy began at a full run along the right sideline, wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk made crucial blocks throughout the play to assist his teammate to gain a few more yards. Purdy thinks the play very well might have ended in a score if the quarterback had maintained his tempo.
Purdy remarked, “I saw him make his cut early on.” “I saw BA running and a few guys downfield.” I said to myself, “Okay, I’ll try to get down there.” Furthermore, if Christian decides to cut back, I should be able to approach a guy and create a block for him.
Christian began to distance himself, and I was unsure of my chances of making it there. And I thought, “Dang it, I should have done it,” as he made his cutback. I ought to have continued.
“Hopefully not,” McCaffrey responded when asked if Purdy could assist in blocking plays. “Hopefully he simply moves aside. He most likely wanted to rejoice because he thought I was going to score, which is what I should have done
