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49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk says Brock Purdy hasn’t received the respect his on-field success warrants, despite Purdy’s 30-15 record as a starter, 84 TDs, five postseason wins, and several MVP-caliber stretches. Juszczyk notes critics tie Purdy’s achievements to Shanahan’s scheme and surrounding talent, and cites Purdy’s ability to block out noise and lead, even with draft-status chatter (Mr. Irrelevant).
The 49ers’ first day of free agency brought Mike Evans and Vederian Lowe, boosting Brock Purdy’s red-zone options and potentially easing Ricky Pearsall’s coverage battles, but concerns remain about the pass rush and the interior of the offensive line, signaling continued work to bolster both fronts.
The 49ers are signing veteran wide receiver Mike Evans to a three-year, up to $60.4 million deal to provide a proven, tall target for Brock Purdy and help stabilize a thinner WR corps after Brandon Aiyuk’s departure. The contract is structured to spread the cap hit, and while Evans—age 32 with recent injuries—brings durability concerns, his 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons give San Francisco a high-upside floor. Evans could enable more high-volume touches for Purdy while youngsters like Pearsall, Watkins, and Cowing compete for roles, with the option to add help through the draft as they pursue another deep playoff run.
The 49ers reportedly signed veteran wide receiver Mike Evans to a three-year, about $60 million deal designed to be cap-friendly, giving Brock Purdy a big, reliable target and red-zone threat. Evans stressed the move was about a new challenge rather than money, while San Francisco continues offseason shaping by addressing Trent Williams’ contract status and adding depth at tackle with OL Vederian Lowe, among other strategic moves.
Seattle routed the 49ers in the divisional round, ending San Francisco’s season as Brock Purdy battled a fierce defense and Eddy Pineiro supplied all of San Francisco’s points. Dee Winters was the defensive bright spot, but the early, insurmountable deficit left the 49ers with a harsh playoff exit.
The 49ers head to Seattle aiming for a second playoff upset, relying on Brock Purdy’s success there and a sharp, rematch-ready game plan from Kyle Shanahan even with George Kittle out. With Trent Williams back, SF plans to lean on Purdy, use play-action, and target mismatches while Seattle counters with a strong run defense led by Kenneth Walker. San Francisco’s defense, coached by Robert Saleh, must pressure Sam Darnold and minimize big plays in a close, high-stakes showdown, with a predicted final score of 49ers 24, Seahawks 23.
Brock Purdy aims to rebound in the Divisional Round against Seattle after Week 18’s 13-3 loss, praising the Seahawks’ defense under Mike Macdonald for forcing him to earn every yard. San Francisco plans to improve the run game and third-down efficiency to counter Seattle’s cover-2 approach as they seek a playoff bounce-back on the road against a familiar opponent.
San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan praised Brock Purdy for remaining composed in Seattle, noting Purdy’s 4-0 record against the Seahawks in Seattle and saying nothing rattles him in loud environments as the 49ers prepare for a Divisional Round showdown. Purdy has multiple Seattle wins across 2022–2025 and showed calm leadership after a late interception, underscoring the mental steadiness that defines him in high-pressure moments.
In the NFC Divisional Round, the San Francisco 49ers must rebound from Week 18's offensive drought, relying on Shanahan's scheme and Jake Tonges filling in for the injured George Kittle, to counter Seattle's disruptive pass rush. Seattle counters with a blitz-heavy defense and a ground game led by Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet, while Sam Darnold's health and SF's ability to pressure him could decide the outcome.
The 49ers’ Brock Purdy is set for a healthier supporting cast in the Divisional Round vs. Seattle, as Trent Williams returns to full participation and Ricky Pearsall says he’s confident he’ll play through knee soreness, giving Purdy more protection and targets, though George Kittle is out for the season and Fred Warner and Ji’Ayir Brown are sidelined.
San Francisco opened Fred Warner’s practice window for a potential late-season return from his ankle injury, with coach Kyle Shanahan signaling the NFC Championship as the probable target while noting a Saturday win in Seattle would help bridge the gap. The Eagles playoff win highlighted Purdy’s clutch play, McCaffrey’s all‑around impact, and Kendricks/Wallow’s rise at linebacker, despite Kittle’s Achilles injury and Pearsall’s absence, while rookies Sigle and Mustapha contributed heavily on defense as the 49ers prepare for Seattle.
The article previews the Week 18 NFL game between the 49ers and Seahawks, highlighting the significance of the matchup for the NFC playoff seeding, with a focus on key players, team strategies, and recent performances. It emphasizes Brock Purdy's rising form, the strengths and challenges of both defenses, and predicts a close game with the 49ers narrowly winning to secure the No. 1 seed.
After returning from injury, Brock Purdy has led the San Francisco 49ers to a six-game winning streak, outperforming expectations and solidifying his position as the team's starting quarterback, making them strong contenders for the Super Bowl at their home stadium.
Brock Purdy has emerged as a key quarterback for the 49ers, significantly boosting their chances of reaching the Super Bowl.
The Chicago Bears narrowly lost a high-scoring game against the San Francisco 49ers, with the outcome affecting their playoff seeding, but they still have a chance to secure the No. 2 seed. The game highlighted the Bears' struggles and potential, with key performances from Brock Purdy and Caleb Williams.