Brock Purdy’s rise from Mr. Irrelevant to a franchise face is underscored by his efficiency and clutch production. Since taking over in Week 14 of 2022, he’s among the league leaders in passing yards and QBR, and he tops all QBs in yards per attempt during that span. San Francisco rewarded him with a five-year, $265 million extension, signaling belief in his long-term upside. With a 2025 start potentially hampered by a dinged-up receiving corps, Purdy’s fate now hinges on the 49ers’ run game and tight ends.

If San Francisco’s weapons aren’t fully healthy, Purdy will lean on Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle, a combination that still supplies strong fantasy floors. A healthy roster around him could push a bounce-back season, making Purdy a high-floor, potentially high-upside option for dynasty and redraft valuations.