Purdy did not suit up against the Rams due to a toe injury, leaving San Francisco with an unsettled quarterback situation as they maintain a 4-1 record. His status remains a key variable for the 49ers’ offense moving forward.

Purdy’s efficiency and decision-making anchor SF’s offense; when healthy, he can deliver efficient fantasy weeks and keep the 49ers’ offense in the title mix.

Purdy’s toe injury kept him out while the 49ers beat Rams in two games; his availability indirectly shapes Rams’ preparation and respect for San Francisco’s offense, but the focus remains on the Rams-Ravens clash.

Purdy’s status as the presumed starter returns in time to anchor SF’s offense, with injury-related questions lingering but the talent pipeline robust. His snap count and health will shape decisions around the passing game’s target distribution, as well as how aggressively SF pursues upgrade options given the league-wide deadline climate.

<p>Brock Purdy’s toe injury and rising turnover rate put his $53M-per-year contract under scrutiny. Through two games, 73 attempts with 4 interceptions (5.5% INT rate) contrast with Jones’s 129 attempts and 1 interception (0.8% INT), fueling debate about value and whether Purdy remains SF’s best long-term bet.</p>