We're going to start with the San Francisco 49ers.

Danny and Larry, this team started out with high expectations last year.

A lot of injuries, a lot of scheduling issues.

I don't know if you all think there's going to be a bounce back or not, but I will say this.

Brock Purdy has signed his contract.

Danny Brasco, I'm going to start with you.

Is Brock Purdy in his fourth season with the San Francisco 49ers, the right QB to lead this team to a Super Bowl. Absolutely, see it. He is the guy. He was right there knocking on the door. We forget that it was a, you know, turnover away from Purdy and the Niners potentially really taking over that Super Bowl. So I think he's already proven that he can handle the big stage. This guy went from Mr. Irrelevant to almost a Super Bowl winning quarterback in a span of no time at all. So I think he's already turned the tables on the perception of who he was going to be and his career trajectory. And he's got those intangibles, too, that escapability, that, you know, ability to improvise, too, not just, you know, finding tight windows and doing those traditional QBS, that things that we need them to do to lead them to that big dance, but showing that he can do it on his own when the play breaks down, too. So I think Purdy, with weapons, if the Niners can put them back around him, can absolutely succeed and lead his team to the promised land. Larry, I don't disagree, especially when you have the endorsement of Kyle Shanahan here in terms of,

I think he has confidence in Brock Purdy pre-snap and post-snap. Your thoughts?

Yeah, he better be the guy because they gave him $180 million guaranteed in that new contract extension,

and that prevented them from resigning some of their big names on defense.

So the pressure is on Purdy to deliver.

But yeah, all the indicators are that he can't if he has some healthy weapons around him.

He led the league in yards per attempt two years ago.

He was 17 and 4 in his first 21 games as a starter until last year when the wheels came off.

And he didn't have a guy like Christian McCaffrey helping him out.

So yes, I think Brock Purdy is fully capable of doing it. And like Danny said, he was that close to

winning a ring two years ago. Yeah, it's interesting. You know, when you look at his passing touchdown

numbers, and Larry, I'm going to go to you here. It's 24 and a half, which honestly seems a little bit low, but there are concerns at the wide receiver position.

What are your thoughts on taking the over, perhaps, at minus 102 on 24 and a half touchdowns for Brock Purdy?

I would lean over with that number, see, but I prefer the yards going over 3850 and a half.

This is a number that he has cleared in two straight

seasons. And yes, there are some concerns because Joanne Jennings is out. You know, we don't know

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