Who’s the real Brock Purdy? Is he the next Joe Flacco? Take two with Tom Brady? It’s possible. He’s reminiscent of Kirk Cousins, with a dash of Russell Wilson’s mobility. All of these quarterbacks reached the Super Bowl within two seasons and maintained their high standards. He might even be on the Wilson trajectory, both having been drafted after their senior season in the third round.

However, the comparison may not be all it seems, as Mark Sanchez nearly joined this exclusive club. Brock Purdy’s rise to fame hasn’t yet reached mythical proportions. At only 6-1, his achievements don’t quite measure up to the legendary exploits of Colin Kaepernick, who stood at 6-5.

It’s been nearly two months since Cam Newton took aim at Purdy, labeling him a game manager. However, Purdy’s stats prove otherwise, showcasing his ability to make big plays when it counts. Newton may not have the last word on this after all.

To dismiss him as a product of a system is premature. Purdy’s still finding his footing, improving exponentially from last season, and continues to raise the bar higher with each game. His precocious accomplishments have set new standards for young quarterbacks in the league.

In fact, his playoff performances have been nothing short of brilliant, showing his true potential. He’s a multifaceted talent, capable of carrying his team when under pressure. Purdy has proven his ability to lead his team to success, even in challenging situations, thanks to his natural talent and supporting cast of elite playmakers.

So, haters beware. Purdy is not to be underestimated. He’s the quarterback to watch, and is here to stay as a rising star in the league.