QB Brock Purdy Press Conference

QB Brock Purdy

Press Conference – September 25, 2025

San Francisco 49ers

How’s the week been going back for you with your toe and everything?

“It’s been good. Really like where I’m at with the progress with it healing up and feeling better and dropping back, throwing and like where I’m at. So it’s been good.”

You’re playing Sunday for sure?

“We’ll see. Yeah. I’m taking it day by day still, but feel a lot better.”

You were in the, correct me if I’m wrong, but, in the celebration after Eddie hit the field goal, you were kind of joking around, you know, with your group and everything. I mean, it looked like how pretty healthy toe, you know, based on that celebration. Yeah. I mean you must feeling fairly confident in that toe.

“Yeah, no, I, I liked my progress, last week with where I was at and in terms of feeling better, getting better and so it was just a day-by-day decision. It’s the same thing this week, but I mean, it’s no secret like it’s been two and a half weeks or so. And just overall, man, my, my toes healed up. It’s gotten better and so when Eddie hit the game winning field goal, yeah, I could do a little bit, so I was good enough to do that.”

How’s WR Demarcus Robinson been back in practice?

“Awesome. Just having him back out and obviously seeing, you know, what he had done at camp and it’s the same thing, you know, he, he comes back out and, and is feeling fresh and looks great and great hands. So, excited to have him back and in the game plan.”

What have you been able to do the last two days? I, you’ve been limited on the, on the injury report, but do you feel like you’ve been able to do enough stuff out there during practice to get you best prepared for Sunday’s game?

“Definitely, just dropping back and throwing and feeling good about playing the position of quarterback and for me it’s still a day-by-day thing, you know going up to game time and, and see how I feel. But, I really do think that it’s been good progress, good work, and, and I just feel better overall just with my body and, and mentally of attacking this game plan and, and, and being ready if I’m able to go.”

To kind of follow up on what you just said, the mental aspect of it, hypothetically, you play on Sunday. Given that, how much of a mental challenge do you feel like, or mental adversity do you feel like you’ll need to overcome to go out there and fully play like yourself and not handicap your foot at all to make sure that you are, you know, showing up is Brock Purdy?

“Yeah, I mean, if I’m playing, I’m going to be feeling good. That’s, that’s all I know, you know? And if I’m not ready, , come game time, then I’m not ready, you know, so when I step out in the field, I want to play quarterback, just like rock purdy has always played quarterback, and, , and so, you know, that’s how I’m looking at it and I don’t want to go out there thinking about anything else on my body if it’s not feeling right. , so if I’m playing, I’m going to be feeling good and I’ll leave it at that.”

Too detailed. But, what’s a bigger test? Like doing a sprint rollout or simply throwing and doing a toe drag under follow through?

“In terms of?”

How you feel with your toe?

“To be honest, I’m not going to really get into, you know, all the little details of it and whatnot, but I will say like I feel better.”

Yeah, situations where you need to be a hundred percent healthier, you can make it worse?

“Honestly, it’s, you know, it’s just like any other injury, you know, if you hurt something then you know, you can go back out and there’s a chance or a possibility of it happening again. That’s the nature of the sport that we play. But, for me, I, like I said, if I’m stepping out in the field, I want to feel really good and not thinking about anything else in terms of am I going to hurt it? Am I not? If I’m on the field, I’m, I’m not going to be thinking about that.”

The, here’s the tough one. What do you, what do you think about QB Mac Jones’ suit collection? Do you have a favorite?

“I think the first week, the red suit going into Seattle, I saw him come off the bus and I was like, no way. Like, this dude is funny, so I love all of the suits and he’s got good taste.”

Your feedback when you prepare to face the, the Jags? What, what do you see when you pop that, that film on? I mean, they’re looks like a really good defensive, active defensive team. What kind of stands out?

“Yeah, they’re first three games, man, they’ve played together, tough defense. You could see that they’re all playing with the chip on their shoulder and it’s, it’s a team that is hungry, you know? And I feel like they’ve found ways to win together. And I mean, that’s the NFL man. You got to end up finding a way to win. It doesn’t matter how, but at the end of the day, they’ve both offensively and defensively have, have come together and, and they’ve won games. And so I really respect them for that. And obviously good front, really good front, really good linebackers. They’re secondary, they got talent, so it’s going to be a really good challenge for us and I’m excited for it.”

You’re challenging us. How’s it been just to, to build chemistry with WR Kendrick Bourne?

“It’s been great. I threw him a ball this week and we were all excited that, you know, like for me to throw to him and, and continue to build this, this new chemistry we were both really excited about that. But I really do, obviously, like what I’ve seen on film, what he is done in the games with Mac, like, he’s a dependable guy. He knows the system with Kyle. He’s been in it for years. And so for him to come back and, and bring the spark and energy for our offense, like I’m all about, so hopefully we can find ways to give him the ball and keep him going.”