From the episode

When you look at the Staffords, the Brock Purdy's versus, uh, you know, a Dak Prescott, these guys who aren't going to run, but they're just going to stand in the pocket and give you two to three touchdowns per week.

STACKED’s take

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Purdy's pocket-passing consistency gains value as QB rushing declines.

Brock Purdy, a pocket passer who does not rely on rushing volume, becomes more valuable in an environment where quarterback rushing is down 15% and design runs are ineffective; Matt Harmon suggests pocket passers like Purdy who consistently deliver two to three passing touchdowns per week are preferable to rushing-dependent quarterbacks in the current NFL landscape.

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