Purdy fits late-round QB strategy in super flex; avoid early reach.
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Joe Pisapia groups Brock Purdy with Bo Nix and other late-round quarterbacks as part of a strategy to avoid reaching for early-round QBs in super flex drafts. The implication is that Purdy offers value as a late-round option in a year with a soft middle at the position, allowing draft capital to be spent on elite wide receivers and other positions.
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whether it's Brock Purdy or Bo Nix or, you know, some of these other folks, even if you carry this notion with you into super flex drafts, this is a year where you can very comfortably go Dijon, go Jameer
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- Joe Pisapia groups Brock Purdy with Bo Nix and other late-round quarterbacks as part of a strategy to avoid reaching for early-round QBs in super flex drafts. The implication is that Purdy offers value as a late-round option in a year with a soft middle at the position, allowing draft capital to be spent on elite wide receivers and other positions.
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