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Field Gulls fantasy football takes on Brock Purdy

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All Field Gulls insights about Brock Purdy

PositiveMatchupOct 14, 2026
Benefited from Seattle's weak edge rush pressure in critical late-game situation. Interior rush was productive (Murphy 2 of 3 sacks), but edge defenders failed to consistently move Purdy off his spot. Lack of pressure proved costly late, giving him time to find Mike Evans on game-deciding drive. Source emphasizes Seattle cannot rely on interior defenders to carry entire pass rush; edge group needs to win more consistently, especially on obvious passing downs and late in games.
NegativeMatchupOct 9, 2026
Purdy is much more dangerous once a play breaks down; he has the ability to escape the pocket, extend plays and pick up yards with his legs. Through four games, Purdy has already rushed 20 times for 122 yards and a touchdown. The source notes that Seattle has already seen quarterbacks hurt its defense with their legs this season (Drake Maye rushed seven times for 47 yards in Week 1; Justin Herbert ran six times for 40 yards in Week 4). Seattle cannot allow Purdy to turn third-and-long into a scramble drill; pressure must become sacks, not just hits or hurries, because allowing Purdy to escape pressure and still complete the play is almost as damaging as not pressuring him at all.