Ex-NFL QB reveals reason behind Brock Purdy’s costly turnovers in 49ers’ 26-21 defeat to Jaguars

In the loss of yesterday 26-21 against Jacksonville Jaguors, the midfielder in San Franciso 49ers Brock Burdi was three of the four team transformations.

Purdy threw a pair of objections to the Jaguars Devin Lloyd players and lost a late stumbling from the game that helped Jacksonville’s victory. In two games played this season, Bordi already has four shifts in the tongue of Francisco.

So what is going on in San Fran with Burdi, which creates many transformations in the attack so far? One of the former Cardinals believes that his length is a factor contributing to his transformations.

Join Kay Adams on the Up & Adams, former Patrick Peterson spike about the reason for the height of PurDy makes it difficult for him to achieve certain throws.

“Most of their plays, they run seventy and a banage eight. So, if you take these pomegranate away, forcing the midfielder to overcome you with their left hand, this makes his job more difficult because he is the player of the Corteter midfielder.

Burdi finished the game that completed 22 out of 38 passes for 309 yards, two landing, and two objection. It was his first match since I lost the past two weeks by hitting the toe and shoulder.

In his career, Burdi has 68 landing points to 31 objections and flounded four times in his career.

Brock PurDy played with the soles of the feet in Sunday match against jaguars

As mentioned above, Brock Purdy returned this week after losing weeks 2 and 3 with a shoulder injury and toes.

According to the San Francisco 49ers coach, Kyle Shanihan, Bordi coach, the toe was annoyed after yesterday’s match.

Shanshan said via David Bonella of 49erswebzone.com:

“He did not indicate to me at all during the game. I talked to him on the phone last night, and he said he started annoying him a little last night. But nothing during the game at all.”

Matterly clay is that 49ers have a short week. They will prepare to take over Los Angeles Rams on the road Thursday evening, and they play three days before the Sunday Model List.

As of now, there are no signs or indications that Brock Borde will miss a match Thursday night, but it is a monitoring position over the week. It should give its cases in practice today and tomorrow a better sign of whether or not he will play this week.