Brock Purdy Has Thrown 113 Passes Without a Sack and The 12s Are The Only Ones Who Can Stop Him

Brock Purdy has started this season with some absolutely wild numbers, but the most shocking one? A big, fat zero. That’s how many times the Niners quarterback has been sacked through 113 pass attempts this year, and that insane streak is heading straight into Lumen Field this week for a showdown with our Seahawks. He’s also tearing it up with an NFL-leading 126.2 passer rating and 11 touchdown passes, but honestly, that zero sacks stat is the one that’s got everyone buzzing.

Nobody Else Is Doing This

Seriously, nobody else in the league is even close to what Purdy’s doing. Every single other quarterback who has started all four games this season has been sacked at least five times. Five! And this dude? Not once. It’s not just impressive, it’s historic. We’re talking about a feat so rare, you have to go all the way back to Peyton Manning with the 2005 Colts to find a quarterback who started the first four games of a season without taking a single sack. That’s elite company, and it means the Niners’ offense is rolling, protected like crazy, and making defenses look silly.

The 12s Need to Bring the Noise

Now, here’s where it gets good, Seattle. The Niners are marching into our house, and it’s up to us to put an end to this ridiculous streak. Why us? Because we’ve done it before! The last time our Seahawks faced Purdy, we got to him three times. That’s right, three sacks! Our defense knows how to break through that offensive line and get pressure. This isn’t just another game, folks. Whether the Seahawks can finally do what no other defense has managed this season and bring Purdy down will be a massive factor in who wins the game. More than that, it could totally swing the NFC West race.

This upcoming game against the 49ers is going to be electric. Can our defense, fueled by the loudest 12s in the league, be the first to crack Purdy’s unbreakable protection? We need to make Lumen Field a nightmare for him. Everything’s on the line, Seattle, and the whole division is watching.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.