Brock Purdy seen as undervalued quarterback in fantasy football

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Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Brock Purdy seen as undervalued quarterback in fantasy football
Summary

Brock Purdy, who started his NFL career as Mr. Irrelevant in the 2022 draft, is considered a misvalued quarterback in fantasy leagues, typically ranked mid-tier QB1/QB2. Despite this, his performance metrics are strong, with an average of 19.2 fantasy points per game in 2023, suggesting he should be valued higher. Analysts attribute his low draft position, around 80-90, to perceptions of being a 'system quarterback' and concerns over his ability to rush. Purdy benefits from playing in a highly supportive system with elite teammates like Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle. Injury concerns, however, remain a significant factor in evaluating his fantasy potential.

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  • Purdy consistently ranks high in points per game among quarterbacks.
  • He averaged 20.8 fantasy points in nine games last season.
  • Purdy led the NFL in first-down rate with 44.5%.
  • He plays in a high-caliber offensive system under Kyle Shanahan.
  • Injury history poses risk for his fantasy value this season.
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  • 10:51 PMYahoo SportsBrock Purdy is the Most Misvalued Quarterback in Fantasy Football
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Whether starting his NFL career as Mr. Irrelevant in the 2022 NFL Draft or constantly being labeled as a “system quarterback”, Brock Purdy has been underestimated from the very beginning. In fantasy football leagues, he is also undervalued, always ranked in the mid-tier QB1/QB2 range by most analysts and fans. But Purdy’s ranking and evaluations […] The post Brock Purdy is the Most Misvalued Quarterback in Fantasy Football appeared first on The Lead.

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