"I mean, obviously, we all wanted that to be us, Purdy said Wednesday at the Toyota Glow-Up Classic inside the Moscone Center. That was the goal from the beginning of the season. We fell short of that. So, I mean, it is what it is. That's how football operates. That's the NFL. We've got to learn from it, regroup and be ready to attack next year."
"With the injuries we were dealt with, the situation and everything, like, yeah, it was tough, Purdy said. But I'm really proud of a bunch of guys stepping up. Young guys, older guys, you name it. Having new guys come in like Eric Kendricks late in the year. For us to be able to win the way we did as a team was pretty special. But the ultimate goal is to win the whole thing, and we've got work to do."
"The appearance was Purdy's first since the 49ers cleaned out their lockers following a 41-6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the divisional round. Seattle will play the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60 on Sunday at Levi's Stadium. The 49ers finished the season 13-6, including their two playoff games, which Purdy said was pretty special given the circumstances."
Brock Purdy coached a Toyota-sponsored flag football game featuring Bay Area girls high school players and made his first public appearance since the 49ers cleaned out their lockers after a 41-6 divisional-round loss. Seattle will play New England in Super Bowl 60 at Levi's Stadium. The 49ers finished 13-6 amid extensive injuries to stars including Fred Warner, Nick Bosa and Brandon Aiyuk. Purdy called the season's wins special given the circumstances but said the ultimate goal remains winning the Super Bowl and that the team must learn, regroup and prepare for next year. Purdy also said his turf toe won't need offseason surgery and he plans to spend downtime with his wife and newborn daughter.
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