The 49ers’ Brock Purdy looks to rebound off Sunday’s sub-par outing and deliver his third win in as many meetings against the Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott.

NFL defensive coordinators may have found Brock Purdy's kryptonite. We know he's an outstanding anticipatory thrower against zone coverage. But this season, he's struggling big time against man-to-man coverage.

Brock Purdy accumulated 25.8 fantasy points -- 22-of-30 (73.3%), 292 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs; 10 carries, 41 yards -- in his best game of the season. That was in Week 3 against the Los Angeles Rams.

A 49ers team with Super Bowl aspirations is now 3-4 and banged up. Now's the time for Brock Purdy to take his game to another level.

This season, the Cowboys' defense has struggled to stop opposing offenses, as it ranks 26th in the league with 28 points allowed per game. When it comes to total yards, the team ranks 14th with 2,139 total yards allowed (356.5 per game).

Michael Irvin breaks down the crucial matchup between Dak Prescott and Brock Purdy this weekend. He answers the question of who needs this win more, diving into the implications for both quarterbacks and their teams.

Under the bright lights, with the pocket collapsing and the odds shrinking, the Kyle Shanahan-trained quarterback boldly took his shot. For a second or two, it looked like another self-inflicted wound: The high-risk throw over the middle appeared to be intercepted.

In the latest edition of San Francisco 49ers quarterback discussions, Mike Sando of The Athletic wrote about the possibility of the Niners trading signal-caller Brock Purdy. Yes, you read that right.