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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2024 · 21 MIN

Why Brock Purdy Can Keep Up His Incredible Efficiency | San Francisco 49ers Training Camp Report

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Welcome to the Fantasy Six Pack San Francisco 49ers Training Camp Report! Dylan Clemons and Joe Bond interview Ryan Mulvey an ESPN Northwest Florida radio host & Michael Hauff a contributor over at the FFfaceoff. They discuss if Brock Purdy can keep up his incredible efficiency numbers, and how the offense looks with and without Brandon Aiyuk, plus much more. 🏆 Get access to the award-winning advice/rankings and more available on F6P. Sign up for a membership today at https://fantasysixpack.net/plans - Intro (0:00) - Brock Purdy's efficiency numbers (1:31) - Who is the RB2 (4:58) - Who is the biggest winner if Aiyuk is moved (9:15) - George Kittle's role (12:13) - Surprise player (15:40) Be sure you follow them all on Twitter. Dylan: https://x.com/dclemons2222 Joe: https://x.com/F6P_Joe Ryan: https://x.com/RyanMulvey85 Michael: https://x.com/TheFFRealist Also, visit https://fantasysixpack.net for all your Fantasy Football advice. #fantasyfootball #49ers #49ersfootball

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