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If you’re following the saga of Brock Purdy, it’s been another week where the story is less about game-winning drives and more about the training table. The San Francisco 49ers’ $265 million man remains on the shelf, missing his second consecutive game and fourth of the season with a pesky toe injury he first picked up back in Week 1 against Seattle. According to USA TODAY, after a brief return in Week 4 against Jacksonville—where he clearly wasn’t himself—the issue flared up again, forcing him out of last week’s thriller with the Rams and again this Sunday against Tampa Bay. ESPN’s Dan Graziano called it “unlikely” Purdy would suit up for Week 6, and team officials confirmed his absence right up through kickoff, per the Associated Press and inews.zoombangla.com. The chatter among Niners fans is all about patience—management wants to see Purdy at full health before throwing him back into the fire, but the fan base is restless. No surprise, given the team’s high hopes and his new monster contract.

On the business front, Purdy’s been quiet—no new endorsements, no viral commercials, just a wait-and-see as his health dictates when he’ll next flash that arm on Sundays. His social media presence remains understated; there aren’t any major posts on his accounts in the past 24 hours about his injury or comeback, and no cryptic tweets hinting at anything. The buzz is all around him, but not from him. Meanwhile, backup Mac Jones has stepped in—more on that in a moment—but Purdy’s absence is the story. Team sources told reporters that placing him on injured reserve isn’t under consideration, which is both a vote of confidence and a sign they expect him back soon. The whispers out of the Bay Area suggest Purdy could return for next week’s tilt with the Falcons, but that’s not a lock, just the ESPN optimism bubbling up.

With Purdy sidelined, the spotlight shifted—sometimes uncomfortably—to Mac Jones, who’s 3-0 as a starter but had a brutal interception that had fans groaning and social media lighting up with pleas for Purdy’s return, according to inews.zoombangla.com. Still, it’s impossible to ignore the subplot: Purdy’s durability. This isn’t just a blip; he’s now missed six of his last 13 games, dating back to last season, as noted by the AP. That’s a trend that, fair or not, will follow him until he strings together a dozen starts.

No major public appearances to speak of—no store openings, no charity galas, just a low profile as he rehabs. No big business news, either, just the reality of new contract pressure. For now, it’s all about the toe, the timeline, and the tension. If Purdy does make it back next Sunday, expect the Bay Area’s collective pulse to spike. If not—well, the chatter only gets louder.

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