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In the NFL, no quarterback wants to be dubbed a “system QB”: someone who relies heavily on specific offensive schemes and surrounding talent. But San Francisco 49ers’ Brock Purdy, who was drafted 262nd and was the final pick in the…

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III defended San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy against critics labeling him a "system QB." Speaking on the Double Coverage show, Griffin argued that legendary quarterbacks Tom Brady and Peyton Manning were also system quarterbacks who brought their own schemes to new franchises. Griffin stated that Purdy has evolved into an elite player whom teams win because of, rather than just with.
Griffin praised Purdy's rhythm, timing, athleticism, and high football IQ within head coach Kyle Shanahan's offensive scheme. Through the 49ers' 4-0 start, Purdy recorded 1,007 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, and only one interception, while maintaining a 69.9% completion rate.
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