The 49ers look like legit Super Bowl contenders, even as injuries take a toll. It's time to get their MVP-candidate QB some more help.

The writer argues that the San Francisco 49ers must make aggressive roster moves to support Brock Purdy following their 23-16 victory over the Washington Commanders. The win improved San Francisco to 6-0 despite numerous injuries across the offensive depth chart. Purdy threw for 264 yards and a touchdown in the game, continuing his strong early-season form.
While head coach Kyle Shanahan suggested the team will likely rely on in-house depth until injured players return, the author contends San Francisco should acquire outside help before the trade deadline. The article suggests targeting offensive playmakers such as Brian Thomas Jr. or defensive reinforcements like DeForest Buckner to bolster Purdy and protect the team's championship window.
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