The Oct. 20 matchup between the San Francisco 49ers (3-3) and Kansas City Chiefs (5-0) features a standoff at the QB position, with Brock Purdy and Patrick Mahomes leading the way for their respective offenses. Which signal caller has the advantage? We analyze all of the relevant details below.

Quarterback Brock Purdy was starting to cook. Entering Thursday night’s game against the Seattle Seahawks, Purdy was among the league leaders in many statistical categories, including Adjusted Net Yards per Attempt,

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy continues to prove himself as a capable and efficient NFL passer, and some even argue that he's edging into

Brock Purdy is a great story, but is he really a great quarterback? He was great on Thursday night during the 49ers' 36-24 win over the Seahawks. But the Seahawks defense isn't good. Plus it was missing three starters.

And yet the 49ers can consider themselves lucky compared to their rivals. Seattle will be playing its third game in 11 days on Thursday, having played on Monday Night Football in Detroit on Sept. 30, this past Sunday (a loss to the Giants) in Week 5, and now a Thursday nighter.

On Thursday, 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy led the team into Seattle and came away with an impressive 36-24 over the Seahawks to pull the defending NFC champs back to .500 and back atop the NFC West. Despite a banged-up offense, Purdy completed 18-for-28 passing, tallied 255 yards and accounted for three touchdowns, with no interceptions.

Hunting for an adjective to describe Brock Purdy in the wake of the San Francisco 49ers’ big win in Seattle on Thursday night, my search committee came up with this one: Clever. It’s a bit of a hand-me-down,

The San Francisco 49ers have jumped out to a 5-0 start under the guidance of head coach Kyle Shanahan, outscoring opponents 167-68 during that stretch while being one of the most dominant teams in the NFL.