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49ers have reason to believe Brock Purdy will prove latest ranking wrong Original

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By Bob Heyrman
| 49ers Webzone
There is disrespect, and then there is whatever this is. Recently, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy found himself on the wrong side of the latest quarterback ranking. Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated released his preseason quarterback rankings and placed Purdy at No. 16. Sixteenth. As in, middle-of-the-pack territory. And frankly, that feels way too low.
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Ranking the 49ers Position Groups Ahead of Training Camp

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By Bob Heyrman
| Yardbarker Verified
Despite the seemingly never-ending Brandon Aiyuk saga, the San Francisco 49ers have had a productive offseason, addressing several positional weaknesses and reshaping key areas of the roster. That said, a few concerns remain, and some spots still feel more unsettled than others. With training camp quickly approaching, let's rank the 49ers' position groups heading into the season. 1. Quarterback This is a relatively straightforward choice.
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Lions’ defensive concerns are hard to ignore heading into the summer

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By Bob Heyrman
| Side Lion Report Verified
As the Detroit Lions move past free agency and the NFL Draft, and begin shaping the roster that will carry them through the camp season and into the preseason, the biggest questions remain on defense, where health, depth, and proven production still feel like an unresolved issue. And honestly, that should make Lions fans at least a little uneasy heading into the summer. The secondary, in particular, is where things start to get uncomfortable.
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