Brock Purdy on historic pace in 49ers record books

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has started 25 regular-season games in his career, boasting a 19-6 record. Leading the NFL with 1,130 passing yards through four games, Purdy has thrown five touchdowns to two interceptions, completing an impressive 68.9 percent of his passes.

Sunday's dominant 30-13 win against the Minnesota Vikings marked Purdy's 25th career start, where he achieved several significant franchise milestones.

Over those 25 starts, Purdy has completed 69.1 percent of his pass attempts for 6,508 yards and 47 touchdowns, with an outstanding passer rating of 112.6—each of these figures setting a new standard in the 49ers' record books.

Purdy's 69.1 percent completion rate is the highest of any 49ers quarterback through their first 25 starts, surpassing Joe Montana's 63.0 percent mark.

His 6,508 passing yards also top the franchise, edging out Jeff Garcia's 6,470 yards.

Purdy's 47 touchdown passes eclipse Garcia's 41 through the first 25 starts.

Purdy's 112.6 passer rating is also the best among all 49ers quarterbacks through their first 25 games, surpassing Colin Kaepernick's 93.4 rating.

Purdy isn't just rewriting the 49ers' history books. On a broader scale, he has narrowly surpassed Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes for the highest passer rating through the first 25 career starts—Purdy's 112.6 edges out Mahomes' 112.5.

Purdy continues to prove his doubters wrong, and the quarterback's record-breaking performances are making waves not just in San Francisco but across the NFL.