How PFF graded Purdy, 49ers in Week 17 win vs. Commanders

The 49ers bounced back in their 27-10 win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday at FedExField and one player in particular proved that the Week 16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens was an anomaly, not the norm. Quarterback Brock Purdy completed 22 of his 28 pass attempts for 230 yards, two touchdowns and a 124.7 rating. His 89.1 overall grade is his highest since Week 10 vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars. When the Iowa State product was kept clean, he completed 19 of his 21 attempts for 197 yards and one touchdown and a 121.4 passer rating. The young quarterback also was able to successfully bring back the club's deep pass game which was absent against the Ravens. Purdy completed both of his pass attempts of 20 yards of more downfield and leads the NFL with a 63.8 percent completion rate and 11 touchdowns on deep passes. The offensive line had a better game, with left tackle Trent Williams anchoring the group for the entire contest. The unit only allowed six total pressures, which is a huge improvement from the 22 allowed in Week 16. Here are more highlights from the 49ers' Week 17 grades: RB Elijah Mitchell - 76.2 Mitchell stepped in for star running back Christian McCaffrey, who left...