49ERS Coach Kyle Shanahan Admits Panic After Brock Purdy Harm Scare; QB Downplays Incident

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan admitted he didn’t really feel comfy following a close to miss in the course of the workforce’s first day of padded apply final Monday.

During an 11-to-11 drill, defensive lineman Clelin Ferrell swatted the ball out of quarterback Brock Purdy’s hand as he ready to unleash a throw. Ferrell practically hit Purdy’s surgically repaired throwing arm, inflicting the 43-year-old tactician to really feel uneasy.

“I had hold my breath so I didn’t lose my mind. I could see he was alright, but, it’s human nature. The only way you can finish a sack is if you run, run and reach. And those guys do it and that’s why we have to get on them all the time not to do it, because it’s human nature,” Shanahan stated. 

The coach added that it’s much more delicate once you see it occur to Purdy, who ended his season final 12 months with a full tear of his ulnar collateral ligament on his throwing elbow.

The 23-year-old picked up the damage in the course of the NFC Championship Game, whereby they misplaced 7-31 towards the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Brock Purdy downplays incident

The gifted quarterback rubbed off the incident, saying it was simply soccer.

Purdy understands that his teammates and coaches is likely to be slightly apprehensive about what occurred in apply, given how he ended final season.

However, final 12 months’s ultimate draft choose assured he was not scared about it and remained composed and never timid after it occurred.

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