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Forget Brock Purdy, Niners fans want the ball in Christian McCaffrey’s hands | What’s Wright?
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Nick Wright maintains that the weak link for the San Francisco 49ers offense heading into Super Bowl LVIII is their quarterback, Brock Purdy. Despite anyone saying Purdy is underestimated or counted out too soon, Nick is certain that Niners fans 90% of the time, want the ball in Christian McCaffrey's hands. Watch as Nick lays out a game plan for his Kansas City Chiefs defense to put a stop to this stacked offense by forcing Purdy to throw.
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Hosted by sports personality and star of FS1’s “First Things First," What's Wright? With Nick Wright will see Nick dish his hot takes on the biggest topics in the world of sports, while sharing the behind-the-scenes of his family life. He'll play games, make lists, and most importantly, he'll tell you what’s Wright.
Forget Brock Purdy, Niners fans want the ball in Christian McCaffrey’s hands | What’s Wright?
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