Brock Purdy's elbow has finally been repaired. Now the question shifts to whether or not he can get healthy by Week 1.
The San Francisco 49ers’ rookie phenom on Friday morning underwent successful surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right elbow, the team said in a statement.
The news is a sigh of relief for the 49ers and their fans. Purdy was initially scheduled to have the surgery on Feb. 22, but inflammation in his elbow forced him to delay the procedure. Now that the repair has been completed, Purdy can begin what’s typically a six month recovery, though the team has not announced an official timeline.
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