Brock Purdy playoff wins are two in three attempts. He is the third youngest QB to win a postseason game at 23 years and 18 days.

The first postseason game played by Mr. Irrelevant was the NFC Wild Card opposite Seattle.

He threw 332 yards with a 60% pass completion rate. The 18 passes that found a receiver resulted in three TDs. He covered 16 yards with the ball for a rushing TD.

Likewise, his second playoff win was against the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Divisional Round.

The individual completed 19 passes in 29 attempts at 65.5 percent completion rate. He made 214 passing yards.

Unfortunately, the NFC Championship contest opposite the Philadelphia Eagles proved too much for the youngster and the team. They took a beating of 31-7.

Purdy’s time on the field was cut short by a right elbow injury. He managed to throw four complete passes for 23 yards.

After the game, the diagnosis report showed an ulnar collateral ligament tear.

A post-injury Purdy, with a breathtaking end to his rookie year, will paint a target on his back. Everyone will watch him closely to see whether it was a fluke or the individual is a ‘real deal.’

Comparison with other QBs

Brock’s playoff record of 2-1 is still better than many QBs earning big bucks in the league.

To put things in perspective, here are some QBs and their postseason win-loss statistics:

• Lamar Jackson: 1-3
• Trevor Lawrence: 1-1
• Jalen Hurts: 2-2
• Jimmy Garoppolo: 4-2
• Derek Carr: 0-1
• Josh Allen: 4-4
• Deshaun Watson: 1-2
• Joe Burrow: 5-2
• Kirk Cousins: 1-3
• Gen Smith: 0-1
• Justin Herbert: 0-1
• Ryan Tannehill: 2-3