The San Francisco 49ers delivered a dominant performance that had fans celebrating well before the holidays. Quarterback Brock Purdy stole the show with his explosive five-touchdown performance, helping his team record a 48–27 win over the Indianapolis Colts. Now that the playoff dreams look brighter than ever, the focus shifts to Purdy’s plans for Christmas. What is the star player up to this festive season? 

 “With my family, friends, and celebrating Jesus,” he said via Niners Nation‘s Alex Tran on X. “And, you know, just loving all my teammates.”

Speaking to Tran, Brock Purdy revealed his simple yet cozy plans. While the Santa season has always been about family for the QB, this year is more special. Why? It is his daughter’s first Christmas with the family. Purdy and his wife, Jenna, welcomed their daughter, Millie Joleen Purdy, back in July, per his

Meanwhile, the 25-year-old also hasn’t forgotten his teammates. Last year, the 2023 Pro Bowl took the celebration to another level by playing Santa for his O-line. He surprised his linemen with Toyota cars, with the 49ers sharing the sweet moment on their social media. The first picture featured Purdy standing alongside his teammates, with a white Toyota SUV wrapped in a massive red bow. 

Additionally, the video included in the post showed him gifting five Sequoias and five Tundras, letting each lineman choose their wheels. But guess what? The tradition is alive and kicking this year as well! Recently, the quarterback collaborated with Toyota again to surprise nine families with brand-new Toyota vehicles. They focused on giving back to military families and those with children fighting pediatric illnesses. 

They allowed each family to select one of four options. These included the Sequoia TRD Pro, BZ4X, Sienna, and Camry. Much to Purdy and everyone’s delight, the holiday spirit is paying off. The former seventh-round pick recorded one of his finest performances of the season on the field. And with that, the 49ers are riding high on a five-game winning streak. 

Brock Purdy’s 49ers strengthen grip on NFC’s top seed

The Niners controlled Monday Night Football with Brock Purdy answering in the best way possible. While the team delivered across all phases, it was the offense that gave the Colts a tough time at Lucas Oil Stadium. The unit piled up 440 total yards and silenced the opponents from start to finish. Everything just clicked, be it passing, rushing, or receiving. Purdy dominated all night and made the defense bleed.

The player completed 25 of his 34 passes for 295 yards and tossed a career-high five touchdown passes. He posted just one interception, which shows his focus. In fact, he became the first quarterback since Ben Roethlisberger in 2014 to score five touchdowns against Indianapolis. Meanwhile, the 49ers’ ground game was just as impressive. Running back Christian McCaffrey rushed for a whopping 117 yards on 24 carries, averaging 5.6 yards per run.

This game was indeed interesting as the scoring came from everywhere. Wide receivers Jauan Jennings and Demarcus Robinson punched in one score each, while tight end George Kittle added an 11-yard touchdown of his own. The commanding Week 16 victory pushed San Francisco to an 11–4 record and bolstered its push for the NFC’s top seed. With home-field advantage now within reach, Brock Purdy’s team looks confident to carry this momentum into the postseason.