As the San Francisco 49ers opened their training camp, fans and teammates alike were relieved to hear that quarterback Brock Purdy has been cleared to participate according to Mercury News. Purdy, who underwent surgery to repair his throwing elbow nearly 20 weeks ago, has made a remarkable recovery, although there are some minor limitations to his involvement.

49ers General Manager John Lynch revealed that Purdy is "cleared and ready to go" without restrictions, but the team will follow a plan that involves Purdy throwing every two out of three days during training camp per 49erswebzone. Head Coach Kyle Shanahan also chimed in stating that Purdy will work with the first-team offense when he practices, but "he won't go three days in a row." NFL.com reported.

Rookie sensation Purdy led the 49ers to eight consecutive wins before sustaining a torn ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) in his right elbow during the NFC Championship Game in January. His surgery on March 10 put his involvement at the start of the season into question, but his progress has remained consistently positive.

With Purdy's recovery on track, the focus now shifts to the extent of his involvement and impact on the team moving forward. The 49ers' other quarterbacks, Trey Lance and Sam Darnold, are expected to take the majority of reps during practice, with Brandon Allen also providing valuable throwing experience. It's worth noting that despite his limited throwing schedule, the 49ers are optimistic that Purdy will be available to start in their Week 1 road matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers on September 10.