Brock Purdy, the former Iowa State football legend, may have embarked on a new chapter of his career with the San Francisco 49ers, but his heart remains firmly rooted in Ames. Despite being nearly 2,000 miles away, Purdy's unwavering support for the Cyclones and their football program is a testament to his enduring connection to his alma mater.

Unwavering Allegiance: Brock Purdy's Cyclone Pride

A Lifelong Cyclone Fan

Brock Purdy's love for Iowa State football is palpable. "I don't know if there's even a word for it, because I'm so juiced up for them," he exclaims, as he eagerly follows the Cyclones' every move on Saturdays. Even after graduating, Purdy remains a devoted fan, tuning in to watch his former team and cheering them on with unabated enthusiasm. "Ever since I graduated, every Saturday I've got them tuned in, watching them, pulling for them," he shares, his passion for the Cyclones evident in every word.

Cyclone Pride Runs Deep

Purdy's connection to Iowa State goes beyond mere fandom; it's a deep-rooted sense of pride that permeates his being. "I bleed our school colors and take pride in being from Iowa State," he declares, underscoring the unwavering loyalty he feels towards his alma mater. Purdy's pride extends to the success of other Cyclones players in the NFL, as he takes great satisfaction in seeing his former teammates and fellow Iowa State alumni thrive at the professional level.

A Selfless Team Effort

As Purdy closely follows the Cyclones' current season, he is particularly impressed by the team's collective effort and selfless approach to the game. "I think they are playing as a team; they are so selfless," he observes. "Like no one, it's not all about them. They care for each other." Purdy admires the way the Cyclones are winning games through a cohesive team effort, with each unit – offense, defense, and special teams – doing its part to contribute to the overall success.

Comparisons to Brock Purdy

Purdy's legacy at Iowa State has not gone unnoticed, as the current Cyclones quarterback, Rocco Becht, has drawn comparisons to the former star. Purdy sees the similarities, noting that both he and Becht share a "heart of a lion" and the determination to lead their team, regardless of the circumstances. "Obviously, we're 'smaller-ish' guys, but we had that heart of a lion to go out and do what it took for our team and university and lead, no matter what the circumstances are," Purdy reflects.

Unwavering Support and Optimism

As the Cyclones continue their undefeated season, Purdy's support remains unwavering. "I want nothing but the best for them," he declares, expressing his sincere hope for the team's continued success. Purdy's optimism and belief in the Cyclones' ability to achieve greatness are palpable, and his enduring connection to the program serves as a testament to the lasting impact he has had on Iowa State football.