In the world of NFL, where touchdown passes and strategic plays reign supreme, there’s a new arena of competition emerging: quarterback fashion. Enter Mac Jones, the Patriots transfer who’s turning heads not just with his gameplay, but with his killer suit game. 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy can’t help but be impressed.

When Jones stepped off the bus in a fire-engine red suit during Week 1, Purdy’s reaction was priceless - a stunned “No way”. But this isn’t just about one bold fashion moment. Jones is a suit connoisseur with a wardrobe that would make GQ editors swoon.

The Suit Strategy

With a collection ranging between 50-60 suits, Jones isn’t playing around. His sartorial choices aren’t just about looking good - they’re a professional statement. “I’m going to work,” he declares, channeling a level of professional swagger that goes beyond the football field.

Behind the Threads

Jones’ suit obsession started in college, where wearing suits was practically mandatory. Now, it’s become his signature NFL look. From bold reds to classic cuts, he’s turning the pregame tunnel into his personal runway. And those shoes? Sockless-looking but secretly sporting “no-show” socks - because even his footwear game is strategic.

Teammate Approval

Purdy’s reaction isn’t just polite - it’s genuine admiration. “This dude is funny,” he says, proving that in the 49ers world, style points matter just as much as touchdown passes. With Jones filling in admirably during Purdy’s toe injury and maintaining this epic suit game, he’s quickly becoming a fan favorite both on and off the field.