There are a lot of things that go into being a new parent, like learning how to change diapers, adjusting to a new sleep schedule and, of course, choosing a babysitter you trust.<\/p>\n
Luckily for 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy and his wife Jenna, who recently welcomed their daughter Millie Joleen Purdy<\/a>, they have an entire NFL roster full of — mostly — responsible teammates to choose from. So does running back Christian McCaffrey, who welcomed a daughter as well, Colette Annalise McCaffrey<\/a>, with wife Olivia Culpo just before the Purdys.<\/p>\n “I want to say [George] Kittle would be fun, but he might be a little bit too crazy,” Purdy told “The Rich Eisen Show<\/a>” on Friday, when Eisen asked who he would choose to watch over his and McCaffrey’s daughters on a date night.<\/p>\n “We would get home from dinner and the kids would still be up moving around, and he’d be ramping them up. Like, come on George, stop.”<\/p>\n<\/p>\n OK, so we know who Purdy might not choose. Maybe Kittle is more suited for the fun-loving uncle role than a rule-abiding babysitter. Then who would be perfect for the job?<\/p>\n “One of the offensive linemen,” Purdy told Eisen. “The offensive linemen I feel like are very mature, good dudes. Maybe Colton McKivitz or Kyle Juszczyk, fullback, he’s a Type A. I want to say Fred Warner. I don’t know, we’ll see.”<\/p>\n All three certainly would be excellent choices, talent on the football field aside. McKivitz is settling into family life just fine after getting married this offseason, Juszczyk is a doting dog dad to his two canines, Mozzarella and Pierogi<\/a>, and Warner welcomed his first child<\/a>, Bear, with wife Sydney in March 2024.<\/p>\n “Thoughtful men,” Purdy said. “Responsible.”<\/p>\n And that’s what teammates are for.<\/p>\n Download and follow the 49ers Talk Podcast<\/a><\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t