Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by libertyforever:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by libertyforever:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by libertyforever:
Originally posted by NCommand:
You think Hurts played like a tier 1 QB?
Entering this week he was like 4th in the MVP betting odds. He can be a tier 1 QB depending on your definition.
He's had nice stretches and has been battle tested and clutch but nothing about any of his numbers this year especially, should have him in MVP talks especially when you dive into the metrics.
Top 4 in the MVP betting odds is what it is.
That speaks more to the pour class than anything. It's Brock and then a big drop off IMHO.
So are you arguing that there is only 1 top tier QB in the NFL? and that sole top tier QB is Brock?
Odds have to include the top 3-4 players. But yes, in the NFC, without question. Nobody is in Brock's league right now. The others are tier 2, IMHO.
I think Brock's agility in the pocket helps out our 49ers OLine, but it's still pressure coming from the interior that seems to bother him a bit. Purdy can't step up, in a sense, in those cases. I saw the DT's knife in-between Brendel and Burford and got some penetration on those first series in the first quarter and that was a bit disappointing. They tightened it up later and the rest is history. My ideal OLine draft situation is getting a top flight OT, and then shoring up that center position (assuming McKivitz - by playoff time - is approaching great/all-pro level play). McKivitz, I thought, did a very good job against that Eagle DLine. 🏹🏹🏹 On the Oline, so far. If they keep progressing like this, they will be a very good line going into the playoffs.