QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
He hasn't played a full season yet folks.

He will this year and when he does - He will have more than 35 Tds

Yeah I'm saying we haven't seen his best yet... he's still a rookie learning, while playing this well.

he ain't a rookie tho

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
He hasn't played a full season yet folks.

He will this year and when he does - He will have more than 35 Tds

Yeah I'm saying we haven't seen his best yet... he's still a rookie learning, while playing this well.

Oh hell yeah! even when you rewatch todays game, youll see a lot of areas where he can improve - he wasn't perfect by any means.

I think that is awesome because I thought he played very well and he still can get so much better. I think hes just scratching the surface. He's still a rookie in relation to game experience wise.

1) Cohn is a big time tool.

2) Purdy's velocity is better than Cohn would like to admit anyway. It's not that terrible. He can make the throws.

3) This is exactly what gets you Trey_ning Wheels. Instead of Brock_Star. This guy is 6'4" 225 lbs and can run around fast in shorts.

4) It ignores what is really important at QB. Processing fast, going through reads and progressions fast, making the right decisions, having good mechanics, throwing an accurate ball. All things that Brock Purdy does super well. The truly most important things at QB.

If they scouted differently and picked this stuff the NFL would hit more and miss less. But they get enamored by all the stuff that doesn't really matter.

Originally posted by bassmanr:
Look I liked that about Trey's potential but Brock did an amazing Job today. He needs to watch his fumbles and tuck the ball better is the only thing he needs to do. Yes it would be nice to have a long ball but his throw to Ayuik was medium range, perfect target and great catch

I think Kyle scolded him because he didn't step into the pocket on that last fumble by Watt. That could've been a very dangerous play especially with what happened last year in Philadelphia.

Originally posted by dayswwneskoqnazfma:

Originally posted by bassmanr:
Look I liked that about Trey's potential but Brock did an amazing Job today. He needs to watch his fumbles and tuck the ball better is the only thing he needs to do. Yes it would be nice to have a long ball but his throw to Ayuik was medium range, perfect target and great catch

I think Kyle scolded him because he didn't step into the pocket on that last fumble by Watt. That could've been a very dangerous play especially with what happened last year in Philadelphia.

For whatever reason he doesn't sense pressure coming from his right. Luckily there aren't a lot of TJ Watts out there and hopefully McKivitz gets better.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
1) Cohn is a big time tool. HELL YES

2) Purdy's velocity is better than Cohn would like to admit anyway. It's not that terrible. He can make the throws. YEP.BIG THROWS UNDER PRESSURE

3) This is exactly what gets you Trey_ning Wheels. Instead of Brock_Star. This guy is 6'4" 225 lbs and can run around fast in shorts.

4) It ignores what is really important at QB. Processing fast, going through reads and progressions fast, making the right decisions, having good mechanics, throwing an accurate ball. All things that Brock Purdy does super well. The truly most important things at QB.

If they scouted differently and picked this stuff the NFL would hit more and miss less. But they get enamored by all the stuff that doesn't really matter.

I dont even listen to Cohn anymore. He is an oxygen thief

Patrick Peterson looking like a dumbass

said he could have had 2 but didnt

MFer wasnt even on my TV screen on the first TD

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:
Patrick Peterson looking like a dumbass

said he could have had 2 but didnt

MFer wasnt even on my TV screen on the first TD

He said that after the game?

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:
Patrick Peterson looking like a dumbass

said he could have had 2 but didnt

MFer wasnt even on my TV screen on the first TD

He could've had 1 on the pass to Kittle. But talking about could'ves after losing a game and getting beat for two TDs.... that's some weak sauce if he said that, LOL.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:
Patrick Peterson looking like a dumbass

said he could have had 2 but didnt

MFer wasnt even on my TV screen on the first TD

He said that after the game?

Yes sir

Originally posted by Goatie:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
1) Cohn is a big time tool. HELL YES

2) Purdy's velocity is better than Cohn would like to admit anyway. It's not that terrible. He can make the throws. YEP.BIG THROWS UNDER PRESSURE

3) This is exactly what gets you Trey_ning Wheels. Instead of Brock_Star. This guy is 6'4" 225 lbs and can run around fast in shorts.

4) It ignores what is really important at QB. Processing fast, going through reads and progressions fast, making the right decisions, having good mechanics, throwing an accurate ball. All things that Brock Purdy does super well. The truly most important things at QB.

If they scouted differently and picked this stuff the NFL would hit more and miss less. But they get enamored by all the stuff that doesn't really matter.

I dont even listen to Cohn anymore. He is an oxygen thief

Yeah he is. But he badly misses these in evaluation. The most important things at QB.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:
Watched one of the matchup films pre game and the narrator was calling him "Big Crow Brock" 🤣🤣

"The sign reads Big then a picture of a bird, Brock, so I assume they mean Big Crow Brock.."

yep that's what that means.

Purdy also is reminding me of Peyton Manning, just looks like a vet.

What I am concerned about his is elbow, looked like he tweaked it after the butt recovery. I get his desire to win..but damn Purdy please be careful with that elbow. He stretched his arm, moved his fingers, I immediately thought of the ulnar nerve getting irritated.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
He hasn't played a full season yet folks.

He will this year and when he does - He will have more than 35 Tds

Yeah I'm saying we haven't seen his best yet... he's still a rookie learning, while playing this well.

Oh hell yeah! even when you rewatch todays game, youll see a lot of areas where he can improve - he wasn't perfect by any means.

I think that is awesome because I thought he played very well and he still can get so much better. I think hes just scratching the surface. He's still a rookie in relation to game experience wise.

I think he'll get better as a QB if McKivitz can step up his game and shut down guys like Watt.

Originally posted by Goatie:
I dont even listen to Cohn anymore. He is an oxygen thief

Cohn just says s**t for attention,negative or positive, his whole shtick is getting people to engage with his content. I haven't paid attention to a thing he has to say in years.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
He hasn't played a full season yet folks.

He will this year and when he does - He will have more than 35 Tds

Yeah I'm saying we haven't seen his best yet... he's still a rookie learning, while playing this well.

Oh hell yeah! even when you rewatch todays game, youll see a lot of areas where he can improve - he wasn't perfect by any means.

I think that is awesome because I thought he played very well and he still can get so much better. I think hes just scratching the surface. He's still a rookie in relation to game experience wise.

I think he'll get better as a QB if McKivitz can step up his game and shut down guys like Watt.

KIVO I thought could have gotten some helped from either TE or a FB... Watt's an ALL PRO... allowing him to rush the passer against a very young OT wont cut it !!