QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Thanks for this, hmmm not sure why Nick said 30th? Also what is DB%? I've never seen that on PFF.

yeah it's WK1 so hopefully things improve. Those numbers are outrageous for a lot of teams

My guess is defense blitz % just a guess really

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Thanks for this, hmmm not sure why Nick said 30th? Also what is DB%? I've never seen that on PFF.

yeah it's WK1 so hopefully things improve. Those numbers are outrageous for a lot of teams

My guess is defense blitz % just a guess really

no its probably pressure on dropback% so its normalized for how many pass attempts

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Good for 12th worsed in the league in week 1 against arguably the best pass rushing front 7 in the NFL and we still blew their back out.

Yeah that s**t needs to improve though. Brock isn't gonna make it through the season with that amount of pressures/hits. Had a couple fumbles (one lost) on top of it.

The right side needs to get it together.

edit: how is that 12th worst when that tweet says 30th?

I'm sorry 10th worsed. Its funny because pretty much every o line we consider to be top tier didn't look all that good in pass pro this past week.



It should improve for several reasons. CM won't be up against an all pro in Watt every week. It was the first game that CM and SB have played together in a regular season game. They actually didn't look bad on the first 4 drives of the game. It was when Pitt started to run a bunch of stunts and blitzes on their side when things started to deteriorate. Now they have some film of it for which they can learn from. If CM and Burfod still look like they did in the 2nd half of that game by our bye week than we should start to worry.

steelers have a top 3 DL so this is actually good I think we have a solid OL. Other than Dallas and Phili no one even comes close

edit: Also poor Daniel Jones pressured on almost 70% of dropbacks? and it must've "eased up" when the score got out of hand. It must've been 75%+ when the game was within 2-3 scores

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by Dirtydonedirtcheap69:
Joes arm was as good and probably better. It's debatable. Joe threw bombs that I'd love to see Purdy match, hasn't happened yet.

Joe's defining moments were the catch, his final drive in the '88 Super Bowl, and a few other drives. I didn't see him make any throws in those moments Brock couldn't easily make. That's what I want in a QB, that's what I'm thrilled we may finally have again in a QB.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Good for 12th worsed in the league in week 1 against arguably the best pass rushing front 7 in the NFL and we still blew their back out.

Yeah that s**t needs to improve though. Brock isn't gonna make it through the season with that amount of pressures/hits. Had a couple fumbles (one lost) on top of it.

The right side needs to get it together.

edit: how is that 12th worst when that tweet says 30th?

I'm sorry 10th worsed. Its funny because pretty much every o line we consider to be top tier didn't look all that good in pass pro this past week.



It should improve for several reasons. CM won't be up against an all pro in Watt every week. It was the first game that CM and SB have played together in a regular season game. They actually didn't look bad on the first 4 drives of the game. It was when Pitt started to run a bunch of stunts and blitzes on their side when things started to deteriorate. Now they have some film of it for which they can learn from. If CM and Burfod still look like they did in the 2nd half of that game by our bye week than we should start to worry.

steelers have a top 3 DL so this is actually good I think we have a solid OL. Other than Dallas and Phili no one even comes close

edit: Also poor Daniel Jones pressured on almost 70% of dropbacks? and it must've "eased up" when the score got out of hand. It must've been 75%+ when the game was within 2-3 scores

DAL's pass rush will certainly be a huge test for our O line in week 5.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Good for 12th worsed in the league in week 1 against arguably the best pass rushing front 7 in the NFL and we still blew their back out.

Yeah that s**t needs to improve though. Brock isn't gonna make it through the season with that amount of pressures/hits. Had a couple fumbles (one lost) on top of it.

The right side needs to get it together.

edit: how is that 12th worst when that tweet says 30th?

I'm sorry 10th worsed. Its funny because pretty much every o line we consider to be top tier didn't look all that good in pass pro this past week.



It should improve for several reasons. CM won't be up against an all pro in Watt every week. It was the first game that CM and SB have played together in a regular season game. They actually didn't look bad on the first 4 drives of the game. It was when Pitt started to run a bunch of stunts and blitzes on their side when things started to deteriorate. Now they have some film of it for which they can learn from. If CM and Burfod still look like they did in the 2nd half of that game by our bye week than we should start to worry.

steelers have a top 3 DL so this is actually good I think we have a solid OL. Other than Dallas and Phili no one even comes close

edit: Also poor Daniel Jones pressured on almost 70% of dropbacks? and it must've "eased up" when the score got out of hand. It must've been 75%+ when the game was within 2-3 scores

DAL's pass rush will certainly be a huge test for our O line in week 5.

I took a look at what has changed for the Dallas defense on the defensive line, and they don't seem too different. They added a first rounder, that looks like a tree stump nose guy, but haven't seen them add an elite Hargrave/Bosa level player to that already formidable DLine. Having handled them in the playoffs last year, I think McKivitz and Burford (by then) should have played more, ironed out their miscommunications, and play much better than against the Pittsburgh DLine.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
I wouldn't say our o line handled them in the playoffs but the team did find a way to win. Regardless of whether they added anyone or not this past off season they will still be a huge test for our right side. For me, that will be the game to gauge them on and whether we stand a chance in the playoffs.

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
I wouldn't say our o line handled them in the playoffs but the team did find a way to win. Regardless of whether they added anyone or not this past off season they will still be a huge test for our right side. For me, that will be the game to gauge them on and whether we stand a chance in the playoffs.

the problem with Dallas against us is they always play in nicket coverage which allows us to create some running mismatch against them. Also they play a lot of man coverage and we have a lot of athletes who beat man. They do have a great pass rush and a top 2 defensive player but I don't think their DL depth is as good as ours so they do get tired later in game as well

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Listening to Lock on 49ers this AM and yes the lack of arm strength overall came up (it's a thing) BUT what he's shown to be damn good at is the pre/post processing. You don't need an amazing arm if you can do this well. He seems to have answers quickly and if not for the most part he can move around long enough to make something positive happen.

it's arrow up for BCB. Let's smoke those Rams

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Listening to Lock on 49ers this AM and yes the lack of arm strength overall came up (it's a thing) BUT what he's shown to be damn good at is the pre/post processing. You don't need an amazing arm if you can do this well. He seems to have answers quickly and if not for the most part he can move around long enough to make something positive happen.

it's arrow up for BCB. Let's smoke those Rams

lol

Originally posted by NYniner85:
This is a nuts throw

49ers Brock Purdy stands strong in the pocket to deliver a strike to Aiyuk with TJ Watt right in front of him pic.twitter.com/pygwe3ZyBq

— Brad (@Graham_SFN) September 12, 2023

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
This is a nuts throw

49ers Brock Purdy stands strong in the pocket to deliver a strike to Aiyuk with TJ Watt right in front of him pic.twitter.com/pygwe3ZyBq

— Brad (@Graham_SFN) September 12, 2023

Fearless. I wonder if he yelled out "oh my god!" like Geno Smith, probably not.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
This is a nuts throw

49ers Brock Purdy stands strong in the pocket to deliver a strike to Aiyuk with TJ Watt right in front of him pic.twitter.com/pygwe3ZyBq

— Brad (@Graham_SFN) September 12, 2023

Fearless. I wonder if he yelled out "oh my god!" like Geno Smith, probably not.