QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
irony is off the charts on this one

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by ForeverYoung8:
DAFUQ?

another correction is no way Allen is #2 after week 1

One could say the same about Mahomes and Burrow. That's just a list of some dumb guy's FAVORITE QBs.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by Montana:
Yep

I feel like I have seen a similar post before lol.

Alex 🥱
Kap..he shined at UNR, probably should have just stopped there lol
Jimmy, maybe, had the 9ers not shat it away in 7 mins with time clock disaster. But doesn't really have "IT"
The only way Brock doesn't get an SB very soon is because of failures around him or injury. Protect that guy like gold.

Sorry you didnt enjoy the fact that he led the 49ers to a 4-2 playoff record.

irony is off the charts on this one

Explain....and if you somehow bring Jimmy into this argument, I wont be responding because its idiotic.

Sorry you didnt enjoy the fact that he led the 49ers to a 4-2 playoff record.

Did I say that Jimmy should have quit football after Eastern Illinois? I also dont believe he "led the 49ers" to anything other than wanting a better QB.

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by Montana:
Yep

I feel like I have seen a similar post before lol.

Alex 🥱
Kap..he shined at UNR, probably should have just stopped there lol
Jimmy, maybe, had the 9ers not shat it away in 7 mins with time clock disaster. But doesn't really have "IT"
The only way Brock doesn't get an SB very soon is because of failures around him or injury. Protect that guy like gold.

Sorry you didnt enjoy the fact that he led the 49ers to a 4-2 playoff record.

irony is off the charts on this one

Explain....and if you somehow bring Jimmy into this argument, I wont be responding because its idiotic.

Sorry you didnt enjoy the fact that he led the 49ers to a 4-2 playoff record.

Did I say that Jimmy should have quit football after Eastern Illinois? I also dont believe he "led the 49ers" to anything other than wanting a better QB.

Faithful saying "the irony is off the charts" is like Lizzo calling her backup dancers "too fat".

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Most hypocritical poster on this board by a country mile.

Originally posted by thl408:
It's not about being right, it's about getting talked about. Mission accomplished.

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Purdy is better than Allen. Allen is looking overrated, he panics and throws the ball up for grabs. He has below average decision making and processing speed. It takes much more than arm strength and being 6'5" to be a great qb. Why would you want a guy who turns it over four times? Not even Jimmy had four in one game that I can recall.

Originally posted by OhioNiner:
And that's the thing. Josh Allen was almost the prototype coming out of college in terms of size, arm strength, and running ability. Maybe not the prototype because he doesn't have Lamar Jackson/Michael Vick/Justin Fields/Anthony Richardson speed. But the size, arm strength, and what he can do with his feet and legs, like a bigger stronger Aaron Rodgers.

But, I fully expected him to bust because he played awful against better competition in college and completed a low percentage of his passes.

That he ascended into being one of the best in the league is credit to an obviously tremendous work ethic and desire to simply not fail.

But guys with great God given ability oft times fall back on that first and foremost more so than proper mechanics or playing smart. Because it's suited them well at every level of football and still can in the NFL. But they can also get burned by it more often in the NFL. Throwing 40 plus yards flat footed and off balance is impressive. It also probably doesn't have the highest rate of success.

Give me a guy like Purdy over a guy who's heady over a guy who's the prototype but does some boneheaded things.

That's not to say Purdy is already better than Josh Allen. Just a general statement. Obviously, if you can have a heady/smart guy who's the prototype than you have pretty much a Hall of Famer.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Most hypocritical poster on this board by a country mile.

talking up one 4-2 record, while talking down another 4-2 record, I think there may be some of what you mention there..
just saying

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Most hypocritical poster on this board by a country mile.

talking up one 4-2 record, while talking down another 4-2 record, I think there may be some of what you mention there..
just saying

There's a huge difference between one QB being the driving force behind wins and one being along for the ride. Everyone knows this.

Originally posted by Cg9erSF:
I agree 100%. The kid just has the ability to read the field and make good decisions. Brings a calmness that you can't teach which is a perfect fit for Kyle's type of Offense. Fun to watch. Can't wait to see where this story goes. I've been a fan since the 70's and was lucky to watch Montana & Young for 15-18 yrs. Had the feeling every year could be a SB run. I get the same feeling watching Purdy play. The D isn't to bad either!!!!!!!!
Go Niners!!!!!!!

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by thl408:
It's not about being right, it's about getting talked about. Mission accomplished.

True, all about manufacturing engagement

Originally posted by dj43:
For a guy with so much physical talent and amount of NFL experience, it is fair to say that, at best, Allen is horribly inconsistent. He has not learned to play the game the way he must if the Bills are to win a ring.

Originally posted by Dshearn:
Bill Walsh explained why he always had a deep shot scripted into his first 15 plays for the threat not the actual yardage. The threat of going deep effects how a defense is called. Even if it fails the threat of another one exists. He did this with Joe Montana. Joe's arm is not as good as Purdy's. Walsh's primary tenet of his offense was pressure. Keep the ball moving forward and stressing every defender. A steady diet of 50 yard bombs will not do that. Yes it will stress the CB,FS and maybe the SS..but it lets the DL and LB off the hook...in fact it helps both of them.

Plus there is 3rd down pressure.You can't miss to many bombs or you loose the pressure of 3rd and short. We all know what 3rd and long does to a DL. That is just a bad spot to be in with regularity. It does not stress a defense, it helps them immensely.

It is easy to argue there is a balance to having a deep threat and still having an acceptable chance of completion.

I think Shanny 2.0 and Purdy do this well, Purdy is ready and eager to attack the back of the defense. His bread and butter so far has been chunk plays. Shanny puts defenders in a constant state of pull and tug. Come forward for a run? Come forward and it was play action? Cross the field for a screen? 30 yarder by Purdy? They do a good job of moving the defense around and not letting them back up with comfort or come down hill with comfort.