QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Orlovsky is a complete and utter tool, Mac Jones wouldn't do the same here that Brock is doing, Mac is horrid IMO, don't get how anyone can say any QB can do what Brock does in our system when Jimmy & Trey failed badly.

Originally posted by Chance:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
pretty realistic to think he may even become SBMVP

lets get the division first

dont stop there, lets beat the browns first!

let's have some good prax first

Let's make sure we take a good piss and not get any splatter on the toilet seat first.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Orlovsky is a complete and utter tool, Mac Jones wouldn't do the same here that Brock is doing, Mac is horrid IMO, don't get how anyone can say any QB can do what Brock does in our system when Jimmy & Trey failed badly.

The same people talking s**t about Brock because of the weapons around him forget that Mac Jones came from Alabama, and I promise you half of his high esteem among talking heads is because of his draft stock (which was, again, affected by the talent around him at Alabama).

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Back when we had to decide between Joe or Steve, it had crossed my mind wishing we have a guy that has qualities of both guys. It looks like we finally have one in Brock. The calm processing and vision of Joe with the mobility of Steve, mixed in the moxie of Garcia. Altogether we have a guy that can make the right decisions most of the time every game, maximizing Kyle's offense.

Agree 💯%, and I just have to comment on Brock's arm strength. Those three deep throws were on target and were on flat trajectories. I really think folks are underrating Brock's arm strength. He's not even (in my opinion) using 💯% of his arm to get it to (for example) the Aiyuk and Jauan passes. To me, it felt like he was using about 75% and the touch, timing and anticipation did the rest. When throwing those deep passes, he's not taking a pitcher's heave and taking a running start like a javelin throw. He's just easily throwing it with a good solid base and a nice arm throwing motion, and nothing is being stressed to the limit, in my opinion.

One other QB that hasn't thrown interceptions yet this year is CJ Stroud. Guess who is his offensive coordinator? Bobby Slowik, Purdy's old passing coach.

People saying stuff like Mac Jones being able to do the same things as Purdy in the Niners offense are looking at physical attributes and not the whole package. It's the same reason so may are reluctant to see Purdy as a top QB

If you just look at the physical stuff maybe he's in the lower half of the league. The thing is, QB is about more than being able to run a 4.4 forty or throwing the ball 60 yards in the air. Brocks ability to process what he sees after the snap is as good or better than anyone in the league. He's very smart and has been able to learn and understand NFL defenses really quickly. Some of the physically gifted guys never do.

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Back when we had to decide between Joe or Steve, it had crossed my mind wishing we have a guy that has qualities of both guys. It looks like we finally have one in Brock. The calm processing and vision of Joe with the mobility of Steve, mixed in the moxie of Garcia. Altogether we have a guy that can make the right decisions most of the time every game, maximizing Kyle's offense.

Agree 💯%, and I just have to comment on Brock's arm strength. Those three deep throws were on target and were on flat trajectories. I really think folks are underrating Brock's arm strength. He's not even (in my opinion) using 💯% of his arm to get it to (for example) the Aiyuk and Jauan passes. To me, it felt like he was using about 75% and the touch, timing and anticipation did the rest. When throwing those deep passes, he's not taking a pitcher's heave and taking a running start like a javelin throw. He's just easily throwing it with a good solid base and a nice arm throwing motion, and nothing is being stressed to the limit, in my opinion.

One other QB that hasn't thrown interceptions yet this year is CJ Stroud. Guess who is his offensive coordinator? Bobby Slowik, Purdy's old passing coach.

My check on arm strength is when the guy goes on the run and makes the throw, if it gets there timely further downfield, he's all good.

Brock Purdy can throw from any platform, any arm slot and drop dimes while on the move

I can watch this ball drop right in the bucket to Kittle for touchdown all day pic.twitter.com/rHck8Gw5bE

— Brad (@Graham_SFN) October 10, 2023

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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
They could. Its not that outlandish. Detroit is kind of scary because they have a pretty well balanced roster, they're well coached and they play hard. Other than the Iggles, the Lions are the NFC team that scares me most.

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
noodle arm
system quarterback
inconsistent college tape
not tall enough
last pick of the draft

what did I miss?

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Where does that creep Ruiz have him ranked after that game? #25? I can't look.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
noodle arm
system quarterback
inconsistent college tape
not tall enough
last pick of the draft

what did I miss?

do the he's gonna be on a short leash one
or he will turn to a pumpkin

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Where does that creep Ruiz have him ranked after that game? #25? I can't look.

I never even heard of this Ruiz guy until his awful take and I hope I never hear of him again. Lol he honestly is probably just saying this outlandish stuff because he knows it'll give him more publicity