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Originally posted by Koldo:
OMG, Purdy is having ups and downs like any normal rookie QB (which he basically is) instead of looking like prime Joe Montana in his 10th season.
Originally posted by LambdaChi49:
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
He was playing very well until that first bad pick. Just a really poor throw - a better one gives Jennings a chance because it looked like he was breaking open. Very tough pick at that point in the game as they were driving with plenty of time left to take the lead and wind down the clock in the process.
The second pick, you can't throw that there. Just throw that one away and live to play another down.
Agree. It's unlike Brock to force throws. He pressed and gambled and it cost him big time. Hope he learns and gets better. I still have faith in him.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Arm strength cost him 1 play in today's game IMO. The throw across his body that Aiyuk trapped.
Originally posted by LambdaChi49:
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
He was playing very well until that first bad pick. Just a really poor throw - a better one gives Jennings a chance because it looked like he was breaking open. Very tough pick at that point in the game as they were driving with plenty of time left to take the lead and wind down the clock in the process.
The second pick, you can't throw that there. Just throw that one away and live to play another down.
Agree. It's unlike Brock to force throws. He pressed and gambled and it cost him big time. Hope he learns and gets better. I still have faith in him.
Originally posted by kronik:
Actually, I dont agree. The vikings knew he couldn't throw downfield near the sidelines because his arm is weak. Therefore, the defenders played zone in the middle of the field. Outcome = easy interceptions
Originally posted by BrockIsFranchiseQB:
Originally posted by kronik:
Joe Montana had a way better arm. He could throw bombs, he could throw 20 yard out routes to the sideline on a dime.
You have no clue what you're talking about. Montana was ridiculed throughout his career for his inability to go deep.
Originally posted by BrockIsFranchiseQB:
Originally posted by kronik:
Joe Montana had a way better arm. He could throw bombs, he could throw 20 yard out routes to the sideline on a dime.
You have no clue what you're talking about. Montana was ridiculed throughout his career for his inability to go deep.
Originally posted by ads_2006:
Originally posted by SLCNiner:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
IDK WTF happened. He had been good almost all game and then in crunch time threw two of the worst passes I've ever seen. And I thought Tua was bad last night.
League finally figured him out. Was bound to happen sooner or later, but after 2 games it's safe to say the blueprint on him is out. There really was a reason he slipped to the 7th round, we just didn't want to believe it because we've been so starved for good QB play.
For real.
league figured out if you can put up 500 yards of offense or have the game come down to a rookie kicker, you've really got Purdy's number
Originally posted by Koldo:
OMG, Purdy is having ups and downs like any normal rookie QB (which he basically is) instead of looking like prime Joe Montana in his 10th season.
Originally posted by Koldo:
OMG, Purdy is having ups and downs like any normal rookie QB (which he basically is) instead of looking like prime Joe Montana in his 10th season.
Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by BrockIsFranchiseQB:
Originally posted by kronik:
Joe Montana had a way better arm. He could throw bombs, he could throw 20 yard out routes to the sideline on a dime.
You have no clue what you're talking about. Montana was ridiculed throughout his career for his inability to go deep.
Those people were idiots.
Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by Koldo:
OMG, Purdy is having ups and downs like any normal rookie QB (which he basically is) instead of looking like prime Joe Montana in his 10th season.
Joe Montana had a way better arm. He could throw bombs, he could throw 20 yard out routes to the sideline on a dime.
Originally posted by SLCNiner:
This game wasn't close enough to come down to a rookie kicker. 3 picks in the last 2 games say you don't know what you're talking about. Moving on now.
