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Brock Purdy, last year's No. 262 draft pick, and the #49ers are set to face a QB selected No. 1 overall for the third straight game.
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Originally posted by tankle104:
not bad!
"Through ten weeks, Brock Purdy leads the NFL in passer rating (109.9), yards per attempt (9.3) and QBR (76.4). He is now coming off a game in which he went 19-26 for 296 yards and three touchdowns with zero turnovers. Overall on the season, Purdy has completed 68.8% of his passes for 2,329 yards with 15 touchdowns and five interceptions."
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
would it be fair to say, BP is playing extremely well, in an elite situation
Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
pretty cool locker room photo at halftime vs cowboys
Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
pretty cool locker room photo at halftime vs cowboys
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
pretty cool locker room photo at halftime vs cowboys
Great pic, but I doubt very seriously that this was a halftime picture.
Originally posted by Montana:
Fk Dallas always
The key to Christian McCaffrey's initial success with the 49ers? A young backup named Brock Purdy.
— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) November 16, 2023
The story of how the bond between the NFL's top-rated QB and its most productive skill position player began on an otherwise empty practice field: https://t.co/3sZsahYc1B
Originally posted by thl408:
A lot of the article is of CMC and Brock sucking each other off, saying how awesome the other guys is. The interesting part is how Brock, the unknown guy at the time, helped prepare CMC for the KC game:
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When the session was over, the time to cram began. Running backs coach Bobby Turner stayed on the field with McCaffrey, outlining positional concepts. Meanwhile, quarterbacks coach Brian Griese thought that a young player in his position room — the backup to Jimmy Garoppolo, who was the 49ers' starting QB at the time — might be useful in McCaffrey's crash course.
The 49ers didn't practice on Saturday, but by then the star running back and a relatively anonymous 22-year-old rookie stood together on the otherwise empty field at the team facility, walking through Shanahan's entire play script for the next day's game.
These days, that rookie isn't so anonymous anymore. He's the top-rated quarterback in the NFL — Brock Purdy.
"To be honest, I wasn't 100 percent focused on who this guy even was," McCaffrey said, recalling his first interaction with Purdy on that Saturday. "This guy could've been anyone. I was just so dialed in on trying to learn the plays."
Originally posted by Furlow:
The key to Christian McCaffrey's initial success with the 49ers? A young backup named Brock Purdy.
— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) November 16, 2023
The story of how the bond between the NFL's top-rated QB and its most productive skill position player began on an otherwise empty practice field: https://t.co/3sZsahYc1B
Anyone able to copy/paste the article? Damn paywalls lol.
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by thl408:
A lot of the article is of CMC and Brock sucking each other off, saying how awesome the other guys is. The interesting part is how Brock, the unknown guy at the time, helped prepare CMC for the KC game:
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When the session was over, the time to cram began. Running backs coach Bobby Turner stayed on the field with McCaffrey, outlining positional concepts. Meanwhile, quarterbacks coach Brian Griese thought that a young player in his position room — the backup to Jimmy Garoppolo, who was the 49ers' starting QB at the time — might be useful in McCaffrey's crash course.
The 49ers didn't practice on Saturday, but by then the star running back and a relatively anonymous 22-year-old rookie stood together on the otherwise empty field at the team facility, walking through Shanahan's entire play script for the next day's game.
These days, that rookie isn't so anonymous anymore. He's the top-rated quarterback in the NFL — Brock Purdy.
"To be honest, I wasn't 100 percent focused on who this guy even was," McCaffrey said, recalling his first interaction with Purdy on that Saturday. "This guy could've been anyone. I was just so dialed in on trying to learn the plays."
Sounds like a good read lol.
