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Originally posted by thl408:
So nice to be able to punish defenses that don't play a safety over the top of a 1on1 on the outside that the 49ers have the advantage on. Last week it was Kittle versus a Jags LB. Yesterday it's the Bucs RCB versus Aiyuk.
Originally posted by thl408:
So nice to be able to punish defenses that don't play a safety over the top of a 1on1 on the outside that the 49ers have the advantage on. Last week it was Kittle versus a Jags LB. Yesterday it's the Bucs RCB versus Aiyuk.
From 2017-2022, Jimmy Garoppolo was 6-of-40 with 2 TDs and 6 INTs on throws traveling 30+ air yards.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) November 20, 2023
In 10 games this year, #49ers QB Brock Purdy is 5-of-9 with 2 TDs and 0 INTs on such throws.
A new and valuable dimension to the Niners offense is taking shape.
Originally posted by tjd808185:
He looked like trash here without Deebo. I don't think Purdy would be good anywhere else. He's in the right system with a butt load of talent around him. Nothing wrong with that. If he's a baller here with Shanny that's all we can ask for.
Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Originally posted by tjd808185:
He looked like trash here without Deebo. I don't think Purdy would be good anywhere else. He's in the right system with a butt load of talent around him. Nothing wrong with that. If he's a baller here with Shanny that's all we can ask for.
Purdy looking human during that three-game skid (not even garbage—just human) wasn't because of Deebo's absence. It was because of Trent Williams' absence. He's probably our only above average offensive lineman so our offense couldn't run the ball and open anything up without him.
I will die on this hill.
Originally posted by Furlow:
Update after this week on Purdy's rankings:
Passer rating (115.1) - 1st
QBR (77.1) - 1st
Yards (2,662) - 6th
Yards per attempt (9.7) - 1st
Completion% (70.2) - 1st
TD's (18) - 6th
TD% (6.5) - 1st
INT% (1.8) - 13th
Passing success rate (56.3) - 1st
What really stands out to me is how far ahead he is from others in passer rating and yards per attempt. In passer rating, he is 9.1 points ahead of Tua. If you go 9.1 points below Tua that takes you all the way down to 11th (Mahomes). In yards per attempt he is 1.2 yards ahead of Tua. If you go 1.2 yards below Tua that takes you down to 11th again (Herbert).
And I'll mention this once more and then try to let it go lol, but if he got credit for passing TD's on the two screens to CMC and two reverses to Deebo (meaning Kyle ran the plays as forward passes instead of backwards tosses) then he'd be leading the league in TD's and his TD% would be 8%. So he is very close to his mark of 7.6% last year that many said was not sustainable.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:From 2017-2022, Jimmy Garoppolo was 6-of-40 with 2 TDs and 6 INTs on throws traveling 30+ air yards.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) November 20, 2023
In 10 games this year, #49ers QB Brock Purdy is 5-of-9 with 2 TDs and 0 INTs on such throws.
A new and valuable dimension to the Niners offense is taking shape.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Update after this week on Purdy's rankings:
Passer rating (115.1) - 1st
QBR (77.1) - 1st
Yards (2,662) - 6th
Yards per attempt (9.7) - 1st
Completion% (70.2) - 1st
TD's (18) - 6th
TD% (6.5) - 1st
INT% (1.8) - 13th
Passing success rate (56.3) - 1st
What really stands out to me is how far ahead he is from others in passer rating and yards per attempt. In passer rating, he is 9.1 points ahead of Tua. If you go 9.1 points below Tua that takes you all the way down to 11th (Mahomes). In yards per attempt he is 1.2 yards ahead of Tua. If you go 1.2 yards below Tua that takes you down to 11th again (Herbert).
And I'll mention this once more and then try to let it go lol, but if he got credit for passing TD's on the two screens to CMC and two reverses to Deebo (meaning Kyle ran the plays as forward passes instead of backwards tosses) then he'd be leading the league in TD's and his TD% would be 8%. So he is very close to his mark of 7.6% last year that many said was not sustainable.
hold on now, hold up..
we haven't heard yet, on the almost INTs, like Dean when he's falling on his backside, and having to get helped off the field, deep ball sailing over his head for 6, that may qualify
if he leapt a few feet higher, easy int
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I stand by what I said weeks ago. I'm not worried about Purdy at all.
In fact, it feels good to not even care about the qb thread because we finally have one.
All we are waiting on is how he plays from behind and in those key moments etc. Those opportunities will naturally happen, so it's wait and see.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I stand by what I said weeks ago. I'm not worried about Purdy at all.
In fact, it feels good to not even care about the qb thread because we finally have one.
All we are waiting on is how he plays from behind and in those key moments etc. Those opportunities will naturally happen, so it's wait and see.
More concerned about giving him a proper OL now. Wasn't as big of a deal before since the QBs were largely secondary players to the run game. Now they need better pass blocking, "good enough" isn't good enough anymore. I want to see them build a line like KC, Philly or Detroit.
Originally posted by Furlow:
Update after this week on Purdy's rankings:
Passer rating (115.1) - 1st
QBR (77.1) - 1st
Yards (2,662) - 6th
Yards per attempt (9.7) - 1st
Completion% (70.2) - 1st
TD's (18) - 6th
TD% (6.5) - 1st
INT% (1.8) - 13th
Passing success rate (56.3) - 1st
What really stands out to me is how far ahead he is from others in passer rating and yards per attempt. In passer rating, he is 9.1 points ahead of Tua. If you go 9.1 points below Tua that takes you all the way down to 11th (Mahomes). In yards per attempt he is 1.2 yards ahead of Tua. If you go 1.2 yards below Tua that takes you down to 11th again (Herbert).
And I'll mention this once more and then try to let it go lol, but if he got credit for passing TD's on the two screens to CMC and two reverses to Deebo (meaning Kyle ran the plays as forward passes instead of backwards tosses) then he'd be leading the league in TD's and his TD% would be 8%. So he is very close to his mark of 7.6% last year that many said was not sustainable.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I stand by what I said weeks ago. I'm not worried about Purdy at all.
In fact, it feels good to not even care about the qb thread because we finally have one.
All we are waiting on is how he plays from behind and in those key moments etc. Those opportunities will naturally happen, so it's wait and see.
More concerned about giving him a proper OL now. Wasn't as big of a deal before since the QBs were largely secondary players to the run game. Now they need better pass blocking, "good enough" isn't good enough anymore. I want to see them build a line like KC, Philly or Detroit.
Whether or not ShanaLynch will adjust their thinking remains to be seen but they need to put more of a premium on it.
Did Brock Purdy do what I think he did 😂😂😂😂 ??? pic.twitter.com/nRwCnSJmUs
— Alex Tran (@nineralex) November 19, 2023
Originally posted by miked1978:
What QBs haven't laid some duds this year? Every elite QB gas thrown multiple int games but when Brock has a couple bad games he's put in this category that he can't succeed if he wasnt on the 49ers. I think that is total BS. It takes a good system for a good QB to become great. I'm not saying Brock is elite but he sure is playing elite in most of his games and barely has a full season under his belt.
I'd argue if you put any good QB on a crap team you'd get a bad outcome.