QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by tankle104:
brock has this offense on pace to be 8 points shy of breaking the 1994 record set by young and the boys.

it does include an extra game, so I guess it isn't AS impressive, but impressive none the less.

It's incredibly impressive. He's a 2nd year player. That's unbelievable.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Brock just need one viral play. Something like last year's throw to Aiyuk (except this time catch it lol). He'll be steady the rest of the season and lead in most passing categories. One or two "magical" type plays will create enough emotion to overcome the silly arguments we've been hearing.

I'd say a late 4th quarter comeback but I just don't see this team getting behind like that late in the game again.

the problem is that the defense is playing lights out. so it'll be super hard for us to be down a lot unless we are sucking ass on O, which wont happen if we are healthy.

Yeah that's why I said a viral/highlight/wow type of play. That's more likely than a 4th quarter comeback.

Originally posted by Furlow:
Brock just need one viral play. Something like last year's throw to Aiyuk (except this time catch it lol). He'll be steady the rest of the season and lead in most passing categories. One or two "magical" type plays will create enough emotion to overcome the silly arguments we've been hearing.

I'd say a late 4th quarter comeback but I just don't see this team getting behind like that late in the game again.

Just with the timing of the remaining big games, I think a good performance against the Ravens, along with a win, and no bad performances in the remaining games ought to have him in prime position.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by tankle104:
brock has this offense on pace to be 8 points shy of breaking the 1994 record set by young and the boys.

it does include an extra game, so I guess it isn't AS impressive, but impressive none the less.

It's incredibly impressive. He's a 2nd year player. That's unbelievable.

Let's break the record in 16 games, so there's no debate!

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Brock just need one viral play. Something like last year's throw to Aiyuk (except this time catch it lol). He'll be steady the rest of the season and lead in most passing categories. One or two "magical" type plays will create enough emotion to overcome the silly arguments we've been hearing.

I'd say a late 4th quarter comeback but I just don't see this team getting behind like that late in the game again.

Just with the timing of the remaining big games, I think a good performance against the Ravens, along with a win, and no bad performances in the remaining games ought to have him in prime position.

If that happens I agree he'd deserve it. But we hear all the excuses, so the media heads who vote on it do too. I doubt they're watching QB school or jonnydel football academy videos and learning the nuances of QB play. I'm just assuming they're idiots like most casual fans and could use 1-2 solid highlights to really rubber stamp the outrageous stats.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Brock just need one viral play. Something like last year's throw to Aiyuk (except this time catch it lol). He'll be steady the rest of the season and lead in most passing categories. One or two "magical" type plays will create enough emotion to overcome the silly arguments we've been hearing.

I'd say a late 4th quarter comeback but I just don't see this team getting behind like that late in the game again.

He just needs to keep doing what he's doing. none of this circus magical stuff lol.

the guys you are triggered by, don't vote for MVP

Who does vote for MVP?

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Brock just need one viral play. Something like last year's throw to Aiyuk (except this time catch it lol). He'll be steady the rest of the season and lead in most passing categories. One or two "magical" type plays will create enough emotion to overcome the silly arguments we've been hearing.

I'd say a late 4th quarter comeback but I just don't see this team getting behind like that late in the game again.

He just needs to keep doing what he's doing. none of this circus magical stuff lol.

the guys you are triggered by, don't vote for MVP

Who does vote for MVP?

50 Sportswriters, names of those guys i don't have

Brock losing the MVP to dak, but winning Super Bowl MVP wouldn't hurt my feelings.

Originally posted by Furlow:
If that happens I agree he'd deserve it. But we hear all the excuses, so the media heads who vote on it do too. I doubt they're watching QB school or jonnydel football academy videos and learning the nuances of QB play. I'm just assuming they're idiots like most casual fans and could use 1-2 solid highlights to really rubber stamp the outrageous stats.

I would think its moreso that they tend to look at the team's record and the QB's overall statistics... which puts Purdy right at the forefront barring another couple game slip by the team. I think him vaulting to the top of the odds after this week's game against the Eagles is a good demonstration of that idea. Dak being a primary contender is another good example of it.

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Brock just need one viral play. Something like last year's throw to Aiyuk (except this time catch it lol). He'll be steady the rest of the season and lead in most passing categories. One or two "magical" type plays will create enough emotion to overcome the silly arguments we've been hearing.

I'd say a late 4th quarter comeback but I just don't see this team getting behind like that late in the game again.

Just with the timing of the remaining big games, I think a good performance against the Ravens, along with a win, and no bad performances in the remaining games ought to have him in prime position.

I think the Ravens game will be vital. Not just to our chances of getting the 1 seed - but brocks chance to lock down the MVP. Ravens are a well coached team. Idk much about their defense but I feel like the ravens always have a respectable defense.

Need to have a really good game on national TV, christmas day, AT HOME. I feel good about it.

Originally posted by tankle104:
I think the Ravens game will be vital. Not just to our chances of getting the 1 seed - but brocks chance to lock down the MVP. Ravens are a well coached team. Idk much about their defense but I feel like the ravens always have a respectable defense.

Need to have a really good game on national TV, christmas day, AT HOME. I feel good about it.

Their defense is elite. Strength of the team. Glad it's a home game.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
50 Sportswriters, names of those guys i don't have

https://mvpvoting.wordpress.com/ap-voters/

Incase you're curious. lol I just googled it

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I think the Ravens game will be vital. Not just to our chances of getting the 1 seed - but brocks chance to lock down the MVP. Ravens are a well coached team. Idk much about their defense but I feel like the ravens always have a respectable defense.

Need to have a really good game on national TV, christmas day, AT HOME. I feel good about it.

Their defense is elite. Strength of the team. Glad it's a home game.

I was just reading that their DT is having a great year, at double digit sacks and like 8-9 straight games with at least half a sack. our o line will need to step up.

You have any insight to how their linebackers/corners/safeties are?

Originally posted by tankle104:
https://mvpvoting.wordpress.com/ap-voters/

Incase you're curious. lol I just googled it

Would like to see a current list. I believe Emmanuel Acho said he had a vote during a radio interview with 95.7... which kind of blows my mind, lol.

Originally posted by tankle104:
brock has this offense on pace to be 8 points shy of breaking the 1994 record set by young and the boys.

it does include an extra game, so I guess it isn't AS impressive, but impressive none the less.

It's not that far fetched. At this point in that season, they were averaging 30.08, which would have been 481 points. But for the remaining four games they averaged 36 points a game (despite scoring 14 in the finale, when the starters only played about a quarter). We are currently averaging 29.3, which would put us at 467 if it were a 16 game schedule (498 if 17). But, let's say we average our normal output the whole way except we score 42 against Washington and Arizona, and 35 against Seattle. Then we hit 530, which averages to 31.15, which is about a quarter of a point less per game than the 1994 49ers.

Lots of teams have scored that much against those guys, so it's not impossible.