QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by tankle104:
"Of the multiple ways Purdy has elevated an already

talented supporting cast and dynamic offensive
scheme, it's the addition of a successful deep passing
game that has raised the Niners offense to its current
historic trajectories.

Through 13 games, the Niners rank second in the NFL
in offensive points per game (29.2), first in offensive
efficiency (77.58) and offensive expected points added
(119.4), third in passing yards per game (262.7) and
rushing yards per game (139.6) and second in total
yards per game (402.3). They are also posting the
seventh-best defense-adjusted value over average
(DVOA) (35.2%) of any offense ever tracked through a
team's first 13 games.

Despite an outside narrative that Purdy takes dump-
offs and checkdowns for most of his passing yards, the
numbers don't support that notion.
Only 20.4% of Purdy's pass attempts have been at or behind the line of scrimmage, the second-lowest mark in the league.
In those numbers is the revelation that Shanahan has
inherent trust in Purdy to cut it loose more than any
quarterback hes had since arriving in 2017. Before this
season, the Niners' most 30-plus yard attempts in a
season was 2022, when Jimmy Garoppolo tried 12
such deep shots. Garoppolo went 1-of-12.

What's more, from 2017 through 2022, Garoppolo was
6-of-40 with two touchdowns and six interceptions on
throws traveling 30-plus air yards. Purdy already has
more completions and touchdowns in just 13 games
this season.

Indeed, for the Niners the deep ball isn't so much

about quantity as it is quality. Purdy is in the middle of
the pack in terms of pass attempts at the 20- and 30-
plus air yard marks but still ranks near the top of the
league in completions because of his accuracy.

For the season, Purdy is fourth in completions on
throws traveling 10-plus air yards (79) and 15-plus air
yards (51) and fifth in completions on throws traveling
20-plus air yards (24). That's a product of Purdy
ranking second in completion percentage on throws of
10-plus air yards and first in completion rate on 15-
and 20-plus yard throws. He is seventh in the NFL in
air yards per attempt (7.9) while comfortably ranking
first in yards per attempt (9.9), yards per completion
(14.1) and yards per drop back (8.8)."

*chefs kiss* that's our QB 😭

okay.......

citation?

Originally posted by NinerBuff:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
How much do you guys think Purdy would want per year if we had to pay him next year? He seems like a very humble and down to earth guy, but I'm sure he'll be thinking about his future as well.

I bet he'd be satified as a top 5 highest paid QB. I don't see him pushing to be #1.

lol there's the red and gold Homer

Once the agents get involved Jed and Paraag gonna need a vat of Vaseline

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Sanfran_chrisco:
what about the losses that followed directly after?

Vikings loss:
4th quarter, 5 mins left, down 17-22, Purdy throws a costly INT
:30 seconds left, throws another game-clinching INT

Bengals loss:
4th quarter, 13 mins left down 10-17, INT
(he threw a TD a bit later after that to make it closer FWIW)

fumbled the ball less than 2 mins left in the game but the offense was down by 2 scores at that point anyway.

the Vikings loss though is a small sample size but that should make him 2 for 3 based on your logic

For me personally, those weren't good things to see, but I like what I saw after. Sometimes going into a bye with those kind of performances - especially three consecutive, can really mess with a guy. I love how he's responded and got back on track. At a really high level.

we can sit here and blame the injuries, bad defense etc. but at the end of the day, Brock didn't play great either. He played good most of the game but s**t the bed when we needed him most. It is what it is and I'm glad he experienced that earlier in the season than now.

Overall, I'm really pleased with how he responded. How the whole offense has responded.

yep agree with all of this.

glad all that bad stuff happened in the middle of the regular season instead of the post

Originally posted by Sanfran_chrisco:

Originally posted by tankle104:
"Of the multiple ways Purdy has elevated an already

talented supporting cast and dynamic offensive
scheme, it's the addition of a successful deep passing
game that has raised the Niners offense to its current
historic trajectories.

Through 13 games, the Niners rank second in the NFL
in offensive points per game (29.2), first in offensive
efficiency (77.58) and offensive expected points added
(119.4), third in passing yards per game (262.7) and
rushing yards per game (139.6) and second in total
yards per game (402.3). They are also posting the
seventh-best defense-adjusted value over average
(DVOA) (35.2%) of any offense ever tracked through a
team's first 13 games.

Despite an outside narrative that Purdy takes dump-
offs and checkdowns for most of his passing yards, the
numbers don't support that notion.
Only 20.4% of Purdy's pass attempts have been at or behind the line of scrimmage, the second-lowest mark in the league.
In those numbers is the revelation that Shanahan has
inherent trust in Purdy to cut it loose more than any
quarterback hes had since arriving in 2017. Before this
season, the Niners' most 30-plus yard attempts in a
season was 2022, when Jimmy Garoppolo tried 12
such deep shots. Garoppolo went 1-of-12.

What's more, from 2017 through 2022, Garoppolo was
6-of-40 with two touchdowns and six interceptions on
throws traveling 30-plus air yards. Purdy already has
more completions and touchdowns in just 13 games
this season.

Indeed, for the Niners the deep ball isn't so much

about quantity as it is quality. Purdy is in the middle of
the pack in terms of pass attempts at the 20- and 30-
plus air yard marks but still ranks near the top of the
league in completions because of his accuracy.

For the season, Purdy is fourth in completions on
throws traveling 10-plus air yards (79) and 15-plus air
yards (51) and fifth in completions on throws traveling
20-plus air yards (24). That's a product of Purdy
ranking second in completion percentage on throws of
10-plus air yards and first in completion rate on 15-
and 20-plus yard throws. He is seventh in the NFL in
air yards per attempt (7.9) while comfortably ranking
first in yards per attempt (9.9), yards per completion
(14.1) and yards per drop back (8.8)."

*chefs kiss* that's our QB 😭

okay.......

citation?

https://abc7news.com/sports/long-passes-have-made-49ers-offense-difficult-to-defend/14170805/

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by random49er:
Can't "deserve" the MVP just yet with 4 games left to play.

Good thing I said "deserving" .

Same thing, lol.

No one is deserving just yet. Give it a few more weeks.

Definitely not the same thing. Lol

"synonym to Deserving: Worthy
worth or merit or value; being honorable or admirable"

Saying someone "deserves" something and saying someone is "deserving" are two very different things.

Even if he has a letdown game down the stretch, he's worthy of being in the MVP convo, regardless of if he wins it or not.

Huh? It's 100% the same exact word dude,...the only differences possible are then tense,....Deserving is present tense,...that's what the -ing is for. Saying someone "deserves" something is present tense as well. As in right now. I've said a number of times we have 4 games left. I'm referring to time. There's nothing to hide from here,...you get the point,...lol. Whether you agree or disagree that these last few games can/should be a huge deciding factor, either is fine. But trying to take the same exact word and change its meaning is a huge fail. Dont waste your time there.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Yeah, it's embarrassing. It's one thing to be upset that the play was nullified, it's another when it's clearly your guys fault.

i think mahomes reaction was more of a buildup on how the last few weeks Have went. His WR dropped the wide open game winner against Philly.

then the refs miss a blatant PI call last week that would of given them a great chance to win it.

now this week they call something that they were allowed to , and should have, but apparently they usually give a warning.

the losses are weighing on him. He knows that over the last three weeks, they've lost control of the first round bye and it's weighing on him.

Perhaps it is embarrassing for him when it comes to endorsements, etc. I just love that he cares that much. I mean damn,....dude is acting like it's a playoff game. I'd go to battle with a guy like that cause I knows he's giving it his all. I'll take it over this any day.

Jimmy wasn't playing so he wasn't able to exactly "give it his all"

ive seen Jimmy fired up and pissed off plenty of times in the middle of the game like Pat

Cam Newton sounds jealous. He wishes he could process like Brock_STAR. He could only dream of the throwing accuracy of Purdy.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
I know Purdy himself saids he feels his arm is stronger after the rehab, I think it's more of him in 2nd year of the offense, and he's seeing things even better on the field to hit those deeper routes with timing, anticipation, and accuracy to get more completions.

"It happens so fast for him. It's an unbelievable skillset."

(Via @knbrmurph & @MarkusBoucher) pic.twitter.com/OPqzpr7lO0

— KNBR (@KNBR) December 11, 2023

lol the next gen CPU. Good analogy with Intel being down the street from Levi's.

i49 processor

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Cam Newton sounds jealous. He wishes he could process like Brock_STAR. He could only dream of the throwing accuracy of Purdy.

Newton is as stupid as he looks.

Originally posted by OKC49erFan:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Cam Newton sounds jealous. He wishes he could process like Brock_STAR. He could only dream of the throwing accuracy of Purdy.

Newton is as stupid as he looks.

He was calling all kinds of guys game managers. Including Dak, Goff, Purdy and I forgot who else.

He's as sick as Steven Ruiz and Nick WRONG (sometimes mistakenly called Wright).

He never had much success. His reads suck and so does his horrible throwing accuracy. When he couldn't run every play like College he never amounted to anything. Purdy can read the field 10 times better than him as a 2nd year player then he could as a veteran.

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
How much do you guys think Purdy would want per year if we had to pay him next year? He seems like a very humble and down to earth guy, but I'm sure he'll be thinking about his future as well.

I bet he'd be satified as a top 5 highest paid QB. I don't see him pushing to be #1.

lol there's the red and gold Homer

Once the agents get involved Jed and Paraag gonna need a vat of Vaseline

This lol. Maybe Purdy doesn't want to set a record, but dude is gonna get PAID. Even then he can still brag that he gave them the best discount in the history of sports for 3 years and they owe him.

Brock is averaging 7.2 completed air yards per completion. 49ers pass catchers are averaging 6.9 yards after catch per reception. Add the two together and you have a passing game that is averaging 14.1 yards per pass play. The best in the league by a significant margin. If you divide Brock's 7.2 yard contribution by the total yards per reception, he is doing 51.1% of the work. If you put Brock on the cowboys, Brock would be doing 61% of the work.

Now on the other hand, Dak is averaging 6.4 completed air yards per completion. If you add that 6.4 onto the 49ers pass catchers 6.9 yards after catch per reception that is 13.3 yards per pass play. That would mean that Dak would be doing only 48.1% of the work.

Brock's 14.1 yards per completion is #1 in the league. Dak's 11.1 yards per completion this season is ranked 8th.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Sanfran_chrisco:

Originally posted by tankle104:
"Of the multiple ways Purdy has elevated an already

talented supporting cast and dynamic offensive
scheme, it's the addition of a successful deep passing
game that has raised the Niners offense to its current
historic trajectories.

Through 13 games, the Niners rank second in the NFL
in offensive points per game (29.2), first in offensive
efficiency (77.58) and offensive expected points added
(119.4), third in passing yards per game (262.7) and
rushing yards per game (139.6) and second in total
yards per game (402.3). They are also posting the
seventh-best defense-adjusted value over average
(DVOA) (35.2%) of any offense ever tracked through a
team's first 13 games.

Despite an outside narrative that Purdy takes dump-
offs and checkdowns for most of his passing yards, the
numbers don't support that notion.
Only 20.4% of Purdy's pass attempts have been at or behind the line of scrimmage, the second-lowest mark in the league.
In those numbers is the revelation that Shanahan has
inherent trust in Purdy to cut it loose more than any
quarterback hes had since arriving in 2017. Before this
season, the Niners' most 30-plus yard attempts in a
season was 2022, when Jimmy Garoppolo tried 12
such deep shots. Garoppolo went 1-of-12.

What's more, from 2017 through 2022, Garoppolo was
6-of-40 with two touchdowns and six interceptions on
throws traveling 30-plus air yards. Purdy already has
more completions and touchdowns in just 13 games
this season.

Indeed, for the Niners the deep ball isn't so much

about quantity as it is quality. Purdy is in the middle of
the pack in terms of pass attempts at the 20- and 30-
plus air yard marks but still ranks near the top of the
league in completions because of his accuracy.

For the season, Purdy is fourth in completions on
throws traveling 10-plus air yards (79) and 15-plus air
yards (51) and fifth in completions on throws traveling
20-plus air yards (24). That's a product of Purdy
ranking second in completion percentage on throws of
10-plus air yards and first in completion rate on 15-
and 20-plus yard throws. He is seventh in the NFL in
air yards per attempt (7.9) while comfortably ranking
first in yards per attempt (9.9), yards per completion
(14.1) and yards per drop back (8.8)."

*chefs kiss* that's our QB 😭

okay.......

citation?

https://abc7news.com/sports/long-passes-have-made-49ers-offense-difficult-to-defend/14170805/

oh man, you cut out so much!

"Now, Purdy feels like his arm is stronger than it was before the injury because of the routine and rehab he went through following surgery. His teammates have noticed, too, and it's showing up on the field.

"It looks like my man has been lifting a little weights," Samuel said, a smile creeping across his face. "You get a little stronger and it looks pretty good coming off his arm."

Originally posted by random49er:
Huh? It's 100% the same exact word dude,...the only differences possible are then tense,....Deserving is present tense,...that's what the -ing is for. Saying someone "deserves" something is present tense as well. As in right now. I've said a number of times we have 4 games left. I'm referring to time. There's nothing to hide from here,...you get the point,...lol. Whether you agree or disagree that these last few games can/should be a huge deciding factor, either is fine. But trying to take the same exact word and change its meaning is a huge fail. Dont waste your time there.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Yeah, it's embarrassing. It's one thing to be upset that the play was nullified, it's another when it's clearly your guys fault.

i think mahomes reaction was more of a buildup on how the last few weeks Have went. His WR dropped the wide open game winner against Philly.

then the refs miss a blatant PI call last week that would of given them a great chance to win it.

now this week they call something that they were allowed to , and should have, but apparently they usually give a warning.

the losses are weighing on him. He knows that over the last three weeks, they've lost control of the first round bye and it's weighing on him.

Perhaps it is embarrassing for him when it comes to endorsements, etc. I just love that he cares that much. I mean damn,....dude is acting like it's a playoff game. I'd go to battle with a guy like that cause I knows he's giving it his all. I'll take it over this any day.

Flipping out like an entitled ass and blaming everyone but the person who was responsible and showing piss poor sportsmanship is no better than laughing on the sideline of a game that you aren't even playing in on a team that you know is done with you. It just goes to show what an entitled ass he is. Nobody (except maybe you) wants their star qb acting like that. I'm sure he felt super embarrassed once he cooled down and realized the stupid s**t he let escape his mouth. Even then his apology seems less than contrite. I doubt Purdy would ever throw a hissy fit like that.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Cam Newton sounds jealous. He wishes he could process like Brock_STAR. He could only dream of the throwing accuracy of Purdy.

where u guys getting cam newton from?