QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Should have betted when Purdy was +1,000,000

At one point in the offseason Trey was favored to be the starter week 1. Brock probably wasn't even on the board for MVP.

We've come a long way baby.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Bloodless:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Cool, dude. I know he isn't in the MVP conversation. He clearly hasn't played well this season.

Was more talking to the guy above you in the conversation that had Allen as his #2 for MVP

Just watch how the season plays out.

bills will win their division and Allen is going to be a big part of them winning out at 11 wins. Bills will make the super bowl and we will play them.

doesn't matter what is happening RIGHT NOW. I'm projecting into the future of what I think will happen

Even if he won out. Won the Divsion and put up monster #s. I think he has no chance. He is second in the league in INTs. Not even in the top 10 in passer rating right now. Not top 5 in yards. He has a lot of TDs but that is about all he has. Even if other Qbs fell of They would give it to another position before they gave it to Allen i think. I do agree that Bills as a team are starting to put it together and very well could be in the superbowl with how the AFC is.

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Silky:
Good thing I put $50 on Purdy and CMC to win MVP

hmmm....

If it was $25 each I think you're gonna at least lose a little something...lol

Nah I put $50 on each of them. I think I got Brock at +1500 and CMC at +3000. I did it almost 2 months ago. I seent this coming

Nice. Hope it pays off for you.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Nah. Definitely not 2nd. Lamar deserves it more than Josh.

Deserve or not, Lamar has a tougher road rest of the way to make a case.

If he eviscerates us next week that could change things. Doubt it happens.

The 49ers' 45-point outburst vs. the Cardinals in Week 15 put them at 30.3 points per game for the season. It's not easy to average 30 for an entire year, and this year's club is on track to be the highest-scoring in franchise history.

Through 14 games this season San Francisco has 425 points. That's the 14th-highest total in club history. If they average 30 in their next two games they'll be at 485 points – their third-highest mark ever behind the 1948 and 1994 teams.

In 1948 the team scored a whopping 495 points in just 14 games. In 1994 they set the franchise record with 505 point in their 16 contests

While the 1994 team benefitted from the two extra games the '48 club didn't get, this year's team could also set a franchise record with the benefit of an extra game.

If they do get to 485 heading into the final game, they'd need just 21 points to set the franchise scoring record. Given that they'll likely need to win out to secure a No. 1 seed in the NFC, it's certainly on the table that they continue racking up a record-number of points.

Kyle sees of Brock what we see of Brock

The first thing he said, 'he sees the whole field...' --- what I suspected of Brock for a while now.

Originally posted by Bloodless:
Even if he won out. Won the Divsion and put up monster #s. I think he has no chance. He is second in the league in INTs. Not even in the top 10 in passer rating right now. Not top 5 in yards. He has a lot of TDs but that is about all he has. Even if other Qbs fell of They would give it to another position before they gave it to Allen i think. I do agree that Bills as a team are starting to put it together and very well could be in the superbowl with how the AFC is.

He's like 3rd in total QBR and up in the same area in other efficiency stats. Passer rating don't mean s**t as far as this award goes, unless you're setting a record probably. Most people understand it's effectively a one man show there on offense. That's why wins like today are surprising (where they pound a team with something other than Allen runs or passes).

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
If they look at efficiency (and they should) it's really not even close. Hes statistically having one of the best seasons ever leading pretty much every category while getting way less opportunities.

That's the reason he'll win, in conjunction with good team record and seed. He's completely in the driver's seat for the award.

https://www.vegasinsider.com/nfl/odds/mvp/

a good link with constantly updating odds from multiple books

Good thing I put $50 on Purdy and CMC to win MVP

Buy SB tix with some of that

Originally posted by Bloodless:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Bloodless:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Cool, dude. I know he isn't in the MVP conversation. He clearly hasn't played well this season.

Was more talking to the guy above you in the conversation that had Allen as his #2 for MVP

Just watch how the season plays out.

bills will win their division and Allen is going to be a big part of them winning out at 11 wins. Bills will make the super bowl and we will play them.

doesn't matter what is happening RIGHT NOW. I'm projecting into the future of what I think will happen

Even if he won out. Won the Divsion and put up monster #s. I think he has no chance. He is second in the league in INTs. Not even in the top 10 in passer rating right now. Not top 5 in yards. He has a lot of TDs but that is about all he has. Even if other Qbs fell of They would give it to another position before they gave it to Allen i think. I do agree that Bills as a team are starting to put it together and very well could be in the superbowl with how the AFC is.

Stats are only part of the story. That's like looking at Allen's stat line today and saying baker mayfield was better than him.

regardless, Josh allen is about the third best odds right now. If he wins out, and plays really well along the way, he has a great chance to finish second.

especially when you factor in how he has had to carry a super heavy load to keep them in contention.

Originally posted by BrockIsHim:
Buy SB tix with some of that

Might get a parking pass with the winnings, lol

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Kyle Shanahan on Brock Purdy's ability to be creative in the offense:

"The amount of plays he makes, throughout these two years, has been as many as any quarterback I've ever been around. He's been a stud." pic.twitter.com/38aBmqk9KX

— KNBR (@KNBR) December 18, 2023

Kyle sees of Brock what we see of Brock

Glad he listens to us

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by BrockIsHim:
Buy SB tix with some of that

Might get a parking pass with the winnings, lol

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Kyle Shanahan on Brock Purdy's ability to be creative in the offense:

"The amount of plays he makes, throughout these two years, has been as many as any quarterback I've ever been around. He's been a stud." pic.twitter.com/38aBmqk9KX

— KNBR (@KNBR) December 18, 2023

Kyle sees of Brock what we see of Brock

Glad he listens to us

He must be reading the zone 😎🤘

Originally posted by tankle104:
The 49ers' 45-point outburst vs. the Cardinals in Week 15 put them at 30.3 points per game for the season. It's not easy to average 30 for an entire year, and this year's club is on track to be the highest-scoring in franchise history.

Through 14 games this season San Francisco has 425 points. That's the 14th-highest total in club history. If they average 30 in their next two games they'll be at 485 points – their third-highest mark ever behind the 1948 and 1994 teams.

In 1948 the team scored a whopping 495 points in just 14 games. In 1994 they set the franchise record with 505 point in their 16 contests

While the 1994 team benefitted from the two extra games the '48 club didn't get, this year's team could also set a franchise record with the benefit of an extra game.

If they do get to 485 heading into the final game, they'd need just 21 points to set the franchise scoring record. Given that they'll likely need to win out to secure a No. 1 seed in the NFC, it's certainly on the table that they continue racking up a record-number of points.

Crazy, I'm used to the defense dominating, never seen an offense like this. I really started watching in the MOOCH era. It seems like records are falling and being set every game with this team.

Dang - Brock had a 93 QBR (ESPN). Impressive. I'm not a big "QB rating" guy but I know when you score in the 90s in the ESPN one, it's impressive.