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Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by picklejuice:
Brock is healthy. SO that means we as fans can break down his wobble balls and curvatures and all that this offseason like we did with our ex-QB trey LANCE
Tough to do. I think Brock throws one of the tightest spirals with the most catchable ball in all of the NFL.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by BOI49er:
Joe Montana didn't even start ahead of freakin Steve DeBerg until half way through his second season. His first championship was his third year. Brock is not behind Joe yet. And again, if Brock is lacking toughness, or anything else Joe had, share it with me on film.
Both Brock and Kyle are on a pretty good trajectory - career wise - when compared to Walsh and Joe. I think Brock is plenty tough and compares favorably in that department to any of our past elite QBs.
These offseason polls are pretty much to generate buzz and attention when there isn't really any news activity in the offseason. To me, they are worthless when comparing to actually watching the player play in a real football game.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Short of his numbered placement at 17th (which I definitely don't agree with), I think Simms' pretty accurately described Brock's strengths and weaknesses and his performance last season, generally. There's no doubt he puts a premium on physical skills, but I don't think his comments were out of bounds.
I think Chris Simms is just trying to not show his biased for Shanahan and the 9ers. FWIW he talks pretty positive of the 9ers throughout the season. So I agree not out of bounds.
Originally posted by BOI49er:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by BOI49er:
Joe Montana didn't even start ahead of freakin Steve DeBerg until half way through his second season. His first championship was his third year. Brock is not behind Joe yet. And again, if Brock is lacking toughness, or anything else Joe had, share it with me on film.
Both Brock and Kyle are on a pretty good trajectory - career wise - when compared to Walsh and Joe. I think Brock is plenty tough and compares favorably in that department to any of our past elite QBs.
These offseason polls are pretty much to generate buzz and attention when there isn't really any news activity in the offseason. To me, they are worthless when comparing to actually watching the player play in a real football game.
Kyle is imo the best offensive mind in the game today bar none. He is not the best Head Coach. He needs to apply himself more to preparing the whole team, and game management from a macro perspective. He's certainly smart enough to do it, but he hasn't learned to step back and study the forest for the trees.
I have no criticism whatsoever on what Brock is doing to get VI.
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by picklejuice:
Brock is healthy. SO that means we as fans can break down his wobble balls and curvatures and all that this offseason like we did with our ex-QB trey LANCE
Tough to do. I think Brock throws one of the tightest spirals with the most catchable ball in all of the NFL.
This. Very few wobblers from Purdy.
Originally posted by BOI49er:
Kyle is imo the best offensive mind in the game today bar none. He is not the best Head Coach. He needs to apply himself more to preparing the whole team, and game management from a macro perspective. He's certainly smart enough to do it, but he hasn't learned to step back and study the forest for the trees.
I have no criticism whatsoever on what Brock is doing to get VI.
Originally posted by RonnieLott:And a few SB's would be great.
Retooled and reschooled, this late round gem in Brock Purdy gonna eat up the league this year.
Brock gonna be a intellectual beast with all the niformation he has learned over the last year.
We gonna see Brock up there in MVP discussions every year for his playing life.
Originally posted by Cg9erSF:
Originally posted by BOI49er:
Kyle is imo the best offensive mind in the game today bar none. He is not the best Head Coach. He needs to apply himself more to preparing the whole team, and game management from a macro perspective. He's certainly smart enough to do it, but he hasn't learned to step back and study the forest for the trees.
I have no criticism whatsoever on what Brock is doing to get VI.
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Brock will be a great when he steps away from the game.
Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:
I think Simms can rank Purdy closer to single digits and not be seen as biased for Shanahan.....lol.
If Simms was boys with Andy Reid, would he rate Mahomes 7th or something? LOL.
Originally posted by tankle104:
I'm willing to bet that the way he managed the Super Bowl, specifically OT, has ate at him and he will improve a lot from it. He seems to be the type to improve upon his failures. Only hurdle he has left is to win it all and next year is as good of a year as man. Muahahah
Originally posted by Stevec9932:
Chris Simms is the dumbest asshat of them all