QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
the game would def have been different if he hits some of his wide open guys, like the Juice wide open for TD

He had no time to see that one. Get the guy better, more consistent pass blocking. That and better run defense inside should be the main goals for the offseason, however things may turn out.

Originally posted by Sickaa:
The protection does him no favours, but I think some of that Is down to him holding on to the ball for too long? That being said, I thought he had a good game overall yesterday and that Td pass to Kittle was a thing of beauty.

Originally posted by tankle104:
I'm not saying Brock never holds onto it too long but I'd wager a good amount of the time he holds longer is cause no one is open - our skill guys have been horrible this year at getting separation.

couple poor separation with poor pass pro and it's a bad recipe.

Originally posted by Sickaa:
The protection does him no favours, but I think some of that Is down to him holding on to the ball for too long? That being said, I thought he had a good game overall yesterday and that Td pass to Kittle was a thing of beauty.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
The protection does him no favours, but I think some of that Is down to him holding on to the ball for too long? That being said, I thought he had a good game overall yesterday and that Td pass to Kittle was a thing of beauty.

I'm not saying Brock never holds onto it too long but I'd wager a good amount of the time he holds longer is cause no one is open - our skill guys have been horrible this year at getting separation.

couple poor separation with poor pass pro and it's a bad recipe.

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
I think Brock got more cautious after having 3 or more INT games he has had since he came in his first year. That first year, he was decisive, letting it rip. He's more aware of tipped balls and bad bounces. He taking a tic toc more. It's good and sometimes it's bad. We need Brock to develop and find his sweet spot. And hopefully his receivers help him out also by giving him more defined looks.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
There is plus and minus to that. Sometimes Brock gets really wild and wants to be a gunslinger. Even against the wrong team. Like the Chiefs who have elite cover CB's and an elite scheme and defensive coordinator. That can lead to big trouble. But he's at his best with timing, anticipation, throwing to a spot, let it rip, don't hold on to it too long. So when he gets cautious it's a problem too. Something in between is the right balance.

Originally posted by tankle104:
Man our pass pro got punked so bad. Even Trent is having a down year. Brendel is so so so so bad. I'm hoping Feliciano can get in there and show improvement.

"Every 49ers offensive lineman allowed at least one pressure, with Trent Williams and Jake Brendel conceding the most at three pressures each. Despite being the highest-graded lineman, Puni still allowed two pressures, while Brendel's 48.3 offensive grade and 17.6 pass-blocking grade were the lowest among the linemen"

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Weird, because I recall him having time in the pocket for the most part.

Originally posted by tankle104:
I'm not saying Brock never holds onto it too long but I'd wager a good amount of the time he holds longer is cause no one is open - our skill guys have been horrible this year at getting separation.

couple poor separation with poor pass pro and it's a bad recipe.