QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

well bring the tons of stats and the film to show it

if you can't handle the actual clip that shows otherwise, sit this one out

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

well bring the tons of stats and the film to show it

if you can't handle the actual clip that shows otherwise, sit this one out

This clip shows nothing other than how low your IQ is when it comes to analyzing football.

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

well bring the tons of stats and the film to show it

if you can't handle the actual clip that shows otherwise, sit this one out

This clip shows nothing other than how low your IQ is when it comes to analyzing football.

is that all you got.. can't really back anything up just like the other thread. At least i have film/bring something to the table

I even posted Brock himeself saying he needs to make these throws.. but i guess you would question his IQ also. lol scrub

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

well bring the tons of stats and the film to show it

if you can't handle the actual clip that shows otherwise, sit this one out

This clip shows nothing other than how low your IQ is when it comes to analyzing football.

is that all you got.. can't really back anything up just like the other thread. At least i have film/bring something to the table

I even posted Brock himeself saying he needs to make these throws.. but i guess you would question his IQ also. lol scrub

Here you go little fella.

But honestly, I give up man. You are an elite mind when it comes to football. I am surprised you aren't running your own franchise with how smart you are.

Would 49er fans feel better with Dobbs or Allen at the QB spot since Brock keeps missing wide-open WR's and has regressed so much this year?

I wouldn't but just asking.

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

well bring the tons of stats and the film to show it

if you can't handle the actual clip that shows otherwise, sit this one out

This clip shows nothing other than how low your IQ is when it comes to analyzing football.

is that all you got.. can't really back anything up just like the other thread. At least i have film/bring something to the table

I even posted Brock himeself saying he needs to make these throws.. but i guess you would question his IQ also. lol scrub

Here you go little fella.

But honestly, I give up man. You are an elite mind when it comes to football. I am surprised you aren't running your own franchise with how smart you are.

an article with Dave L being the author is somewhat proof over actual film, the same guy fought for jimmy G ? lol

even Purdy knows he needs to step it up: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/brock-purdy-its-pretty-simple-i-have-to-play-better

How about using your own eyes instead of somebody telling you how to think. it doesn't take an elite mind to do that.. but look who i'm conversing with.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
He can't make up stats. Last is last. Kyle is not adjusting.

Originally posted by Schulzy:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Shanahan does it every game. Purdy is missing them.

Show me an easy throw Kyle schemed up for Purdy yesterday.

Not a check-down. Not the play on the goal line.

Go ahead.

Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

This is a timing offense, open is not always open.

If this was Dan Marino...sure....he was expected to read the entire field at the snap, but most QB's have organized reads.

We know the 49ers use time and landmarks, and while the "system" might leave plays unmade on the field, we have decades of proven results that show over the long haul...timing based offenses work in the NFL

For all we know, this player or that player is not even in the progression at any given point in time as a QB works down his options.

While it is easy after the fact, to say Joe, or Steve, or Brock missed this window or that window of opportunity....the God's honest truth is...there is not a QB that has ever played in the NFL you could not say the same thing about.

You can cherry pick every QB that has ever taken a snap in the NFL.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
He can't make up stats. Last is last. Kyle is not adjusting.

Originally posted by Schulzy:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Shanahan does it every game. Purdy is missing them.

Show me an easy throw Kyle schemed up for Purdy yesterday.

Not a check-down. Not the play on the goal line.

Go ahead.

Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

This is a timing offense, open is not always open.

If this was Dan Marino...sure....he was expected to read the entire field at the snap, but most QB's have organized reads.

We know the 49ers use time and landmarks, and while the "system" might leave plays unmade on the field, we have decades of proven results that show over the long haul...timing based offenses work in the NFL

For all we know, this player or that player is not even in the progression at any given point in time as a QB works down his options.

While it is easy after the fact, to say Joe, or Steve, or Brock missed this window or that window of opportunity....the God's honest truth is...there is not a QB that has ever played in the NFL you could not say the same thing about.

You can cherry pick every QB that has ever taken a snap in the NFL.

It's not cherry picking and yes it's timing. Brock is hesitating and screwing up the timing

plays that have been used million times with Brock( even before Brock) are not being executed right now

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
He can't make up stats. Last is last. Kyle is not adjusting.

Originally posted by Schulzy:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Shanahan does it every game. Purdy is missing them.

Show me an easy throw Kyle schemed up for Purdy yesterday.

Not a check-down. Not the play on the goal line.

Go ahead.

Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

This is a timing offense, open is not always open.

If this was Dan Marino...sure....he was expected to read the entire field at the snap, but most QB's have organized reads.

We know the 49ers use time and landmarks, and while the "system" might leave plays unmade on the field, we have decades of proven results that show over the long haul...timing based offenses work in the NFL

For all we know, this player or that player is not even in the progression at any given point in time as a QB works down his options.

While it is easy after the fact, to say Joe, or Steve, or Brock missed this window or that window of opportunity....the God's honest truth is...there is not a QB that has ever played in the NFL you could not say the same thing about.

You can cherry pick every QB that has ever taken a snap in the NFL.

It's not cherry picking and yes it's timing. Brock is hesitating and screwing up the timing

plays that have been used million times with Brock( even before Brock) are not being executed right now

"If the 49ers can't run a play action dig anymore, then what the hell are we talking about with optimism?"

Dieter Kurtenbach (@dieter) doesn't want to hear it when fans say the Niners should have run the ball on each snap in their final offensive series on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/ZaKhfElzNm

— KNBR (@KNBR) November 21, 2024

He miss a play...it happens...hell he has missed a dozen this year....hardly the first QB in the NFL to have a ball get away from him.....

We can do this with every QB that has ever played in the NFL.

It has happened to Joe, Steve, Brady...all of them

For all of the miss-cues

Brock is still a 65-70% QB that is top 5 in yards per attempt, and passing yards.....

I don't know what to tell you other then it is going to be REALLY hard to build a damning argument against a statistical top 5 QB by posting a few random plays that did not go his way.

We can do this for every single QB that has ever played in the NFL, they all have off throws, off games...hell even off seasons....

When you start factoring in what they do when their rosters are in chaos with skill players in and out of the lineup...it seldom gets prettier....

Hell even this season his QBR is 64.4...that is close or better than 3 of Mahomes 7 seasons as a starter.

His Rating this season of 95.4 is better then all but 3 of Joe Montana's seasons....

Do we want him to do better? Yes...does he want to do better? Yes....but....I am hardly going to damn him over a hand full of Twitter highlights

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Leathaface:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

You used a play where Purdy has pressure in his face in 1.5 seconds to highlight that he isn't seeing the field like last year?

Purdy has made these throws down field a lot with even less time.

This is just one of many examples of Purdy hesitating with WRs getting separation. Just another debunked BS take

Dude you are clearly just a spam poster. There are tons of statistics that show that the WRs have the WORST separation scores in the entire NFL. These include plays where they were targeted and not targeted. Purdy creating off schedule plays and running for first downs has been a saving grace this season. Just because you want to support Shanahan doesn't mean you have to die on the hill of absurdity.

well bring the tons of stats and the film to show it

if you can't handle the actual clip that shows otherwise, sit this one out

This clip shows nothing other than how low your IQ is when it comes to analyzing football.

is that all you got.. can't really back anything up just like the other thread. At least i have film/bring something to the table

I even posted Brock himeself saying he needs to make these throws.. but i guess you would question his IQ also. lol scrub

Here you go little fella.

But honestly, I give up man. You are an elite mind when it comes to football. I am surprised you aren't running your own franchise with how smart you are.

an article with Dave L being the author is somewhat proof over actual film, the same guy fought for jimmy G ? lol

even Purdy knows he needs to step it up: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/brock-purdy-its-pretty-simple-i-have-to-play-better

How about using your own eyes instead of somebody telling you how to think. it doesn't take an elite mind to do that.. but look who i'm conversing with.

Why don't you look at the statistics cited in the article. Man, I am so sorry the US schooling system failed you.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
He can't make up stats. Last is last. Kyle is not adjusting.

Originally posted by Schulzy:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Shanahan does it every game. Purdy is missing them.

Show me an easy throw Kyle schemed up for Purdy yesterday.

Not a check-down. Not the play on the goal line.

Go ahead.

Every game has multiple plays like this. We even had one to a wide open Persall in the endzone that would have put the game away.

like I've mentioned a lot this year, Purdy is just not seeing the field like has in the past

Not buying the talk that the 49ers WRs aren't separating. They're open. A lot. Check out Deebo and Jennings on this play. QB checks it down because the center can't hold his block for 2 seconds. That's not a WR or coaching issue. Good play by Purdy, but the explosives are there. pic.twitter.com/qhY5F5IVw0

— Kyle Posey (@KP_Show) November 19, 2024

This is a timing offense, open is not always open.

If this was Dan Marino...sure....he was expected to read the entire field at the snap, but most QB's have organized reads.

We know the 49ers use time and landmarks, and while the "system" might leave plays unmade on the field, we have decades of proven results that show over the long haul...timing based offenses work in the NFL

For all we know, this player or that player is not even in the progression at any given point in time as a QB works down his options.

While it is easy after the fact, to say Joe, or Steve, or Brock missed this window or that window of opportunity....the God's honest truth is...there is not a QB that has ever played in the NFL you could not say the same thing about.

You can cherry pick every QB that has ever taken a snap in the NFL.

It's not cherry picking and yes it's timing. Brock is hesitating and screwing up the timing

plays that have been used million times with Brock( even before Brock) are not being executed right now

"If the 49ers can't run a play action dig anymore, then what the hell are we talking about with optimism?"

Dieter Kurtenbach (@dieter) doesn't want to hear it when fans say the Niners should have run the ball on each snap in their final offensive series on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/ZaKhfElzNm

— KNBR (@KNBR) November 21, 2024

He miss a play...it happens...hell he has missed a dozen this year....hardly the first QB in the NFL to have a ball get away from him.....

We can do this with every QB that has ever played in the NFL.

It has happened to Joe, Steve, Brady...all of them

For all of the miss-cues

Brock is still a 65-70% QB that is top 5 in yards per attempt, and passing yards.....

I don't know what to tell you other then it is going to be REALLY hard to build a damning argument against a statistical top 5 QB by posting a few random plays that did not go his way.

We can do this for every single QB that has ever played in the NFL, they all have off throws, off games...hell even off seasons....

When you start factoring in what they do when their rosters are in chaos with skill players in and out of the lineup...it seldom gets prettier....

Hell even this season his QBR is 64.4...that is close or better than 3 of Mahomes 7 seasons as a starter.

His Rating this season of 95.4 is better then all but 3 of Joe Montana's seasons....

Do we want him to do better? Yes...does he want to do better? Yes....but....I am hardly going to damn him over a hand full of Twitter highlights

Don't worry Dshearn, this guy trolls every night in a few threads. In the play that genius highlighted, Deebo isn't even open. Yea it's a bad throw but I mean come on, even a perfect throw probably leads to an incompletion. The WRs and Shanahan are failing Brock Purdy. Nobody is getting open and he's having to throw the ball into extremely tight windows. He is doing everything in his power to keep the offense afloat with everything around him falling apart. No doubt he has made some mistakes. He has been asked to play hero ball and that has led to some uncharacteristic turnovers and misses. He's still a young QB who is learning.

Brock needs to let it rip when that back foot hits.

Tough game. Guys were open. The no separation b******t is fake news. Brock will bounce back.

Naturally QBs miss open receivers. Either they don't see them or they make abad throw. It happens several times during every game. Fans look at video clips and see the open receiver and wonder why the QB doesn't see it. Easy answer.

He's on the field with huge guys trying to slam him. He has 5 or more players in front of him that are bigger and taller which obscures his view. He might have 3 or even more options on any given play and he usually has around 5 seconds to find the right guy. It would be nice if he had the luxury of sitting at hs computer with a cup of coffee and looking over the play from above but that's not the case.