Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Brock is better than Tua or Lawrence.
i guess we are fixing to find out this week
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Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Brock is better than Tua or Lawrence.
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:First - I wouldn't pay 60M.
We have him for 1 more year.
IMO - he needs to prove it for that potential franchise killer deal.
I'd rather get Sam Darnold for less $$$ and aggressively improve the OLine thru FA & the draft.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Brock is better than Tua or Lawrence.
Lol. He's saying he's not top 5!
yall have to read the conversations in full.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
i guess we are fixing to find out this week
Originally posted by Furlow:
Purdy would probably be better if he had the Bengals weapons, no? Or is Purdy the only QB in the NFL who gets knocked for having good weapons?
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by mitpdub:
How many of the other top 5 QBs have Olines as bad as ours? You can't count Trent in full time because he's been gone get stretches. Same for Banks.
We have backups at LT, LG
Center needs replacement badly
Puni is the only positive
RT is a backup player/joirneyman at best.
Also first 3RBs out, #1 WR out, #2 Deebo huge drop off.
Brock's consistent help has been Kittle and Juwan and both have missed time.
The OL overall isn't as bad as people keep complaining about. Yes it needs some talent put into it but….
Brock Purdy currently has the 11th lowest pressure %, he's right next to Lamar and love. Hurts and Goff are both higher among a whole s**t load of good QBs.
Mahomes leads the league in pressures. Goff, Lamar, hurts, Herbert, burrow, Stafford, CJ have all been pressured more than him this yr.
all that said he's 3rd overall in time to throw. Dude isn't seeing the field well this yr.
also who are Josh Allen, Mahomes, Herbert, Jackson throwing the ball to? They don't have elite pass catchers and I'd said none of them have stud RBs besides Baltimore.
Originally posted by Furlow:
Last year was a special year no doubt, but as far as WR's the Purdy detractors vastly overrate our guys. Deebo does not fit at all with Purdy (he was a pick to fit with Jimmy G) and Aiyuk is not a true #1. Kittle's strength is his blocking so his receptions come when teams aren't expecting it. Building the team around Purdy and surrounding him with route runners who can catch with their hands will elevate the offense.
Originally posted by tommyncal:
Just for fun . . .
Tua , in 2022, led the NFL in . . . TD%, Yards / attempt, passer rating & MVP candidate. In 2023 led the NFL in yards, in 2024 leading the NFL in completion %
Purdy, in 2023, led the NFL in . . . TD%, Yards/attempt. passer rating & MVP candidate. This year has struggled.
Are they really that far apart? Don't make the mistake the Dolphins did.
Originally posted by mitpdub:
The numbers don't match the eye test for me. Brock has created those times to throw by extending plays and running around. Goff a statue can stand immobile and survey the field for example, Brock needs to avoid the pass rush then find who's open.
Brocks season isn't as good as last year. Not sure if they've figured him out, he's hurt, or he's in the shotgun instead of play action.
Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
I would trade a healthy Aiyuk and Deebo for Chase, tbh. But, Bengals would never though. I also, would trade Jennings, as much as like him,for a T Higgins.
Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
Regarding Brock, do we really have to make a decision this off-season? Seems like a majority of our da base believes it's this off-season or nothing.
We still have him under contract for one more year. And after that can place the same tag Ravens placed on LJ. Two first rounders or sign him to market value.
If Brock comes to the table with his mind made up this off-season with being paid top dollar I would punt it until next offseason and make him prove it one more year.