QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by bud49:
Yeah lets let the 49ers force Brock to play on his final year something they would not do with BA. Yeah good luck with that. No way if I were Brock I would play that final year and risk getting hurt and getting zilch after I had already proven what I can do with most of my top players around an NFC title game then a Superbowl.

The contracts "force" them to.

They can hold out the entire year, but then that gives the team an extra contract year, so.....

....you can blame this kinda contract stuff on the NFLPA maybe. Not the 49ers.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by Bringbackedjr:
I don't think it's hopeless with Brock. I want to see him with most of the weapons healthy again. That's why I say play him on his existing contract next year then you can decide. I just don't think it's smart to throw caution to the wind and extend now. It's not necessary.

Why is it so difficult for you and others to comprehend that he isnt going to play for 900k next year?

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Got nothing to do with contract negotiation between Brock and the team. Unless Brock wants it to.

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Got nothing to do with contract negotiation between Brock and the team. Unless Brock wants it to.

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Got nothing to do with contract negotiation between Brock and the team. Unless Brock wants it to.

I know it doesn't, never said it did lol.... I just want to know how much hes making off them endorsements and commercials.

• Toyota: Purdy has a lucrative endorsement deal with Toyota.
  
  
• Alaska Airlines: Purdy has a partnership with Alaska Airlines and has been featured in an ad for the airline.
  
  
• Buffalo Wild Wings: Purdy has partnered with the restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings.
  
  
• Adidas: Purdy partners with Adidas for cleats and sneakers.
  
  
• Ariat: Purdy leads western and work apparel brand Ariat for boots.
  
  

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Got nothing to do with contract negotiation between Brock and the team. Unless Brock wants it to.

I know it doesn't, never said it did lol.... I just want to know how much hes making off them endorsements and commercials.

While exact figures are not public, Brock Purdy, the San Francisco 49ers quarterback, is estimated to earn several hundred thousand dollars annually from endorsements:

• Toyota: Purdy has a lucrative endorsement deal with Toyota.
  
  
• Alaska Airlines: Purdy has a partnership with Alaska Airlines and has been featured in an ad for the airline.
  
  
• Buffalo Wild Wings: Purdy has partnered with the restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings.
  
  
• Adidas: Purdy partners with Adidas for cleats and sneakers.
  
  
• Ariat: Purdy leads western and work apparel brand Ariat for boots.
  
  

Purdy's growing popularity and marketability make him a sought-after figure for brands, particularly those targeting young sports fans. He's also an investor behind plant-based energy drink company, Yerbaé.

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by bud49:
Yeah lets let the 49ers force Brock to play on his final year something they would not do with BA. Yeah good luck with that. No way if I were Brock I would play that final year and risk getting hurt and getting zilch after I had already proven what I can do with most of my top players around an NFC title game then a Superbowl.

The contracts "force" them to.

They can hold out the entire year, but then that gives the team an extra contract year, so.....

....you can blame this kinda contract stuff on the NFLPA maybe. Not the 49ers.

I know they can I am saying it will not happen.

Originally posted by tommyncal:

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:

They suck at drafting, but they have a pretty good track record of knowing quickly when they messed up once they have a guy in the building(Joe Williams, Pettis, Sermon, Trey, Latu, etc)

This isn't Jimmy G where you make a decision after 5 games and then he immediately ghosts everybody. I trust them in this situation. They've spent 3 years with him

Definitely agree they have shown the ability to quickly correct. That's why when they inevitably sign Brock this offseason it will hopefully be with outs that allow them to correct as painlessly as possible should it become necessary.

There will be a way out of the contract if he doesn't perform, no doubt about it

A way out? Like the $60M+ dead cap hit in 2026 for Love. You can't give out huge contracts without losing somewhere to get out of them .
As far as building an elite team around Purdy, the FO hit on only 9 of 25 picks in rounds 1-3. My confidence isn't too high on them in the draft.

Originally posted by tommyncal:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

The most frustrating thing Brock has done this year is prove the naysayers right. They all said he would crumble to mid without a top supporting cast, and unfortunately they've been right. I hate it, but I can't dispute it.

All quarterbacks have guys drop balls or have plays called back on penalty. Unfortunately he hasn't overcome that this year. He hasn't been clutch, and to make matters worse -- and the most disturbing thing for me personally -- is that a lot of Brock's awful plays had nothing to do with the guys around him, rather just indefensible mental mistakes.

He's still super young, and I won't give up all hope, but it's hard not to have lost a lot of faith. The positive is his escape ability is amazing at times, he can create something out of nothing. Now if he can just pair that with more consistently good decisions, he'll be great going forward.

A nice honest post, need more of these in here at times.
Also some of us 'naysayers' don't hate Purdy, as many assume in their posts. We just want a little more proof going forward that he is worth $60M

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by bud49:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I've seen so many Purdy commercials... wonder how much hes making off the endorsements and commercials right now.

Got nothing to do with contract negotiation between Brock and the team. Unless Brock wants it to.

I know it doesn't, never said it did lol.... I just want to know how much hes making off them endorsements and commercials.

While exact figures are not public, Brock Purdy, the San Francisco 49ers quarterback, is estimated to earn several hundred thousand dollars annually from endorsements:

• Toyota: Purdy has a lucrative endorsement deal with Toyota.
  
  
• Alaska Airlines: Purdy has a partnership with Alaska Airlines and has been featured in an ad for the airline.
  
  
• Buffalo Wild Wings: Purdy has partnered with the restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings.
  
  
• Adidas: Purdy partners with Adidas for cleats and sneakers.
  
  
• Ariat: Purdy leads western and work apparel brand Ariat for boots.
  
  

Purdy's growing popularity and marketability make him a sought-after figure for brands, particularly those targeting young sports fans. He's also an investor behind plant-based energy drink company, Yerbaé.

Appreciate the work to find out.