QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Yeah you're right Brock doesn't…..wonder why lol.

single-high on that INT staring at the league leading INT S who already picked you off. Sure let's throw it because it's my first read. Great QBing for sure

Originally posted by Sickaa:
His decision making and lack of arm strength are gonna cost us dearly again at some point If he doesn't figure It out soon.

He's a good QB, for sure, but I'd be a little hesitant to hand him a big contract If I we're the 9ers, based on what we've seen from him this season.

Decisions, decisions.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
your nicknames are so bad . this is a pick with an 8 man front, single high. we run this stuff and teams figure it out. single high and he's still crashing the middle in breaking stuff.

Brock Purdy just started down his WR on this int. Any NFL safety would have got that pic.twitter.com/w9YWu1G2B2

— CFBBlueprint (@CFBBluePrint) December 31, 2024

You know absolutely nothing about football.

That is wide open. There is nowhere else Brock should ever go with the ball. He's just late on the throw.

Of course he's throwing an in-breaking route. That's his first read and it's wide open. Did you just start watching football this year?

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
6'1" 220 lbs. is not really that small. If you want to call it almost 6' 3/4" (pretty close to that). It's not ridiculous to call that 6'1". The 212 lbs. is probably slimmed down for the combine to run. Where he famously had a real good 10 yard split. He seems pretty good change of direction too. He's not straight line fast. But short area quickness. Which is what you need to buy time to throw and scramble 8, 10, 12 yards for a 1st down. He's listed at 220 lbs. which isn't that small. He's stocky and strong with powerful legs. Probably where he gets his short area quickness from.

We have been over this a million times. He's not really that small. He's literally bigger than Drew Brees, Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson. He's not huge like Trevor Lawrence at 6'6" or Josh Allen at 6'5" 240 lbs. But not every player in NFL history is. Hardly too small to play. But he's not prototype size. Which is one reason he would fall in the draft.

I mean he's no Sam darnold

Darnold is bigger and more prototype. Which is one reason he was the #3 overall pick. In addition to being really good in College and having a strong arm.

6'3 3/8" 221 lbs. at the combine. You could call it 6'3 1/2" rounded if you want. That's pretty prototype on both height and weight for an NFL QB.

Originally posted by Sickaa:
His decision making and lack of arm strength are gonna cost us dearly again at some point If he doesn't figure It out soon.

He's a good QB, for sure, but I'd be a little hesitant to hand him a big contract If I we're the 9ers, based on what we've seen from him this season.

Decisions, decisions.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
your nicknames are so bad . this is a pick with an 8 man front, single high. we run this stuff and teams figure it out. single high and he's still crashing the middle in breaking stuff.

Brock Purdy just started down his WR on this int. Any NFL safety would have got that pic.twitter.com/w9YWu1G2B2

— CFBBlueprint (@CFBBluePrint) December 31, 2024

You know absolutely nothing about football.

That is wide open. There is nowhere else Brock should ever go with the ball. He's just late on the throw.

Of course he's throwing an in-breaking route. That's his first read and it's wide open. Did you just start watching football this year?

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
His decision making and lack of arm strength are gonna cost us dearly again at some point If he doesn't figure It out soon.

He's a good QB, for sure, but I'd be a little hesitant to hand him a big contract If I we're the 9ers, based on what we've seen from him this season.

Decisions, decisions.

we'll run it back with shanny, lynch and brock. it will be an older roster and perhaps not as talented as the prior years. i'd encourage a refresh. so find some guys on film not pulling their weight and kick those guys out. then draft your tails off and play those guys you draft. make an effort to get younger.

Originally posted by Patton:
What does any of that have to do with the fact that Brock stared down the WR while the safety watched him and jumped the route?

He stared down the WR and threw a pick at the worst time possible. Brock has also repeatedly overthrown routes all year and been late, or under thrown many routes this year.

Maybe he's feeling some effects from his injury, maybe it's a chemistry thing, but there's no denying the fact he has regressed a little bit.

Originally posted by IrishCrnjo:
Brock had pro-bowl calibur players at every skill position, and still couldn't get it done. He's an mid-tier starting level NFL QB, but not worth 50+ mil.

Over-paying him means we're not going to be able to afford talent at other positions.

People get defensive about calling Purdy average, but that just means he can put up good numbers when he has a good supporting cast. What separates mid tier from the elite, is the elite will get the job done with just about anyone. Also, Purdy has had so many game killing interceptions this year, and has been awful in the red zone.20/12 doesn't cut it these days.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:

Originally posted by Patton:
What does any of that have to do with the fact that Brock stared down the WR while the safety watched him and jumped the route?

He stared down the WR and threw a pick at the worst time possible. Brock has also repeatedly overthrown routes all year and been late, or under thrown many routes this year.

Maybe he's feeling some effects from his injury, maybe it's a chemistry thing, but there's no denying the fact he has regressed a little bit.

I have never denied that Brock is playing much worse this year, but it's clearly the injury.

Arm problems can affect mechanics and slow a QB's release.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Yeah you're right Brock doesn't…..wonder why lol.

single-high on that INT staring at the league leading INT S who already picked you off. Sure let's throw it because it's my first read. Great QBing for sure

No, STAT PADDY doesn't. He faces as much cover 2 as Brock: Virtually none.

Thanks for proving how clueless you are with that second line. The 49ers were in max protect on that play. Every team plays single high vs. max protect. LMAO.

Yeah, let's not throw to the only viable receiver on the play who is wide open. There was nothing wrong with throwing the ball. The problem was the throw itself; late and high.

Originally posted by Montana:
So he's gunna be ok then? I guess?

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Mahomes faced the most C2 in the league starting in 2021 and had consistently seen it a ton since then. The league as a whole has been running split shells like C2 more than single high. Guys like Mahomes and burrow have seen it plenty. Now you're just lying.

yeah sure there's no way he could have checked if down to JJ on that play. Might as well toss a INT because that's all I can do