QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by bud49:
Why do the 49ers continue to drag out contract negotiations? I mean the Bengals have come to terms with Higgins and Chase, We're talking about the tight wad Bengals The Bengals. The Bengals.

it is a two way street. it's like buying a used car. i can rock up to the dealership and offer over the asking and get a deal today. but a lot of ppl would consider me stupid for doing so. negotiation or finding a strong deal takes time.

when you talk about chase he was due a deal a year ago. not a true example of getting it done early.

i wish the folks on here a good monday

Originally posted by LB49ers:
i heard somewhere Brock is due for a contract extension. Has that been discussed on this board yet?

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Originally posted by Fasteddy:

Originally posted by LB49ers:
i heard somewhere Brock is due for a contract extension. Has that been discussed on this board yet?

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Maybe Paraag and Lynch should read the comments. It might help them decide if he sucks or is a top 5 QB.

Originally posted by bud49:
Why do the 49ers continue to drag out contract negotiations?

2 sides have to agree. Not the 49ers by themselves.

Originally posted by random49er:
2 sides have to agree. Not the 49ers by themselves.

When it happens year after year obviously it's the office and not the player. Worst part is they cave at the end every time. If you're an agent you just look at the recent history.

Originally posted by nolimit2game:

Originally posted by random49er:
2 sides have to agree. Not the 49ers by themselves.

When it happens year after year obviously it's the office and not the player. Worst part is they cave at the end every time. If you're an agent you just look at the recent history.

i said this last year get public and say once TC starts we no longer negotiate. report or don't.

Originally posted by nolimit2game:

Originally posted by random49er:
2 sides have to agree. Not the 49ers by themselves.

When it happens year after year obviously it's the office and not the player. Worst part is they cave at the end every time. If you're an agent you just look at the recent history.

Hmm sorta but not really. I hate these long drawn out situations as much as everyone. I really hope Brocks is done before the draft.

Bosa had ALL the leverage. They had to pay him a record deal and he held out for great structure. They caved on him but I don't think they really had much of a choice (if they wanted to keep him). The other option was to trade him. They also had no one to replace him. They didn't have any DE that could come close to him, especially when the team was hoping for a Super Bowl.

Trent - Trent had all the leverage too. The teams o line is complete ass outside of him. They didn't even have a respectable option to replace him if he continued to hold out or get traded. Guys like Trent and Bosa had all the negotiation leverage (if you're looking at it from the context of keeping both top tier players).

Aiyuk - Aiyuk is coming off a third consecutive really good and healthy season, all pro. He was a great fit for what we do. We didn't really overpay him, we just paid what he had shown to be worth - Aiyuk is the one who decided to hold out in hopes for more and didn't get anything. He held out for 5-6 weeks for literally no reason and came into the season as ass.

teams don't usually win when you're dealing with players who are the best at what they do, or one of the best. The other option is to just trade them. Which we actually were willing to do but Aiyuk said he wouldnt sign extensions there.

Originally posted by tankle104:
Hmm sorta but not really. I hate these long drawn out situations as much as everyone. I really hope Brocks is done before the draft.

Bosa had ALL the leverage. They had to pay him a record deal and he held out for great structure. They caved on him but I don't think they really had much of a choice (if they wanted to keep him). The other option was to trade him. They also had no one to replace him. They didn't have any DE that could come close to him, especially when the team was hoping for a Super Bowl.

Trent - Trent had all the leverage too. The teams o line is complete ass outside of him. They didn't even have a respectable option to replace him if he continued to hold out or get traded. Guys like Trent and Bosa had all the negotiation leverage (if you're looking at it from the context of keeping both top tier players).

Aiyuk - Aiyuk is coming off a third consecutive really good and healthy season, all pro. He was a great fit for what we do. We didn't really overpay him, we just paid what he had shown to be worth - Aiyuk is the one who decided to hold out in hopes for more and didn't get anything. He held out for 5-6 weeks for literally no reason and came into the season as ass.

teams don't usually win when you're dealing with players who are the best at what they do, or one of the best. The other option is to just trade them. Which we actually were willing to do but Aiyuk said he wouldnt sign extensions there.

trent we should have hung up the phone on and told him report or don't

BA we should have dealt to steelers when he acted stupid.

bosa you get him done but in time for TC. if he doesn't sign by TC he can play on what he's got.

Paraag's ego is preventing the easiest contract extension the organization has ever faced from getting done.

Originally posted by tankle104:
Trent - Trent had all the leverage too. The teams o line is complete ass outside of him. They didn't even have a respectable option to replace him if he continued to hold out or get traded. Guys like Trent and Bosa had all the negotiation leverage (if you're looking at it from the context of keeping both top tier players).

Paraag also dragged ass in getting Trent resigned in 2021. Shanahan had to personally get involved when Trent reached out to let him know the Chiefs had an offer he was going to take.

Aiyuk - Aiyuk is coming off a third consecutive really good and healthy season, all pro. He was a great fit for what we do. We didn't really overpay him, we just paid what he had shown to be worth - Aiyuk is the one who decided to hold out in hopes for more and didn't get anything. He held out for 5-6 weeks for literally no reason and came into the season as ass.

The negotiation started with the team not valuing him over $20 million and Paraag telling Lynch to trade Aiyuk pre-draft when Aiyuk was asking for $26. By the time the 49ers committed to offering $26, the WR market had already exploded. Paraag then ghosted Aiyuk for two months. Aiyuk had to shame the 49ers publicly just to get Paraag to re-enter negotiations. His hold out got the team that didn't want to pay him $20 million to pay him $30 million and give him more in guarantees. He got everything he wanted.

Originally posted by BP13:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by BP13:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Montana:
Who the f cares about a 'strong arm'? I just want an arm that gets it done. Allen's arm didn't get it done..Lance..didn't he have a strong arm too? Lol. Allen, good qb..but idk if he will ever win it all. He got fd over in that SB but..just couldn't get it done. Purdy didn't either but why is Allen better than Purdy? Cause he looks the part? Lol

You're not serious are you?

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You need more than a strong arm. Herbert has a cannon and hasn't done anything in this league. Purdy has proven he can win games and he left the field in the SB overtime with the lead. Say what you want about Allen, and he is really good. Still hasn't gotten his team to a SB, and Purdy has. Facts are annoying

Purdy also lost a Super Bowl. Getting second place doesn't make you a better player. Winning it all however does carry some weight. The ones that haven't need to be graded on potential and physicaly Allen grades as this generations Elway. Purdy is an enigma…who does he compare to? Some want to believe he's like Joe cool but Joe never lost the biggest games.

The team lost that game, how did Purdy lose it? He played well enough to win, and walked off the field with the lead?

You don't get credit for getting close imo.

7 points vs 3. He had Jennings wide open on that final drive and missed him. He also did the same thing Jimmy did in the 4th...blowing a double digit lead and letting KC dig their way back.

His Super Bowl performance shouldn't earn him 50+ million a year

Originally posted by Typecast:
Paraag's ego is preventing the easiest contract extension the organization has ever faced from getting done.

Originally posted by tankle104:
Trent - Trent had all the leverage too. The teams o line is complete ass outside of him. They didn't even have a respectable option to replace him if he continued to hold out or get traded. Guys like Trent and Bosa had all the negotiation leverage (if you're looking at it from the context of keeping both top tier players).

Paraag also dragged ass in getting Trent resigned in 2021. Shanahan had to personally get involved when Trent reached out to let him know the Chiefs had an offer he was going to take.

Aiyuk - Aiyuk is coming off a third consecutive really good and healthy season, all pro. He was a great fit for what we do. We didn't really overpay him, we just paid what he had shown to be worth - Aiyuk is the one who decided to hold out in hopes for more and didn't get anything. He held out for 5-6 weeks for literally no reason and came into the season as ass.

The negotiation started with the team not valuing him over $20 million and Paraag telling Lynch to trade Aiyuk pre-draft when Aiyuk was asking for $26. By the time the 49ers committed to offering $26, the WR market had already exploded. Paraag then ghosted Aiyuk for two months. Aiyuk had to shame the 49ers publicly just to get Paraag to re-enter negotiations. His hold out got the team that didn't want to pay him $20 million to pay him $30 million and give him more in guarantees. He got everything he wanted.

Sounds fair and the 9ers got an MCL and ACL and an untradeable player. Awesome deal..

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 9erson3:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
Tbh, all these arguments are played out. I guess, for some it's one way to pass the time lol

100%. Just sign already. Really who cares if 40m or 60m. We will see how it all plays out this year no matter the cost. But it would be nice to see how this affects the cap one way or the other.. Brock is our guy. we know that so nothing really to discuss except for cap space and golden parachute if need be and it better be 9er gold just in case.

Pretty much.

Also, contract structure will be more critical than the per year average everyone keeps throwing around.

Signing bonus and length of contract are the most important for the team.

Originally posted by nolimit2game:

Originally posted by random49er:
2 sides have to agree. Not the 49ers by themselves.

When it happens year after year obviously it's the office and not the player. Worst part is they cave at the end every time. If you're an agent you just look at the recent history.

Yes it happens every year.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by BP13:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by BP13:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Montana:
Who the f cares about a 'strong arm'? I just want an arm that gets it done. Allen's arm didn't get it done..Lance..didn't he have a strong arm too? Lol. Allen, good qb..but idk if he will ever win it all. He got fd over in that SB but..just couldn't get it done. Purdy didn't either but why is Allen better than Purdy? Cause he looks the part? Lol

You're not serious are you?

You need more than a strong arm. Herbert has a cannon and hasn't done anything in this league. Purdy has proven he can win games and he left the field in the SB overtime with the lead. Say what you want about Allen, and he is really good. Still hasn't gotten his team to a SB, and Purdy has. Facts are annoying

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Purdy also lost a Super Bowl. Getting second place doesn't make you a better player. Winning it all however does carry some weight. The ones that haven't need to be graded on potential and physicaly Allen grades as this generations Elway. Purdy is an enigma…who does he compare to? Some want to believe he's like Joe cool but Joe never lost the biggest games.

The team lost that game, how did Purdy lose it? He played well enough to win, and walked off the field with the lead?

You don't get credit for getting close imo.

7 points vs 3. He had Jennings wide open on that final drive and missed him. He also did the same thing Jimmy did in the 4th...blowing a double digit lead and letting KC dig their way back.

His Super Bowl performance shouldn't earn him 50+ million a year

You're not serious with this are you?

You think having Chris Jones unblocked in his face had something to do with the missed throw to Jennings? Like did you watch the game again or just saw missed throw and decided to blame Purdy regardless of what actually happened?

Same thing as Jimmy did? Jimmy couldn't get us a first down most of that 4th quarter. Brock got us a lead EVERY time in the 4th quarter. They couldn't be more different. And Brock never even had a double digit lead in that game, let alone in the 4th quarter. We went up 10-0 in the 2nd quarter and literally the next drive KC made it a one score game. An offense can't blow a double digit lead if they're not on the field WITH the double digit lead.

Some of you guys clearly don't remember what happened and yet you post with such conviction. It's crazy.

Originally posted by genus49:
You're not serious with this are you?

You think having Chris Jones unblocked in his face had something to do with the missed throw to Jennings? Like did you watch the game again or just saw missed throw and decided to blame Purdy regardless of what actually happened?

Same thing as Jimmy did? Jimmy couldn't get us a first down most of that 4th quarter. Brock got us a lead EVERY time in the 4th quarter. They couldn't be more different. And Brock never even had a double digit lead in that game, let alone in the 4th quarter. We went up 10-0 in the 2nd quarter and literally the next drive KC made it a one score game. An offense can't blow a double digit lead if they're not on the field WITH the double digit lead.

Some of you guys clearly don't remember what happened and yet you post with such conviction. It's crazy.

I expect someone making $55m a year to make that throw.

I expect an average or below to make the excuse that he was pressured