QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by pillageDatazz:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Allen has been a beast in the playoffs. Of course Buffalo hasn't been to the SB, but that certainly isn't his fault. They lost a game where they scored 36 points, lol.

Yeah, Allen's team just isn't that good around him. They aren't terrible but when you're comparing the bills roster to Chiefs, Ravens, 49ers, Eagles etc - bills easily have the worst overall team (outside of our team this year).

Allen is a stud and Carry's that team weekly. I thought he should have won NFL MVP 2 years ago when Lamar got it. He carried the bills to the playoffs, it wasn't orettt but it was impressive.

Brock on Bills in playoffs with that defense and HC... good luck

Allen on Niners team in playoffs with all the weapons / Shanny / better D... we know the answer but some won't admit it

Originally posted by frenchmov:
Hope we learned our lesson and get him extended before mini camp

Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:
5 for 205...

Originally posted by frenchmov:
Hope we learned our lesson and get him extended before mini camp

Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:
5 for 205...

"I think Brock Purdy certainly could [make $50 million per year], but that's a question if they get that deal done," Schefter said on "The Pat McAfee Show." "Brock Purdy obviously is going to want to get a deal and the Niners would want to get a deal done, but the issue is he's scheduled to make $5.1 million this season. He then could be tagged after next season for $41 million. He could be tagged the season after that for $51 million. So if you don't get a deal done with Brock Purdy, and you're the Niners, and again this would not be what Brock Purdy would want I imagine, he would play for $5 million this year, $41 next year, $51 the year after.

"You're talking about $97-plus million over the next three years, which for most people would be incredible money -- but not for a quarterback who's waiting to get paid. So the Niners have a bit of a cap issue, a cash issue, so they can't put Brock Purdy necessarily where he might be. They can go to a certain level where they'd want to pay him, but it's not going to be, I'd imagine, quite as high as most people think."

Originally posted by Typecast:

Originally posted by frenchmov:
Hope we learned our lesson and get him extended before mini camp

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

"I think Brock Purdy certainly could [make $50 million per year], but that's a question if they get that deal done," Schefter said on "The Pat McAfee Show." "Brock Purdy obviously is going to want to get a deal and the Niners would want to get a deal done, but the issue is he's scheduled to make $5.1 million this season. He then could be tagged after next season for $41 million. He could be tagged the season after that for $51 million. So if you don't get a deal done with Brock Purdy, and you're the Niners, and again this would not be what Brock Purdy would want I imagine, he would play for $5 million this year, $41 next year, $51 the year after.

"You're talking about $97-plus million over the next three years, which for most people would be incredible money -- but not for a quarterback who's waiting to get paid. So the Niners have a bit of a cap issue, a cash issue, so they can't put Brock Purdy necessarily where he might be. They can go to a certain level where they'd want to pay him, but it's not going to be, I'd imagine, quite as high as most people think."

this involves playing 2025 on 5 mil, and then tagged 2x. he views this as 3 years $97m, which is $32m aav. that's some of the club leverage. i have a hard time seeing any nfl team paying brock 40m aav or more. i only see 1 or 2 teams without their QB1 right now, and that's pre draft where there will be more entering. jobs are pretty much all filled.

Originally posted by Typecast:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

"I think Brock Purdy certainly could [make $50 million per year], but that's a question if they get that deal done," Schefter said on "The Pat McAfee Show." "Brock Purdy obviously is going to want to get a deal and the Niners would want to get a deal done, but the issue is he's scheduled to make $5.1 million this season. He then could be tagged after next season for $41 million. He could be tagged the season after that for $51 million. So if you don't get a deal done with Brock Purdy, and you're the Niners, and again this would not be what Brock Purdy would want I imagine, he would play for $5 million this year, $41 next year, $51 the year after.

"You're talking about $97-plus million over the next three years, which for most people would be incredible money -- but not for a quarterback who's waiting to get paid. So the Niners have a bit of a cap issue, a cash issue, so they can't put Brock Purdy necessarily where he might be. They can go to a certain level where they'd want to pay him, but it's not going to be, I'd imagine, quite as high as most people think."

this involves playing 2025 on 5 mil, and then tagged 2x. he views this as 3 years $97m, which is $32m aav. that's some of the club leverage. i have a hard time seeing any nfl team paying brock 40m aav or more. i only see 1 or 2 teams without their QB1 right now, and that's pre draft where there will be more entering. jobs are pretty much all filled.

The quarterback non-exclusive franchise tag number in 2025 is 40.241M. That number is projected to be 46.325M in 2026. A second tag would be 120% of that number, so 55.59M in 2027. That is 107.315M in salaries. Salaries that cannot be restructured and prorated over future caps. Once you get into franchise tagging, you don't have an opportunity to spread new spending onto an existing cheap contract.

Originally posted by Typecast:
The quarterback non-exclusive franchise tag number in 2025 is 40.241M. That number is projected to be 46.325M in 2026. A second tag would be 120% of that number, so 55.59M in 2027. That is 107.315M in salaries. Salaries that cannot be restructured and prorated over future caps. Once you get into franchise tagging, you don't have an opportunity to spread new spending onto an existing cheap contract.

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
They don't care if it doesn't make sense for the team. As long as Brock doesn't get to 50 mil they're all good. Pathetic group of people tbh

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Typecast:

The quarterback non-exclusive franchise tag number in 2025 is 40.241M. That number is projected to be 46.325M in 2026. A second tag would be 120% of that number, so 55.59M in 2027. That is 107.315M in salaries. Salaries that cannot be restructured and prorated over future caps. Once you get into franchise tagging, you don't have an opportunity to spread new spending onto an existing cheap contract.

With all the cuts we've made....that's fine for now over risking too much future cap space. Both sides have to find common ground on various numbers. Otherwise,...we will go with what's already in the framework for 3 yrs.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Typecast:
The quarterback non-exclusive franchise tag number in 2025 is 40.241M. That number is projected to be 46.325M in 2026. A second tag would be 120% of that number, so 55.59M in 2027. That is 107.315M in salaries. Salaries that cannot be restructured and prorated over future caps. Once you get into franchise tagging, you don't have an opportunity to spread new spending onto an existing cheap contract.

With all the cuts we've made....that's fine for now over risking too much future cap space. Both sides have to find common ground on various numbers. Otherwise,...we will go with what's already in the framework for 3 yrs.

Doesn't the tag crush cap space?

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Typecast:

The quarterback non-exclusive franchise tag number in 2025 is 40.241M. That number is projected to be 46.325M in 2026. A second tag would be 120% of that number, so 55.59M in 2027. That is 107.315M in salaries. Salaries that cannot be restructured and prorated over future caps. Once you get into franchise tagging, you don't have an opportunity to spread new spending onto an existing cheap contract.

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With all the cuts we've made....that's fine for now over risking too much future cap space. Both sides have to find common ground on various numbers. Otherwise,...we will go with what's already in the framework for 3 yrs.

Doesn't the tag crush cap space?

future cap space? No. Horrible contracts that you cant undo will, though.