QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
This throw was terrifying

49ers got lucky here. You typically can't get away with this going inside. This needs to be outside the numbers. Great concentration by Jennings pic.twitter.com/iWDV5HSUNU

— CROCKPOT🤴🏾 (@eric_crocker) January 14, 2023

Not sure if intended, but that pass dropped low really helped not giving Diggs a chance at the ball. I like to think so from Brock to protect his receiver.

Just now seeing this angle but yes. If that DB just plays the ball it's an easy INT. And around the goal line he certainly should have because it's all or nothing.

Lol wut. He got there too late to make a play on the ball, even with it being too far inside. Yes it "should" have been more outside and would have been a touchdown. These types of throws happen every game to every QB. But the bottom line is it was a completed deep pass that the Jimmy detractors have been asking for for years. Now that we're seeing them on a regular basis, we're going to nitpick ball placement on completed passes? Doesn't make any sense. Just wait until Purdy throws 3 INT's and we lose, and then come in here and gloat, I mean criticize.

The DB is fully playing the man around the goal line.

If it were near the opposite goal line,...I could see him wanting to get a hand on him and have him "down" around the 10-15 yard or so.

But touching the player down around his own goal line does him absolutely no good because it's going to be a score. Just an example of the DB going on instincts and pretty much unaware of the situation.

Wasn't there late at all...simply turned the wrong way and made no attempt to turn around towards the ball. Otherwise he would've seen there's an INT to be had. We caught a break on that one.

He made contact at the 12 yard line.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Tigerlaw:

Originally posted by Montana:
Listening on NFL + radio stream 1st go, I don't think I am going to do anymore. The announcers made it seem like the team was doing pretty awful 1st half. I watch the game later...I am like ok, it wasn't terrible, just a bit shaky here & there. Just needed some adjustments. Plus again, radio coverage cuts off during the 4th. Not sure what the + stands for in NFL +... plus frustration? Lol

About the term BCB being rude or disrespectful..a bit crude and kinda silly but I am not sure any guy would srsly complain about having a big 🐓 nickname lol. If he did, he would holding back a smile lol. Another nickname might be cool though.

Purdy did not have his A game in the 1st half and we still put up 16 points on offense

The NY Giants are steam rolling the Vikings and put up 17 points at halftime

The media analysts are full of hot air

Points are all that matter...Purdy has the highest scoring offense per game

Yup, Purdy was nervous and shaky initially but it wasnt enough to stop us, just slow us down. We worked out the kinks and dropped 25 in the second half after putting up 16 in the first.

the defense was struggling to get off the field, specifically on third down. That is what really made the first half so stressful. The seahawks were playing with a lot of energy and running really hard but aren't a mentally tough team. So once something didn't go their way and had to play catch-up, they imploded. Lol

I'm gonna say it again, but I think the rain had something to do with that too. I base that on Purdy himself saying that.

Was Geno playing in different weather?

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Purdy did not have his A game in the 1st half and we still put up 16 points on offense

The NY Giants are steam rolling the Vikings and put up 17 points at halftime

The media analysts are full of hot air

Points are all that matter...Purdy has the highest scoring offense per game

He plays so well that ppl can get all nit picky & stuff when the guy makes some kind of mistake. That's kinda the down side about being really good..the bar can get ridiculously high..to where ppl almost expect perfection..that's just insane and stupid pressure to put on anyone. Dude..he ain't gunna be perfect. He's very blessed with talent but dang maybe settle down a bit ppl lol. And true, I don't watch hardly any analysts as they annoy me terribly lol. I like JohnnyDel type breakdowns, I actually learn something..the ESPN soap opera entertainment vomit..no thanks.

I supposed the bar is now set at the franchise QB level now. It just means Purdy has been ridiculously amazing since he took over. Even once in a generational rookie talent such as Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, and Joe Burrow weren't supposed to be set at that level in their rookie season.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Was Geno playing in different weather?

What does that have to do with anything? Purdy said it slipped - so obviously that was a factor for him. Couple that with his nerves etc. it makes sense

I think the core reason why our offense has exploded since Purdy has taken over is because Kyle and Purdy are a match made in heaven. They're both obsessed with football, preparation, have the same mindset.

when a quarterback and coach are so aligned, it's very scary. They become extensions of themselves.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Was Geno playing in different weather?

What does that have to do with anything? Purdy said it slipped - so obviously that was a factor for him. Couple that with his nerves etc. it makes sense

Geno didn't seem to be affected by the weather. He was something like 10/12 in the first half. It's fair to wonder what the two were doing differently that one of them was impacted and the other wasn't noticeably.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Was Geno playing in different weather?

What does that have to do with anything? Purdy said it slipped - so obviously that was a factor for him. Couple that with his nerves etc. it makes sense

Geno didn't seem to be affected by the weather. He was something like 10/12 in the first half. It's fair to wonder what the two were doing differently that one of them was impacted and the other wasn't noticeably.

Lol who cares if he was or not? Maybe he has bigger hands? But genos play has nothing to do with Purdy. They aren't even on the field at the same time. It's 1000% irrelevant

if you like Geno more than Purdy, then feel free to root for Geno and the seahawks

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Is this good?
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— Ted H🎙Truth Signaller (@TedH6) January 15, 2023

Where's Kap

Where he belongs.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by pd24:
Lol at the people complaining about the almost Ints from a rookie QB that should not be in this position. If almost INTs are his rookie mistakes, I'll take them over real INTs mist rookies throw when they are just trying to learn the NFL speed.

aleast he is confident in letting it go, we have had too many QBs here in the past that wouldn't let ot go and take a sack or check down.

If we cant discuss the good and the bad from a game then we might as well lock the thread until next weekend.

Why not simply let those that like to discuss what happened, discuss what happened?

Can we choose plays where something bad actually happened to criticize though? Because picking plays that had a positive result to criticize is what creates needless arguments. Just a thought.

Just in general I say no, because if you're evaluating a PLAYER, you're not evaluating whether or not his teammate bailed him out. You're evaluating the PLAYER.

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
Good thing for us his draft profile said he was lacking arm strength.

Still mesmerized with this tight window throw from Brock Purdy...

Keep in mind this was thrown from the 18 yard line and went 9 yards deep into the end zone. Just more proof that his arm is easily strong enough to have continued success at this level. 🎯 #49ers pic.twitter.com/FrYst4fHlZ

— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) January 15, 2023

um, yeah. if that wasn't an elite play/throw idk what is.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Was Geno playing in different weather?

What does that have to do with anything? Purdy said it slipped - so obviously that was a factor for him. Couple that with his nerves etc. it makes sense

Geno didn't seem to be affected by the weather. He was something like 10/12 in the first half. It's fair to wonder what the two were doing differently that one of them was impacted and the other wasn't noticeably.

Lol who cares if he was or not? Maybe he has bigger hands? But genos play has nothing to do with Purdy. They aren't even on the field at the same time. It's 1000% irrelevant

if you like Geno more than Purdy, then feel free to root for Geno and the seahawks

It has nothing to do with liking Geno more than Purdy. If one QB appears to be affected by the weather while the other QB seems completely unaffected, it's fair to wonder what the two QBs are doing differently in their approach.

Originally posted by Mankster:

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Is this good?
. pic.twitter.com/ozGfcZ16Fh

— Ted H🎙Truth Signaller (@TedH6) January 15, 2023

Where's Kap

Where he belongs.

If anyone missed it - I looked it up. kap had 5 passing touchdowns in his first 5 games. 4 of them against the patriots. He also had 3 rushing

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Was Geno playing in different weather?

What does that have to do with anything? Purdy said it slipped - so obviously that was a factor for him. Couple that with his nerves etc. it makes sense

Geno didn't seem to be affected by the weather. He was something like 10/12 in the first half. It's fair to wonder what the two were doing differently that one of them was impacted and the other wasn't noticeably.

Could be different way of throwing or gripping the ball.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Mankster:

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Is this good?
. pic.twitter.com/ozGfcZ16Fh

— Ted H🎙Truth Signaller (@TedH6) January 15, 2023

Where's Kap

Where he belongs.

If anyone missed it - I looked it up. kap had 5 passing touchdowns in his first 5 games. 4 of them against the patriots. He also had 3 rushing

Kap wasn't on that list for political reasons then. Or else just the dumbass making the chart wasn't a 49ers fan in 2012.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Was Geno playing in different weather?

What does that have to do with anything? Purdy said it slipped - so obviously that was a factor for him. Couple that with his nerves etc. it makes sense

Geno didn't seem to be affected by the weather. He was something like 10/12 in the first half. It's fair to wonder what the two were doing differently that one of them was impacted and the other wasn't noticeably.

Lol who cares if he was or not? Maybe he has bigger hands? But genos play has nothing to do with Purdy. They aren't even on the field at the same time. It's 1000% irrelevant

if you like Geno more than Purdy, then feel free to root for Geno and the seahawks

It has nothing to do with liking Geno more than Purdy. If one QB is claiming that the weather was the cause behind every errant throw while the other QB seems completely unaffected, it's fair to wonder what the two QBs are doing differently in their approach.

Did anyone say EVERY? Brock Purdy himself said a the ball slipped on the first one to deebo?

its clear that Purdy wasn't sharp in the first and there is absolutely nothing that Geno does, that I think he does better than Purdy. I'll take Purdy six different ways to Sunday over Geno.

Geno isn't bad but he's the definition of a game
manager. And if there is ANYTHING us fans have debated and cried about for years is that we don't want a game manager.

to give Geno credit - he probably played the ball of his career in the first half. He dropped a dime to DK after Ward got burned. He kept the chains moving. He eventually broke down but he did play well.