QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by TyCore:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
Our receivers are just not used to a QB going for the killshot whenever its available.

I agree with this. It's possible that Aiyuk's route was just a decoy but I highly doubt Purdy would throw to a decoy. Aiyuk realized Deebo was open and was setting up to block. He doesn't quit on routes. He was just surprised.

We need to develop those longer/secondary routes, like what made the Seahawks so good.

They all knew what to do when a play broke down and Wilson scrambled.

edit: i know the play in question wasn't a broken one

Originally posted by Mahoganyrush:

Originally posted by Alfienator:
He can scramble, so our WR need to keep playing to get open until play is over.

Originally posted by OKC49erFan:
Ray Ray said it well, "can't take any plays off." If you get open, Purdy has shown he might just find you.

Exactly our receivers know if they got 30 yards downfield the ball was not coming there way with garappolo in there that has all changed with Purdy he is looking to get the ball downfield

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Until Brock Purdy wins multiple Super Bowls blindfolded while throwing every pass for 20+ air yards outside the numbers while facing backwards, there will be weirdos like Rollins and his minions lmao

You know you're good when you have haters from other fan bases trying to tear you down. I love to see it.

it's like us with Russ Wilson - took years for many of us to accept that he was elite in Seattle. It's just part of being a fan of a team.

Wilson elite ? lol.. he was good at scrambling and thats it

Denial is not just a river in Egypt…

it's not and what you saw this year proves it. Without scrambling he was the worst QB

Originally posted by 49erBrodie70:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Tittle to Kittle would have been a hell of a connection

Over the mittle?

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

He isn't saying he told us so but...@nateburleson saw this one coming @49ers @brockpurdy13 pic.twitter.com/6MN4wBbkGK

— Good Morning Football (@gmfb) January 16, 2023

Burleson was all in on Brock early

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
PURDY PARKER!

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
PURDY PARKER!

LOL can someone please photoshop Purdys face on this.

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
PURDY PARKER!

LOL can someone please photoshop Purdys face on this.

Wait....that's not Purdy?

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Until Brock Purdy wins multiple Super Bowls blindfolded while throwing every pass for 20+ air yards outside the numbers while facing backwards, there will be weirdos like Rollins and his minions lmao

You know you're good when you have haters from other fan bases trying to tear you down. I love to see it.

it's like us with Russ Wilson - took years for many of us to accept that he was elite in Seattle. It's just part of being a fan of a team.

Wilson elite ? lol.. he was good at scrambling and thats it

Denial is not just a river in Egypt…

it's not and what you saw this year proves it. Without scrambling he was the worst QB

Oh, you were being serious? Lol okay nvm.

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
PURDY PARKER!

LOL can someone please photoshop Purdys face on this.

Wait....that's not Purdy?

Yeah I already Photoshopped it.

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

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

Just checking this trash out for the 1st time and it does say "Notable",...admitting its own bias. Jimmy isin't notable,...he's simply the most recent QB with 5 starts here.

Let's carry on.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Written after Purdy's sophomore season in college.

"Purdy enters the season among the top group of prospective first-rounders at the position and may even draw some [Drew] Brees comparisons," writes 247Sports' Charles Power in pegging Purdy to the New Orleans Saints. "He doesn't play with the type of supporting cast that Lawrence or Fields enjoy, but Purdy has still managed to be one of college football's best quarterbacks through his first two seasons in Ames. It was Purdy, not Trevor Lawrence, who set the NCAA record for highest passer efficiency by a true freshman in 2018. He may not have the pure physical tools of Lawrence, Fields or Lance, but is an accurate, quick processor and excels when facing pressure."

https://247sports.com/college/iowa-state/Article/Iowa-State-football-2021-NFL-Draft-Brock-Purdy-quarterback-showing-up-first-round-selection-146558945/

"Obviously he's young, but what he's done so far has been impressive. He doesn't have the biggest arm, but he's functional and really accurate as a passer, too," ESPN NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay said in September. "I think he's poised. You can see it. You can tell he's intelligent in processing things quickly. There are times where he gets a little impatient and takes off to run because he trusts that, but that's really common with a lot of young quarterbacks. You can see it. Then talking to the coaches, they brought us up to speed about who he is as a person and how smart he is, and how much he believes in himself and his ability to make plays."

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Written after Purdy's sophomore season in college.

"Purdy enters the season among the top group of prospective first-rounders at the position and may even draw some [Drew] Brees comparisons," writes 247Sports' Charles Power in pegging Purdy to the New Orleans Saints. "He doesn't play with the type of supporting cast that Lawrence or Fields enjoy, but Purdy has still managed to be one of college football's best quarterbacks through his first two seasons in Ames. It was Purdy, not Trevor Lawrence, who set the NCAA record for highest passer efficiency by a true freshman in 2018. He may not have the pure physical tools of Lawrence, Fields or Lance, but is an accurate, quick processor and excels when facing pressure."

https://247sports.com/college/iowa-state/Article/Iowa-State-football-2021-NFL-Draft-Brock-Purdy-quarterback-showing-up-first-round-selection-146558945/

"Obviously he's young, but what he's done so far has been impressive. He doesn't have the biggest arm, but he's functional and really accurate as a passer, too," ESPN NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay said in September. "I think he's poised. You can see it. You can tell he's intelligent in processing things quickly. There are times where he gets a little impatient and takes off to run because he trusts that, but that's really common with a lot of young quarterbacks. You can see it. Then talking to the coaches, they brought us up to speed about who he is as a person and how smart he is, and how much he believes in himself and his ability to make plays."

Nailed it! Wow.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Written after Purdy's sophomore season in college.

"Purdy enters the season among the top group of prospective first-rounders at the position and may even draw some [Drew] Brees comparisons," writes 247Sports' Charles Power in pegging Purdy to the New Orleans Saints. "He doesn't play with the type of supporting cast that Lawrence or Fields enjoy, but Purdy has still managed to be one of college football's best quarterbacks through his first two seasons in Ames. It was Purdy, not Trevor Lawrence, who set the NCAA record for highest passer efficiency by a true freshman in 2018. He may not have the pure physical tools of Lawrence, Fields or Lance, but is an accurate, quick processor and excels when facing pressure."

https://247sports.com/college/iowa-state/Article/Iowa-State-football-2021-NFL-Draft-Brock-Purdy-quarterback-showing-up-first-round-selection-146558945/

"Obviously he's young, but what he's done so far has been impressive. He doesn't have the biggest arm, but he's functional and really accurate as a passer, too," ESPN NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay said in September. "I think he's poised. You can see it. You can tell he's intelligent in processing things quickly. There are times where he gets a little impatient and takes off to run because he trusts that, but that's really common with a lot of young quarterbacks. You can see it. Then talking to the coaches, they brought us up to speed about who he is as a person and how smart he is, and how much he believes in himself and his ability to make plays."

Nailed it! Wow.

Yeah that's him. He's Brees with some poor man's Russell Wilson mobility. He can be a super star. I think we hit on one here. They were right about him.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Written after Purdy's sophomore season in college.

"Purdy enters the season among the top group of prospective first-rounders at the position and may even draw some [Drew] Brees comparisons," writes 247Sports' Charles Power in pegging Purdy to the New Orleans Saints. "He doesn't play with the type of supporting cast that Lawrence or Fields enjoy, but Purdy has still managed to be one of college football's best quarterbacks through his first two seasons in Ames. It was Purdy, not Trevor Lawrence, who set the NCAA record for highest passer efficiency by a true freshman in 2018. He may not have the pure physical tools of Lawrence, Fields or Lance, but is an accurate, quick processor and excels when facing pressure."

https://247sports.com/college/iowa-state/Article/Iowa-State-football-2021-NFL-Draft-Brock-Purdy-quarterback-showing-up-first-round-selection-146558945/

"Obviously he's young, but what he's done so far has been impressive. He doesn't have the biggest arm, but he's functional and really accurate as a passer, too," ESPN NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay said in September. "I think he's poised. You can see it. You can tell he's intelligent in processing things quickly. There are times where he gets a little impatient and takes off to run because he trusts that, but that's really common with a lot of young quarterbacks. You can see it. Then talking to the coaches, they brought us up to speed about who he is as a person and how smart he is, and how much he believes in himself and his ability to make plays."

Nailed it! Wow.

Yeah that's him. He's Brees with some poor man's Russell Wilson mobility. He can be a super star. I think we hit on one here. They were right about him.

Wilson's 10 yard split was 1.55 as well, so they have similar burst. Fair comparisons, but he's not running around and just chucking it deep like Wilson did. He fits the "system" with Kyle. I'm still sticking with my Joe Montana comparison, especially in terms of how he meshes with Kyle the way Montana meshed with Walsh. Disclaimer (again) - I'm not saying he's going to be Montana so everyone relax lol.

Originally posted by NineFourNiner:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Written after Purdy's sophomore season in college.

"Purdy enters the season among the top group of prospective first-rounders at the position and may even draw some [Drew] Brees comparisons," writes 247Sports' Charles Power in pegging Purdy to the New Orleans Saints. "He doesn't play with the type of supporting cast that Lawrence or Fields enjoy, but Purdy has still managed to be one of college football's best quarterbacks through his first two seasons in Ames. It was Purdy, not Trevor Lawrence, who set the NCAA record for highest passer efficiency by a true freshman in 2018. He may not have the pure physical tools of Lawrence, Fields or Lance, but is an accurate, quick processor and excels when facing pressure."

https://247sports.com/college/iowa-state/Article/Iowa-State-football-2021-NFL-Draft-Brock-Purdy-quarterback-showing-up-first-round-selection-146558945/

"Obviously he's young, but what he's done so far has been impressive. He doesn't have the biggest arm, but he's functional and really accurate as a passer, too," ESPN NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay said in September. "I think he's poised. You can see it. You can tell he's intelligent in processing things quickly. There are times where he gets a little impatient and takes off to run because he trusts that, but that's really common with a lot of young quarterbacks. You can see it. Then talking to the coaches, they brought us up to speed about who he is as a person and how smart he is, and how much he believes in himself and his ability to make plays."

Nailed it! Wow.

Yeah that's him. He's Brees with some poor man's Russell Wilson mobility. He can be a super star. I think we hit on one here. They were right about him.

Wilson's 10 yard split was 1.55 as well, so they have similar burst. Fair comparisons, but he's not running around and just chucking it deep like Wilson did. He fits the "system" with Kyle. I'm still sticking with my Joe Montana comparison, especially in terms of how he meshes with Kyle the way Montana meshed with Walsh. Disclaimer (again) - I'm not saying he's going to be Montana so everyone relax lol.

PLEASE STOP SAYING HES BETTER THAN MONTANA AND WILSON BLENDED TOGETHER.