QB Brock Purdy Thread

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.

We usually associate 'off schedule' as "run around and chuck it deep for an explosive". But off schedule can be just as effective throwing it short. Especially when the targets are Deebo/CMC/Kittle. No way a defense can cover these guys when Brock extends the play.

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

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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.

The point is to show how truly remarkable Purdy has been. For 49er fans, there is none more "notable" than Young and Montana. Garoppolo makes that list because he is recent. It is what it is. We are blessed with a very good young talent that is playing better than anyone we have had in 25 years. That is the point of it all.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

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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.

The point is to show how truly remarkable Purdy has been. For 49er fans, there is none more "notable" than Young and Montana. Garoppolo makes that list because he is recent. It is what it is. We are blessed with a very good young talent that is playing better than anyone we have had in 25 years. That is the point of it all.

Jimmy G is notable. He made multiple NFC Championship games and the Super Bowl. His winning percentage is great. He's better than most fans give him credit for by far on here. Definitely notable. KRAP less so IMO. He had 1 real good year. Then teams figured out his read option. He couldn't find a 2nd read. Just his 1st read. Then he decided to be some political activist and quit football. Not really that notable IMO.

Originally posted by thl408:

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.

We usually associate 'off schedule' as "run around and chuck it deep for an explosive". But off schedule can be just as effective throwing it short. Especially when the targets are Deebo/CMC/Kittle. No way a defense can cover these guys when Brock extends the play.

Nope. 30 points without trying

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
If throwing 3 TDs and 300 plus yards in a playoff blowout of a hated rival, all to wide open receivers was so easy then why hasn't Jimmy been able to do it?

I think David Lombardi said something like all the 49er receivers were averaging 15+ yards per catch. That's insane, but that also makes sense if Kyle is seeing that Purdy can hit those deep targets accurately. If a QB like Purdy can accurately hit those deep targets, you take advantage of that and draw up deeper patterns. The question I have is do you change the offense to suit Purdy's long ball accuracy, or do you stay with the positionless football that Kyle currently has. There's strengths and weaknesses for both approaches.

From what I saw when Trey was in, these frequent PAs are not a change from play calls with Trey, but a change from Jimmy. The one thing that will definitely be gone with this "positionless football" thing is the QB power. Thank God. Purdy ain't built for that.

That QB power was installed because not only could Trey not run the rythm passing game at a high enough level, he also wasn't fast or savvy enough to get the edge when we ran those zone reads the inverted way for him last season.

No it wasn't. HE WAS DRAFTED because NDSU ran the QB power and Shanahan saw how defenses would collapse on it on goal to go situations and leave guys wide open.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
If throwing 3 TDs and 300 plus yards in a playoff blowout of a hated rival, all to wide open receivers was so easy then why hasn't Jimmy been able to do it?

I think David Lombardi said something like all the 49er receivers were averaging 15+ yards per catch. That's insane, but that also makes sense if Kyle is seeing that Purdy can hit those deep targets accurately. If a QB like Purdy can accurately hit those deep targets, you take advantage of that and draw up deeper patterns. The question I have is do you change the offense to suit Purdy's long ball accuracy, or do you stay with the positionless football that Kyle currently has. There's strengths and weaknesses for both approaches.

From what I saw when Trey was in, these frequent PAs are not a change from play calls with Trey, but a change from Jimmy. The one thing that will definitely be gone with this "positionless football" thing is the QB power. Thank God. Purdy ain't built for that.

That QB power was installed because not only could Trey not run the rythm passing game at a high enough level, he also wasn't fast or savvy enough to get the edge when we ran those zone reads the inverted way for him last season.

No it wasn't. HE WAS DRAFTED because NDSU ran the QB power and Shanahan saw how defenses would collapse on it on goal to go situations and leave guys wide open.

Kyle ran zone reads last season that were either hand it off to the RB up the gut or Trey would keep it and run outside. He didn't start calling the opposite until this season. Trey did not run outside on any of those zone reads this season. Trey wasn't very good at getting to the edge which is why I believe he changed it up and had Trey running up the gut instead. HE WAS DRAFTED because he was an athletic and strong armed QB. The complete opposite of Jimmy.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
If throwing 3 TDs and 300 plus yards in a playoff blowout of a hated rival, all to wide open receivers was so easy then why hasn't Jimmy been able to do it?

I think David Lombardi said something like all the 49er receivers were averaging 15+ yards per catch. That's insane, but that also makes sense if Kyle is seeing that Purdy can hit those deep targets accurately. If a QB like Purdy can accurately hit those deep targets, you take advantage of that and draw up deeper patterns. The question I have is do you change the offense to suit Purdy's long ball accuracy, or do you stay with the positionless football that Kyle currently has. There's strengths and weaknesses for both approaches.

From what I saw when Trey was in, these frequent PAs are not a change from play calls with Trey, but a change from Jimmy. The one thing that will definitely be gone with this "positionless football" thing is the QB power. Thank God. Purdy ain't built for that.

That QB power was installed because not only could Trey not run the rythm passing game at a high enough level, he also wasn't fast or savvy enough to get the edge when we ran those zone reads the inverted way for him last season.

No it wasn't. HE WAS DRAFTED because NDSU ran the QB power and Shanahan saw how defenses would collapse on it on goal to go situations and leave guys wide open.

Kyle ran zone reads last season that were either hand it off to the RB up the gut or Trey would keep it and run outside. He didn't start calling the opposite until this season. Trey did not run outside on any of those zone reads this season. Trey wasn't very good at getting to the edge which is why I believe he changed it up and had Trey running up the gut instead. HE WAS DRAFTED because he was an athletic and strong armed QB. The complete opposite of Jimmy.

That was because Jimmy was the starter then. The entire Trey offense wasn't installed until 2022. You can tell by watching the NDSU tape. That was what he put on tape and that is why he was drafted. In terms of schematic theory, it makes perfect sense why you would do that. Assuming the QB doesn't get injured, you can see clearly why it is so unstoppable. Empty the formation, and the QB is still a threat right up the gut. That's why the Bills do it. That's why the Ravens do it. That's what Trey did at NDSU, and that's why he was drafted. Shanahan wanted that particular element.

If he wanted a zone read guy, he would have drafted Justin Fields, not Trey Lance.

Originally posted by Wubbie:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Wubbie:
People need to have more nuance than just labeling something as only good or bad---

Firstly, I think we can all agree that it was a good decision. It was a good throw that resulted in a big gain.
But if it was a BETTER throw, where he placed the ball to the sidelines, it's a less contested catch. The receiver (Jennings?) probably can catch that ball and waltz into the endzone.

I think people take it to one extreme or the other. Purdy played well overall but he left a bunch of yards and points out on the field as well. Being a rookie, especially a 7th round rookie, I think you can forgive a lot of that, especially in the first half when nerves may have been getting the best of him but there are absolutely things that he needs to clean up if he's going to be a long term solution and not just a flash in the pan.

My biggest issue was the errant throws across the middle after locking on to a target. If Seattle's LB's weren't ass, if the 49ers face a team with more disciplined LB's, they will make him pay for passes like that. He's going to need to be more careful because teams will try to bait him into those in the future.

You can be happy with how he's played and acknowledge that he's still got a lot of room for improvement.

Definitely, there's this weird extreme where people either look at Purdy as only being successful due to Shanahan/surrounding cast and don't recognize Purdy's balling out himself... and then the other extreme where people are anointing him as the franchise QB for the next 10 years.

Yeah, it's very black and White with some people when really everything falls in the grey area.

i think it's because of a few things - like people want a QB on montanas level - but they need to remember montana wasn't always perfect. Lol the other part is, I think some people really still want to see Lance play, instead of rocking with dirty Purdy.

i don't have an issue with anyone wanting to see Lance play, I personally don't, but I get it. All I want is a true franchise qb who does special things in the field - idc who that is, I just want it. I think we found that in Purdy and when you add in his contract… we are in a very very special situation, as long as Purdy keeps playing like this or near it.

I will say. Every game Brock Purdy does something that I think shows everyone that this isn't a Flash in the Pan happening. He's incredible at making very quick reads and then creating something out of nothing if it's not there. I was so proud of him for spinning out of a would be 10 yard loss sack, then scrambling a bit and I think only losing like a yard or 2, then the play that BA didn't catch in the end zone. Wow, watching that happen live with a friend of mine who was a dolphins fan and he said "wow dude, who is that QB that was a serious big time play even though he didn't t catch it"

to keep escaping, then stay in there through the hit to deliver that ball was amazing. I'm loving this, and I hope he can keep it going. It would be amazing for the 49ers to have the first every Rookie to Win the superbowl. What an incredible turn around from us bing 3-4 and thinking we would be lucky to finish 9-7 (Me).

I'm excited for Trent Williams, For Kittle, Even for Deebo. and let me say this (It was huge for Kyle to come off the sideline for deebo like he did) whatever issue there was, it's gone after that. 100% Deebo mentioned that in the interview and it was just the way he said it like he realized, I need to be here. This is my squad, this is my coach.

Let's go 49ers!!!!

What about BP that would be a good slogan for him HE WAS DRAFTED

barely but.. he made it

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.

You can ALWAYS bank on someone misinterpreting a comparison. Lol for some reason, some folks, can't separate out comparing traits and comparing play styles.

I've had numerous people, who are much older than I, that watched a young Montana - and they have texted me saying they see a big resemblance between young Purdys composure and the smooth off script plays (he usually goes for the short or intermediate) and young Montana.

Idc who he is compared to or what others preferred comparison would be, I just think it's great that his traits (intangible and tangible) are being compared to all time greats. Purdy is no one else but himself.

Originally posted by tankle104:

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.

You can ALWAYS bank on someone misinterpreting a comparison. Lol for some reason, some folks, can't separate out comparing traits and comparing play styles.

I've had numerous people, who are much older than I, that watched a young Montana - and they have texted me saying they see a big resemblance between young Purdys composure and the smooth off script plays (he usually goes for the short or intermediate) and young Montana.

Idc who he is compared to or what others preferred comparison would be, I just think it's great that his traits (intangible and tangible) are being compared to all time greats. Purdy is no one else but himself.

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

Originally posted by simplyfloyd:
I will say. Every game Brock Purdy does something that I think shows everyone that this isn't a Flash in the Pan happening. He's incredible at making very quick reads and then creating something out of nothing if it's not there. I was so proud of him for spinning out of a would be 10 yard loss sack, then scrambling a bit and I think only losing like a yard or 2, then the play that BA didn't catch in the end zone. Wow, watching that happen live with a friend of mine who was a dolphins fan and he said "wow dude, who is that QB that was a serious big time play even though he didn't t catch it"

to keep escaping, then stay in there through the hit to deliver that ball was amazing. I'm loving this, and I hope he can keep it going. It would be amazing for the 49ers to have the first every Rookie to Win the superbowl. What an incredible turn around from us bing 3-4 and thinking we would be lucky to finish 9-7 (Me).

I'm excited for Trent Williams, For Kittle, Even for Deebo. and let me say this (It was huge for Kyle to come off the sideline for deebo like he did) whatever issue there was, it's gone after that. 100% Deebo mentioned that in the interview and it was just the way he said it like he realized, I need to be here. This is my squad, this is my coach.

Let's go 49ers!!!!

Hell yeah! How can you not get amped up when your head coach Is storming the field to defend you. The Locker room loves Kyle because he is real with them. Treats them like humans, puts them in the best position to succeed, and genuinely cares about them.

I'll take a pissed off Deebo SIX DIFFERENT WAYS TO SUNDAY, BABY!

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
If throwing 3 TDs and 300 plus yards in a playoff blowout of a hated rival, all to wide open receivers was so easy then why hasn't Jimmy been able to do it?

I think David Lombardi said something like all the 49er receivers were averaging 15+ yards per catch. That's insane, but that also makes sense if Kyle is seeing that Purdy can hit those deep targets accurately. If a QB like Purdy can accurately hit those deep targets, you take advantage of that and draw up deeper patterns. The question I have is do you change the offense to suit Purdy's long ball accuracy, or do you stay with the positionless football that Kyle currently has. There's strengths and weaknesses for both approaches.

From what I saw when Trey was in, these frequent PAs are not a change from play calls with Trey, but a change from Jimmy. The one thing that will definitely be gone with this "positionless football" thing is the QB power. Thank God. Purdy ain't built for that.

That QB power was installed because not only could Trey not run the rythm passing game at a high enough level, he also wasn't fast or savvy enough to get the edge when we ran those zone reads the inverted way for him last season.

No it wasn't. HE WAS DRAFTED because NDSU ran the QB power and Shanahan saw how defenses would collapse on it on goal to go situations and leave guys wide open.

Kyle ran zone reads last season that were either hand it off to the RB up the gut or Trey would keep it and run outside. He didn't start calling the opposite until this season. Trey did not run outside on any of those zone reads this season. Trey wasn't very good at getting to the edge which is why I believe he changed it up and had Trey running up the gut instead. HE WAS DRAFTED because he was an athletic and strong armed QB. The complete opposite of Jimmy.

That was because Jimmy was the starter then. The entire Trey offense wasn't installed until 2022. You can tell by watching the NDSU tape. That was what he put on tape and that is why he was drafted. In terms of schematic theory, it makes perfect sense why you would do that. Assuming the QB doesn't get injured, you can see clearly why it is so unstoppable. Empty the formation, and the QB is still a threat right up the gut. That's why the Bills do it. That's why the Ravens do it. That's what Trey did at NDSU, and that's why he was drafted. Shanahan wanted that particular element.

If he wanted a zone read guy, he would have drafted Justin Fields, not Trey Lance.

If Shanahan spent 3 first round picks on a QB because he can run QB power and that is the main reason why Trey was drafted, Kyle is one dumb MFer.

Originally posted by NineFourNiner:

Originally posted by tankle104:

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.

You can ALWAYS bank on someone misinterpreting a comparison. Lol for some reason, some folks, can't separate out comparing traits and comparing play styles.

I've had numerous people, who are much older than I, that watched a young Montana - and they have texted me saying they see a big resemblance between young Purdys composure and the smooth off script plays (he usually goes for the short or intermediate) and young Montana.

Idc who he is compared to or what others preferred comparison would be, I just think it's great that his traits (intangible and tangible) are being compared to all time greats. Purdy is no one else but himself.

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

Honestly? He's already better than Mahommes. I wouldn't take Mahommes over him