QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Personally i think Kyle should take advantage of Purdy's tendency to scramble left with the drill to enhance his offense with Purdy. In a sense, that bobbled pass to Kittle was the kind of scramble drill I'm talking about. Kittle wasn't even supposed to run a route, but he saw his QB in trouble and found a zone for Purdy to throw to him.

Those Purdy tendencies to bug out and drift left, I think, is a good opportunity for the WRs to adjust their routes via a scramble drill, and possibly break a big one against the defense like Kittles bobbled catch did in the Dallas game.

Well, if Eagles think Brock has a tendency to scramble left, this would be a good week to work on having him scramble right. Screw Eagles up a bit. But big plus would be that when Brock is being chased around in the backfield, if he is moving Right, he can just uncork one while running. In the situations where he was scrambling Left, it is really hard ,sometimes impossible to stop, turn around and let one fly. Brock threw one into the Left sideline but it was awkward. Had he been running Right, it would have been an easy throw.

We'll see if Kyle works on having Brock scramble right on Sunday. I hope so. A couple times he got where he had to corkscrew himself around to chuck the ball. Running right, that just doesn't happen. My guess is he scrambles Left when the play is designed to go that way, nothing more complicated than that.

Agree that It is harder as a right hander to set up and throw if he's scrambling left. As others have said, defenses are forcing him to scramble left, either by a blitz or slanting the DLine rush, or stunts. I just think Kyle should take advantage of that and use his scrambling (right or left) to Purdy's advantage in those scenarios. I.e. moving pockets to the left and a screen to the right. The scramble drill is another way to take advantage of those defensive schemes.

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
Wow, i didn't remember all those and actually, several were just throw aways , several were 50%ers,,, several were where he was just trying to get out of jail…but yes, there were some easy INTs dropped.

However:

111.4 Passer rating …tops in NFL

16/ 3. TDs / INTs…not too shabby for a rook playing in only 7 games, and that includes 2 playoff games.

Maybe he was lucky, maybe he is just better than some folks think. But no question, Brock is Cool Hand Luke once he gets guys in his face. i like his stats, but more than anything else, he looks like he belongs back there as opposed to anyone we have seen back there in over 20 yrs.

Why? Escapability… AND taking care of the ball. I don't want a running qB, i want a guy who can escape from a blitz or has ability to throw it away instead of taking a sack…and THAT is Brock.

I think he's rapidly developing into a top notch franchise QB. The stats reflect it, and so does the win/loss rate. I think he will just get better as long as he advances deep into the playoffs. I think right now, just from a QB perspective, he's as good or maybe even better than Jalen Hurts.

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Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its cool. I haven't watched the all 22 either. But if the ball was tipped at the LOS than no, it wouldn't be considered a TWP.

What about when it's tipped by the same defender who proceeds to intercept the ball?

You could go on and on all day long with these scenarios but is it really going to help make any progress in this conversation?

Hence the reason some don't take what PFF says as the end all be all on everything.

To answer your question with a question. Can a defender make a great play without the offense being at fault?

Absolutely! My turn. Could the offense have made an even better play (or throw in this instance), not giving the defender a chance to make a great play?

In your made up scenario. A tipped pass can just be a great play by the defender. And anyway, you can start recording your own set of stats with your own set of definitions. You are free to do so. But picking a play here and there and saying, this is happening too often or at a high rate without any reference point to compare to is worse than relying on a reputable stat site that pays folks to do it for a living.

Why so salty? Where did I say those things? I said like two per game. I stated that I didn't watch the All-22 for clarity and could be wrong and change my mind. If you are finding what I'm saying offensive or something then we can simply end this conversation

Because you're going on and on about Purdy being lucky and having two dropped INT's per game, but then saying that Tartt dropping the easy INT against the Rams just part of the game and we don't know what would have happened had he caught it.

But you're not alone. There is a tendency for constant and unrelenting negativity by a few on this board.

Of course you would jump in and say something like this lol.

1. Going on and on about Purdy being lucky and having two dropped interceptions a game is called having conversation. You know, exactly what an internet message board is here for. I'm not going on and on by myself and for the sake of it. I stated in my "on and on" that I haven't seen the All-22 and that's where I make my true judgements and could change my mind. thl just posted that tweet proving what we all saw in the regular game and playoffs; my take seems accurate

2. The Tartt thing is a completely different conversation. That guy implied that the Tartt play is the reason we lost the game. Go read it all and tell me how we are supposed to interpret that. We still had about 10 minutes left in the game and the offense had multiple chances to score and didn't. How that correlates to the Purdy conversation is beyond me but doesn't suprise me with you. You just replaced your all out defense for Jimmy with Brock.

3. You perceive context as negativity all the time. All I said is that Brock got lucky with some dropped picks, like all QBs do, and all of this backlash happened. We should really be able to have separate threads where only positive things can be said and talked about and another thread for people who like to discuss all aspects, both good and bad are allowed and not considered haters in doing so.

But any positive comments the poster will be called a homer or a Purdy defender. Its a double edged sword. You're either a defender or a hater.

Although I am on the side of "hey, we are one game away from having the opportunity to achieve the ultimate goal" and feel like we should leave the pessimistic stuff for the off-season at this point, This is a message board and there are going to be people who don't share that same mindset. That's why I retired from the gameday threads after kickoff.

from the azzhat files it appears Cohn has been exorcised of his TL demons and now fully ridin the BCB gravy train:

"COHN: Purdy absolutely is the real deal. He's a damn good quarterback and he will be the 49ers' starter next season."

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/news/a-view-from-san-francisco-with-grant-cohn

He predicts the 9ers will lose 20-16, giving me even more confidence now that we are going to spank these beotches

The tone of some former NFL QBs like Mark Sanchez and Carson Palmer who have been on air recently seems as if they are jealous that a seventh rounder is in this situation. They are really nit picking on everything it seems like they keep moving the goal posts for the inevitable crash. A loss is coming sooner or later and that's when these clowns will have the ah-ha moment. I would like to thank Brock Purdy for giving me hope that my team has a real legitimate shot at a sixth ring when it seemed like all hope was lost not long ago.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Personally i think Kyle should take advantage of Purdy's tendency to scramble left with the drill to enhance his offense with Purdy. In a sense, that bobbled pass to Kittle was the kind of scramble drill I'm talking about. Kittle wasn't even supposed to run a route, but he saw his QB in trouble and found a zone for Purdy to throw to him.

Those Purdy tendencies to bug out and drift left, I think, is a good opportunity for the WRs to adjust their routes via a scramble drill, and possibly break a big one against the defense like Kittles bobbled catch did in the Dallas game.

Well, if Eagles think Brock has a tendency to scramble left, this would be a good week to work on having him scramble right. Screw Eagles up a bit. But big plus would be that when Brock is being chased around in the backfield, if he is moving Right, he can just uncork one while running. In the situations where he was scrambling Left, it is really hard ,sometimes impossible to stop, turn around and let one fly. Brock threw one into the Left sideline but it was awkward. Had he been running Right, it would have been an easy throw.

We'll see if Kyle works on having Brock scramble right on Sunday. I hope so. A couple times he got where he had to corkscrew himself around to chuck the ball. Running right, that just doesn't happen. My guess is he scrambles Left when the play is designed to go that way, nothing more complicated than that.

Agree that It is harder as a right hander to set up and throw if he's scrambling left. As others have said, defenses are forcing him to scramble left, either by a blitz or slanting the DLine rush, or stunts. I just think Kyle should take advantage of that and use his scrambling (right or left) to Purdy's advantage in those scenarios. I.e. moving pockets to the left and a screen to the right. The scramble drill is another way to take advantage of those defensive schemes.

You're absolutely right. After watching the all-22 from the last few games it has become apparent to why he often scrambles to the left. The majority of those instances it's because that is where his reads are flowing and he knows a roll out right only leaves him the option to run or take the sack.

Originally posted by 1ovydog:
The tone of some former NFL QBs like Mark Sanchez and Carson Palmer who have been on air recently seems as if they are jealous that a seventh rounder is in this situation. They are really nit picking on everything it seems like they keep moving the goal posts for the inevitable crash. A loss is coming sooner or later and that's when these clowns will have the ah-ha moment. I would like to thank Brock Purdy for giving me hope that my team has a real legitimate shot at a sixth ring when it seemed like all hope was lost not long ago.

I noticed the same thing. Carson Palmer in the herd sounded so like offended a 7th round rookie is doing what they've never done.

at least mark sanchez made it to the AFCC his rookie year but he wasn't good. He had a really good team around him but was definitely by far the weakest link on that team.

Two more wins until he's immortalized.

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
Two more wins until he's immortalized.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by 1ovydog:
The tone of some former NFL QBs like Mark Sanchez and Carson Palmer who have been on air recently seems as if they are jealous that a seventh rounder is in this situation. They are really nit picking on everything it seems like they keep moving the goal posts for the inevitable crash. A loss is coming sooner or later and that's when these clowns will have the ah-ha moment. I would like to thank Brock Purdy for giving me hope that my team has a real legitimate shot at a sixth ring when it seemed like all hope was lost not long ago.

I noticed the same thing. Carson Palmer in the herd sounded so like offended a 7th round rookie is doing what they've never done.

at least mark sanchez made it to the AFCC his rookie year but he wasn't good. He had a really good team around him but was definitely by far the weakest link on that team.

Originally posted by GangstaGangsta:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Personally i think Kyle should take advantage of Purdy's tendency to scramble left with the drill to enhance his offense with Purdy. In a sense, that bobbled pass to Kittle was the kind of scramble drill I'm talking about. Kittle wasn't even supposed to run a route, but he saw his QB in trouble and found a zone for Purdy to throw to him.

Those Purdy tendencies to bug out and drift left, I think, is a good opportunity for the WRs to adjust their routes via a scramble drill, and possibly break a big one against the defense like Kittles bobbled catch did in the Dallas game.

Well, if Eagles think Brock has a tendency to scramble left, this would be a good week to work on having him scramble right. Screw Eagles up a bit. But big plus would be that when Brock is being chased around in the backfield, if he is moving Right, he can just uncork one while running. In the situations where he was scrambling Left, it is really hard ,sometimes impossible to stop, turn around and let one fly. Brock threw one into the Left sideline but it was awkward. Had he been running Right, it would have been an easy throw.

We'll see if Kyle works on having Brock scramble right on Sunday. I hope so. A couple times he got where he had to corkscrew himself around to chuck the ball. Running right, that just doesn't happen. My guess is he scrambles Left when the play is designed to go that way, nothing more complicated than that.

Agree that It is harder as a right hander to set up and throw if he's scrambling left. As others have said, defenses are forcing him to scramble left, either by a blitz or slanting the DLine rush, or stunts. I just think Kyle should take advantage of that and use his scrambling (right or left) to Purdy's advantage in those scenarios. I.e. moving pockets to the left and a screen to the right. The scramble drill is another way to take advantage of those defensive schemes.

You're absolutely right. After watching the all-22 from the last few games it has become apparent to why he often scrambles to the left. The majority of those instances it's because that is where his reads are flowing and he knows a roll out right only leaves him the option to run or take the sack.

Agree 💯%, and as others have said, McGlinchy isn't the most elite pass protector out there, so it makes sense that a lot of pressure will come from his side. Mcglinchy being Shot Putted by the DE was a to me.

Imagine going into next season if we pull it off. Vegas will have bets on who the first team to beat Purdy will be.

Going to be windy on Sunday? Hope it doesn't impact my boy brocks throws.

This is why I don't watch any media or "pundits" . It's all BS.

Tom Brady said it perfect in one sentence which shows why he's the goat - he said Purdy - Prove em' right or prove em' wrong.

It's really that simple.

Originally posted by Cisco0623:
This is why I don't watch any media or "pundits" . It's all BS.

Tom Brady said it perfect in one sentence which shows why he's the goat - he said Purdy - Prove em' right or prove em' wrong.

It's really that simple.

This tbh

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