QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
It was also mentioned that Reddick didn't bite on the run fake and just ignored it all together. That hesitation would've bought enough time for Purdy to complete this pass had Reddick gone for it in my opinion.

Sidenote he wasn't looking his way but looks like he had Deebo 1v1 in open space down there too.

Didn't have time to throw to Aiyuk. Can you imagine Purdy flipping his hips to throw Deebo? Arm wouldn't have been destroyed but might have been a corpse on the field lol

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
hopefully Brock learns from this

Yeah, maybe next time just audible to a run play

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
hopefully Brock learns from this

Yeah, maybe next time just audible to a run play

He started taking more time and staring down targets since the Raiders game. He also needs to know where are the game changers at (Parsons/Reddick)

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
hopefully Brock learns from this

Yeah, maybe next time just audible to a run play

He started taking more time and staring down targets since the Raiders game. He also needs to know where are the game changers at (Parsons/Reddick)

He did hold the ball a little longer later in season. I dont really think that was the case for the play in question. It happened quick after he turned around from PA.

Also, we have to remember he was a rookie in a NFCCG. Not some seasoned vet even though he was playing like one.

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
hopefully Brock learns from this

Yeah, maybe next time just audible to a run play

He started taking more time and staring down targets since the Raiders game. He also needs to know where are the game changers at (Parsons/Reddick)

He did hold the ball a little longer later in season. I dont really think that was the case for the play in question. It happened quick after he turned around from PA.

Also, we have to remember he was a rookie in a NFCCG. Not some seasoned vet even though he was playing like one.

That's why i said i hope he learns from this, if not, than it's just a flash in the pan

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
That's why i said i hope he learns from this, if not, than it's just a flash in the pan

He'll learn not to trust Kroft pass blocking lol

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
That's why i said i hope he learns from this, if not, than it's just a flash in the pan

He'll learn not to trust Kroft pass blocking lol

lol fo sho.. that's a kyle lesson also

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
It was also mentioned that Reddick didn't bite on the run fake and just ignored it all together. That hesitation would've bought enough time for Purdy to complete this pass had Reddick gone for it in my opinion.

Sidenote he wasn't looking his way but looks like he had Deebo 1v1 in open space down there too.

Didn't have time to throw to Aiyuk. Can you imagine Purdy flipping his hips to throw Deebo? Arm wouldn't have been destroyed but might have been a corpse on the field lol

I know it would've been literally impossible for him to make that throw unless he was looking there first, but I just wanted to point it out as there were lots of holes in the eagles defense.

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
I've seen you mention that Brock needed to have better understanding of his protection, depth of route, and pocket awareness on that play. So i took that as placing the blame on him. I just believe Reddick blew up the play so quick, that none of that mattered which makes it
hard to place all blame on Brock for it.

I posted the play and my interpretation of what I saw. Reddick came flying from his blindside after Purdys PA. TW was getting pushed into his area. CMC was covered well and might have been a pick 6 if he throws there. Aiyuk breaks open and Purdy loads to make the throw but Reddick blows him up.

it is what it is.

Regardless of that one play it's something I noticed as the season went on. Greg Olsen even discussed it on that one play…he's gotta work on this internal clock back there. He does have to be aware of his protections and where that pressure could be coming from pre-snap. That's stuff you learn as you play more.

This isn't a I hate Brock thing or I'm blaming him…so let's stop turning it into that. This is a discussion about a 7th rd rookie who has some stuff to work on in order to sustain what he did. Tons of rookie QBs have the same issue. That's all

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
That's why i said i hope he learns from this, if not, than it's just a flash in the pan

He'll learn not to trust Kroft pass blocking lol

He'll learn that spot might not be protected like Trent Williams (even though the play action is suppose to negate that somewhat) and he's either gonna have to shorten his drops (like Mahomes did in the SB) or throw it away. A lot of things that everyone can work on.

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
I agree with Bay2 here, in that the ball was snapped and within 1.5 to 2 seconds, Riddick had destroyed Brock's UCL. Yes, Brock could have moved up in the pocket, but the uncanny speed with which Riddick got to Brock made diagnosing an unblocked Riddick almost impossible. And we know that Brock had his eyes fixed downfield. It just happened so dang fast.that I don't even see Mahomes getting out of the Riddick hit. Just guessing on the time frame but whatever it was…it was just too damn fast for any QB to react.

Agreed. Here's the play.



It all happened so quick. Purdy was selling the PA and Reddick comes flying from his blind side. TW is getting pushed into his space. CMC looks covered coming out (most likely a pick 6 if he throws there).

like I said, I don't put the outcome of that play all on Purdy.

also, Kyle is a great HC and don't want him replaced lol

Aiyuk roasted Bradberry and was going to get 30+. #24 shown stumbling to regain his footing.

Nice still. Aiyuk did beat his man. Never argued otherwise. Purdy is already loading his throw. Reddick is about to blow him up.

And look. Purdy had a clean area in front of him to step up into. Also, I never said Purdy deserves all the blame. If Kroft holds his block for even a 10th of a second longer, its a big play to Aiyuk. Either way, it was player execution and not play calling that was at fault.

I have to say that I was a little surprised that Lynch inferred that it is Purdys job to lose. Not because Purdys abilities but just because ego usually makes that decision. I am good with either TL or Purdy, I just want the best player to start in 2023.

It's shocking to me how some posters in here are willing to give trey 3 seasons to develop and are ok with losing the superbowl window for it, but then go and criticize purdy for getting killed when a block was whiffed, even after how Purdy saved our season.

It's insane in here.

The stench of bias toward trey just because of where he was drafted is overwhelming

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
It's shocking to me how some posters in here are willing to give trey 3 seasons to develop and are ok with losing the superbowl window for it, but then go and criticize purdy for getting killed when a block was whiffed, even after how Purdy saved our season.

It's insane in here.

The stench of bias toward trey just because of where he was drafted is overwhelming

If you think that's what the discussion is about, then you're the problem in here.

Saying Brock has to work on his internal clock, understanding of protections, & pocket awareness DOES NOT mean he stinks or people are trying to criticize him because of some weird bias. Comments and finger pointing like that is a reason why these threads go AWOL and people s**t on each other. So save your breath making comments like that. Ain't nobody got time for that dumb s**t. Just cut it out.

Brock played amazing football over the course of a couple games. Without question he's got stuff to work on…like any young QB. That's not bias criticism, it's the f**king truth.

Whatever with Lance, you want to s**t on him go ahead. This isn't his thread and has nothing to do with Brock.