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Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Every reporter except Grant Cohn says Purdy had a good practice.
The WZ front page article says Purdy had a good practice.
The numbers say Purdy had a good practice.
The reps Purdy took say he's the QB1.
Webzone: "Purdy was awful today and he's falling apart. Need to find a new QB."
Make it make sense
Originally posted by captveg:
Imagine if people tracked Purdy's reps last training camp. I highly doubt that his 2022 performance would have been projected from those stats.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
None of purdy's haters are even acknowledging that he's the only niner qb facing the 1st string defense
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by tankle104:
I'll be honest - Trey as QB1, Nate as QB, And a 7th round rookie as QB3 had me really worried last year before camp. I was thrilled when we signed Jimmy.
we had no idea what we were going to get from Trey, and for me personally, I didn't feel like we were going to get much. I didn't like what I was seeing.
Nate Sudfield, enough said. Lol if our starter goes down - that feels like a nick mullens situation all over again.
then Brock, pick 262, seventh round rookie - not very inspiring. I expected it to be a s**t show if he got in.
signing jimmy gave me some relief because we know what he is, which is as worse is an above average QB, everyone else was super unknown.
even when Brock when in, I was like "bad news bears" hahaha. I told myself I'd watch a few drives and see how he looks before turning it off and then I was captivated, very quickly.
We could have easily cut Brock and rolled with two.
Oh well. It didn't happen thankfully.
That god that he impressed so much with his few reps that he made kyle make a difficult decision. He said they knew after the pre season that they couldn't stash him on the PS. So they had to choose the young talent or sudfield. So far, great choice.
it's how I view lances situation, he just needs to make the most of what he's getting and Kyle will notice. If he noticed Brock when he was getting 2-3 reps a day, he can notice Trey with 8-16 a day - or whatever he is getting on the high end. I think Trey has done a good job so far.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Good post, FoNFL. Gotta just tune out the noise, see how the team is trending in 4-5 weeks as we gear for the opener. I am noticing good early vibes on Drake + Kinlaw.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
I don't get people overanalyzing every play in training camp like it's the last play of the SB. "OMG, there was a missed throw, an INT, WHAT COULD THIS MEAN???"
It's August.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Originally posted by captveg:
Imagine if people tracked Purdy's reps last training camp. I highly doubt that his 2022 performance would have been projected from those stats.
None of purdy's haters are even acknowledging that he's the only niner qb facing the 1st string defense
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:I don't think Grant is enjoying covering the niners. Looking at his pictures and videos you can tell how bad and how fast he aged for a short period of time. Seems like he's getting more miserable the more the niners are winning and sustaining success. I feel like he's really a troll.
Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Every reporter except Grant Cohn says Purdy had a good practice.
The WZ front page article says Purdy had a good practice.
The numbers say Purdy had a good practice.
The reps Purdy took say he's the QB1.
Webzone: "Purdy was awful today and he's falling apart. Need to find a new QB."
Make it make sense
It doesn't, we have a stupid subset of fans who pick players they like and dislike, it's f**kin weird
Originally posted by DrippinGoldnRed805:
Brock Purdy got the Jimmy G tendencies n traits of throwing pick six's INT's and fumbles in practice not a good sign we wanted Jimmy G gone but seems to be here still when is the rust gonna wear out since he played in January
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
How about opposing coaches worry about their team and their players? Win some games where you're at with your guy instead of trash talking our guy. Where the hell do they get these guys from?
Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
How about opposing coaches worry about their team and their players? Win some games where you're at with your guy instead of trash talking our guy. Where the hell do they get these guys from?
As other mentioned...who knows with Sando. Taking it for face value its still a stupid comment. We loose half the games? Averaging 33+ pts a game, which we didnt do with the other QBs. If it was plug and play why didnt Josh Johnson look like he even picked up a football before.
Could you make the same argument about Jalen Hurtz. His team is stacked and he looked very meh before they got AJ Brown.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by tankle104:
I'll be honest - Trey as QB1, Nate as QB, And a 7th round rookie as QB3 had me really worried last year before camp. I was thrilled when we signed Jimmy.
we had no idea what we were going to get from Trey, and for me personally, I didn't feel like we were going to get much. I didn't like what I was seeing.
Nate Sudfield, enough said. Lol if our starter goes down - that feels like a nick mullens situation all over again.
then Brock, pick 262, seventh round rookie - not very inspiring. I expected it to be a s**t show if he got in.
signing jimmy gave me some relief because we know what he is, which is as worse is an above average QB, everyone else was super unknown.
even when Brock when in, I was like "bad news bears" hahaha. I told myself I'd watch a few drives and see how he looks before turning it off and then I was captivated, very quickly.
We could have easily cut Brock and rolled with two.
Oh well. It didn't happen thankfully.
That god that he impressed so much with his few reps that he made kyle make a difficult decision. He said they knew after the pre season that they couldn't stash him on the PS. So they had to choose the young talent or sudfield. So far, great choice.
it's how I view lances situation, he just needs to make the most of what he's getting and Kyle will notice. If he noticed Brock when he was getting 2-3 reps a day, he can notice Trey with 8-16 a day - or whatever he is getting on the high end. I think Trey has done a good job so far.
Agree and I love that Trey is breathing down Brock's neck in terms of competition. It's going to make Brock (and Trey) that much better together. As fans we can see theirs strengths and weaknesses much better because they play next to each other. Clearly Brock is great in the short to medium range throws and Trey is great on the longer throws.
That 3rd preseason game where traditionally the starting QB doesn't play is going to be critical for Trey as that is the only certain opportunity he gets to play with the one's. Trey has to knock it out of the park in that game. That's the Bosa Brothers preseason game. I hope Bosa is signed by then so they can play (in a sense) against each other.
Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
How about opposing coaches worry about their team and their players? Win some games where you're at with your guy instead of trash talking our guy. Where the hell do they get these guys from?
As other mentioned...who knows with Sando. Taking it for face value its still a stupid comment. We loose half the games? Averaging 33+ pts a game, which we didnt do with the other QBs. If it was plug and play why didnt Josh Johnson look like he even picked up a football before.
Could you make the same argument about Jalen Hurtz. His team is stacked and he looked very meh before they got AJ Brown.
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by tankle104:
I'll be honest - Trey as QB1, Nate as QB, And a 7th round rookie as QB3 had me really worried last year before camp. I was thrilled when we signed Jimmy.
we had no idea what we were going to get from Trey, and for me personally, I didn't feel like we were going to get much. I didn't like what I was seeing.
Nate Sudfield, enough said. Lol if our starter goes down - that feels like a nick mullens situation all over again.
then Brock, pick 262, seventh round rookie - not very inspiring. I expected it to be a s**t show if he got in.
signing jimmy gave me some relief because we know what he is, which is as worse is an above average QB, everyone else was super unknown.
even when Brock when in, I was like "bad news bears" hahaha. I told myself I'd watch a few drives and see how he looks before turning it off and then I was captivated, very quickly.
We could have easily cut Brock and rolled with two.
Oh well. It didn't happen thankfully.
That god that he impressed so much with his few reps that he made kyle make a difficult decision. He said they knew after the pre season that they couldn't stash him on the PS. So they had to choose the young talent or sudfield. So far, great choice.
it's how I view lances situation, he just needs to make the most of what he's getting and Kyle will notice. If he noticed Brock when he was getting 2-3 reps a day, he can notice Trey with 8-16 a day - or whatever he is getting on the high end. I think Trey has done a good job so far.
Agree and I love that Trey is breathing down Brock's neck in terms of competition. It's going to make Brock (and Trey) that much better together. As fans we can see theirs strengths and weaknesses much better because they play next to each other. Clearly Brock is great in the short to medium range throws and Trey is great on the longer throws.
That 3rd preseason game where traditionally the starting QB doesn't play is going to be critical for Trey as that is the only certain opportunity he gets to play with the one's. Trey has to knock it out of the park in that game. That's the Bosa Brothers preseason game. I hope Bosa is signed by then so they can play (in a sense) against each other.
I'm very eager to see them play the raiders in joint practice and then the preseason because it's a different animal when it isn't your own team you're practicing against. You kinda know your defense and the defense knows you. They understand the offense and what it tries to do, where as the offense understands our defense and what it tries to do.
so it'll be really interesting to see how they do when it's an actual defense they aren't familiar with. I feel like in camp sometimes QBs will get comfortable and attack areas/players/holes in the defense cause they know it's there, instead of reading the defense properly and attacking that way.
im not saying anyone is doing that, just saying it'll be fun to see when there isn't a comfort factor of knowing the other side.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Every reporter except Grant Cohn says Purdy had a good practice.
The WZ front page article says Purdy had a good practice.
The numbers say Purdy had a good practice.
The reps Purdy took say he's the QB1.
Webzone: "Purdy was awful today and he's falling apart. Need to find a new QB."
Make it make sense
It doesn't, we have a stupid subset of fans who pick players they like and dislike, it's f**kin weird
