Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by mitpdub:
Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:The second year growth is usually from the game slowing down and being a better student. I'm banking on Brock being even better year 2.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
At this point, even if Purdy is Jimmy G level, that still should be plenty to contend for a Super Bowl Plus, way cheaper than Jimmy for now. Dude is just in year two and still can grow even more from here.
Purdy, as a rookie, was one game away from the Super Bowl.We all know that the 2nd year of a players career is where the greatest improvement of that player occurs!
Yeah but they don't usually spend that second off-season rehabbing. I think his big jump will be year three, or second half of year two.
If Brock gets even better, does that mean the offense is going to average 40 ppg instead of the 30 ppg from last season?
Depends on how much better. In this day, that's not an impossible feat. And with this team, I mean, again, it's not impossible.
Sorry. I was being sarcastic. Can Brock grow but it not necessarily show up on the score board? Absolutely. I have a hard time seeing this offense produce at a significantly higher level than it did last season. I do think that defenses will be better prepared for him and that if the offense is going to maintain its production from last season Brock will have to stay a head of the curve.
He's a 49er QB. He'll still average around 200 yards +/- 20 yards a game in passing. The offense will still mostly run through CMC and the running game at 140 yards a game. I don't anticipate that formula ever changing.
The real question is, can Brock be even more efficient within that volume? That's gonna be tough, honestly. He was about as efficient as you're going to get.
I hope fans aren't setting themselves up with unrealistic expectations here.
