QB Brock Purdy Thread

first semester final exam tonight for BCB... Pete the Cheat to dial up maximum phuckery

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
This ones for the "All Jimmy G does is win" crowd

https://gyazo.com/0dac2b43cde80086c389c64c2f984b73



PURDY IS HIM!

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I agree. Idk why others can't see this. Kyles plays usually have an option on all three levels of the defense, Jimmy just. Doesn't typically go for the passes that are more than 15-20 yards.

as you said - nothing against him, I really like him and think he deserves to be starting in this league, Purdy is simply more aggressive than jimmy and seems to trust his ability to complete those deeper chunk plays.

Because they are married to the narratives that either Jimmy did exactly what Kyle wanted or that Kyle was limiting Jimmy. Clearly neither are true.

If the 9ers had Brock Purdy in the NFC title game and he played like he did on Sunday the 9ers would've blown the Rams out. Aiyuk was open all game.

Yea he was. Aiyuk is one of the best in the league in beating coverage. Also, Deebo was wide open down the sideline for a game winning TD. You don't need 3+ seconds of pass protection to throw the deep ball. You just need to see the open receiver and let it rip.

I think because of his arm limitations, Brock has had to learn to throw with anticipation far more than a gunslinger with a big arm who can wait until their receiver is open.

Given that, that means Purdy may not need the standard time to throw deeper. He's going to trust his guys will be getting to their spots.

That'll be both a blessing and a curse most likely.

I was told in here that you need great pass protection to throw deep. I was also told that Kyle doesn't call deep shots down the sideline because they are low percentage plays. In the pre season I saw a deep throw to Danny Gray that happened in less than 2.5 seconds. Now we witnessed a QB with a weaker arm than Jimmy win deep twice in 1 quarter. Seems like a lot of assumptions were made about Kyle in order to defend a single player. Last season's NFCCG would have been won if we had a QB with a killer instinct.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I agree. Idk why others can't see this. Kyles plays usually have an option on all three levels of the defense, Jimmy just. Doesn't typically go for the passes that are more than 15-20 yards.

as you said - nothing against him, I really like him and think he deserves to be starting in this league, Purdy is simply more aggressive than jimmy and seems to trust his ability to complete those deeper chunk plays.

Because they are married to the narratives that either Jimmy did exactly what Kyle wanted or that Kyle was limiting Jimmy. Clearly neither are true.

If the 9ers had Brock Purdy in the NFC title game and he played like he did on Sunday the 9ers would've blown the Rams out. Aiyuk was open all game.

Yea he was. Aiyuk is one of the best in the league in beating coverage. Also, Deebo was wide open down the sideline for a game winning TD. You don't need 3+ seconds of pass protection to throw the deep ball. You just need to see the open receiver and let it rip.

I think because of his arm limitations, Brock has had to learn to throw with anticipation far more than a gunslinger with a big arm who can wait until their receiver is open.

Given that, that means Purdy may not need the standard time to throw deeper. He's going to trust his guys will be getting to their spots.

That'll be both a blessing and a curse most likely.

I was told in here that you need great pass protection to throw deep. I was also told that Kyle doesn't call deep shots down the sideline because they are low percentage plays. In the pre season I saw a deep throw to Danny Gray that happened in less than 2.5 seconds. Now we witnessed a QB with a weaker arm than Jimmy win deep twice in 1 quarter. Seems like a lot of assumptions were made about Kyle in order to defend a single player. Last season's NFCCG would have been won if we had a QB with a killer instinct.

I was told = NC told me.. lol

But as for Brock..the underdog with limitations seem to work/prepare harder than the guys who have it easy.. seems like the later QB draft picks (with chips on their shoulder) have better careers than the high top picks.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I agree. Idk why others can't see this. Kyles plays usually have an option on all three levels of the defense, Jimmy just. Doesn't typically go for the passes that are more than 15-20 yards.

as you said - nothing against him, I really like him and think he deserves to be starting in this league, Purdy is simply more aggressive than jimmy and seems to trust his ability to complete those deeper chunk plays.

Because they are married to the narratives that either Jimmy did exactly what Kyle wanted or that Kyle was limiting Jimmy. Clearly neither are true.

If the 9ers had Brock Purdy in the NFC title game and he played like he did on Sunday the 9ers would've blown the Rams out. Aiyuk was open all game.

Yea he was. Aiyuk is one of the best in the league in beating coverage. Also, Deebo was wide open down the sideline for a game winning TD. You don't need 3+ seconds of pass protection to throw the deep ball. You just need to see the open receiver and let it rip.

I think because of his arm limitations, Brock has had to learn to throw with anticipation far more than a gunslinger with a big arm who can wait until their receiver is open.

Given that, that means Purdy may not need the standard time to throw deeper. He's going to trust his guys will be getting to their spots.

That'll be both a blessing and a curse most likely.

I was told in here that you need great pass protection to throw deep. I was also told that Kyle doesn't call deep shots down the sideline because they are low percentage plays. In the pre season I saw a deep throw to Danny Gray that happened in less than 2.5 seconds. Now we witnessed a QB with a weaker arm than Jimmy win deep twice in 1 quarter. Seems like a lot of assumptions were made about Kyle in order to defend a single player. Last season's NFCCG would have been won if we had a QB with a killer instinct.

Great unit pass protection is never a bad thing. If Kyle is calling a double move sluggo, you're going to need more time for sure (either by the QB with a play fakes or mobility or PP).

We haven't seen any deep sideline 9's or post patterns. Those take longer too.

I guess it just depends on the type of shot called and whether the receiver is contested or not. But sure, a "deep" shot can be taken at 2.5s.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
I was told = NC told me.. lol

LOL. Where is cciowa???

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
I was told = NC told me.. lol

LOL. Where is cciowa???

you and GM lead him down a path he couldn't handle.. he just doesn't have those back pedaling skills

but i hope he's ok

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
first semester final exam tonight for BCB... Pete the Cheat to dial up maximum phuckery

this will be a good game for him the seahawks D is pretty weak but the atmosphere will be intense its a good precursor to the playoff games and seahawks need a win or they will be eliminated from playoffs so this is a playoff game for them and playing in seattle for a road game is always tough

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I agree. Idk why others can't see this. Kyles plays usually have an option on all three levels of the defense, Jimmy just. Doesn't typically go for the passes that are more than 15-20 yards.

as you said - nothing against him, I really like him and think he deserves to be starting in this league, Purdy is simply more aggressive than jimmy and seems to trust his ability to complete those deeper chunk plays.

Because they are married to the narratives that either Jimmy did exactly what Kyle wanted or that Kyle was limiting Jimmy. Clearly neither are true.

If the 9ers had Brock Purdy in the NFC title game and he played like he did on Sunday the 9ers would've blown the Rams out. Aiyuk was open all game.

Yea he was. Aiyuk is one of the best in the league in beating coverage. Also, Deebo was wide open down the sideline for a game winning TD. You don't need 3+ seconds of pass protection to throw the deep ball. You just need to see the open receiver and let it rip.

I think because of his arm limitations, Brock has had to learn to throw with anticipation far more than a gunslinger with a big arm who can wait until their receiver is open.

Given that, that means Purdy may not need the standard time to throw deeper. He's going to trust his guys will be getting to their spots.

That'll be both a blessing and a curse most likely.

I was told in here that you need great pass protection to throw deep. I was also told that Kyle doesn't call deep shots down the sideline because they are low percentage plays. In the pre season I saw a deep throw to Danny Gray that happened in less than 2.5 seconds. Now we witnessed a QB with a weaker arm than Jimmy win deep twice in 1 quarter. Seems like a lot of assumptions were made about Kyle in order to defend a single player. Last season's NFCCG would have been won if we had a QB with a killer instinct.

Great unit pass protection is never a bad thing. If Kyle is calling a double move sluggo, you're going to need more time for sure (either by the QB or PP).

We haven't seen any deep 9's or post patterns. Those take longer too.

I guess it just depends on the type of shot called and whether the receiver is contested or not. But sure, a "deep" shot can be taken at 2.5s.

I never said great pass pro was a bad thing.

So that double move that Aiyuk made doesn't take as long as running a straight line down the field? What about the route CMC ran for the deep TD?

You are right in the fact that those deep shots are anticipation throws because they need to be released before the reciever makes separation.

My only questions with Purdy at this point are can he be as efficient as Jimmy with the short/intermediate stuff and can he perform when the offense gets behind on the scoreboard?

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
first semester final exam tonight for BCB... Pete the Cheat to dial up maximum phuckery

this will be a good game for him the seahawks D is pretty weak but the atmosphere will be intense its a good precursor to the playoff games and seahawks need a win or they will be eliminated from playoffs so this is a playoff game for them and playing in seattle for a road game is always tough

win or lose this game helps us in a month

Time to dominate the Seasharts

Let's hope Purdy can go. I want to see how he does in a hostile environment in a division clinching game. If we have to go with Johnson that would be the 4th QB of the season. I can't remember ever having to go with 4 different QBs because of injuries.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I agree. Idk why others can't see this. Kyles plays usually have an option on all three levels of the defense, Jimmy just. Doesn't typically go for the passes that are more than 15-20 yards.

as you said - nothing against him, I really like him and think he deserves to be starting in this league, Purdy is simply more aggressive than jimmy and seems to trust his ability to complete those deeper chunk plays.

Because they are married to the narratives that either Jimmy did exactly what Kyle wanted or that Kyle was limiting Jimmy. Clearly neither are true.

If the 9ers had Brock Purdy in the NFC title game and he played like he did on Sunday the 9ers would've blown the Rams out. Aiyuk was open all game.

Yea he was. Aiyuk is one of the best in the league in beating coverage. Also, Deebo was wide open down the sideline for a game winning TD. You don't need 3+ seconds of pass protection to throw the deep ball. You just need to see the open receiver and let it rip.

I think because of his arm limitations, Brock has had to learn to throw with anticipation far more than a gunslinger with a big arm who can wait until their receiver is open.

Given that, that means Purdy may not need the standard time to throw deeper. He's going to trust his guys will be getting to their spots.

That'll be both a blessing and a curse most likely.

I was told in here that you need great pass protection to throw deep. I was also told that Kyle doesn't call deep shots down the sideline because they are low percentage plays. In the pre season I saw a deep throw to Danny Gray that happened in less than 2.5 seconds. Now we witnessed a QB with a weaker arm than Jimmy win deep twice in 1 quarter. Seems like a lot of assumptions were made about Kyle in order to defend a single player. Last season's NFCCG would have been won if we had a QB with a killer instinct.

Great unit pass protection is never a bad thing. If Kyle is calling a double move sluggo, you're going to need more time for sure (either by the QB or PP).

We haven't seen any deep 9's or post patterns. Those take longer too.

I guess it just depends on the type of shot called and whether the receiver is contested or not. But sure, a "deep" shot can be taken at 2.5s.

I never said great pass pro was a bad thing.

So that double move that Aiyuk made doesn't take as long as running a straight line down the field? What about the route CMC ran for the deep TD?

You are right in the fact that those deep shots are anticipation throws because they need to be released before the reciever makes separation.

My only questions with Purdy at this point are can he be as efficient as Jimmy with the short/intermediate stuff and can he perform when the offense gets behind on the scoreboard?

Hard to say. Most deeper shots you'd need <2.5+ to 3+ just for the receiver to execute. Blown coverage, no press, etc. you can hit it any time. Clearing routes to shot, press, double moves, deep posts, etc. Those by nature will take longer.

20 yard "deep" shot? 40-50 yards?

We've never had consistent longer unit PP or a receiver who can consistently win deep.

Kyle's always had to set up a good 2 shots a game if that. He's already noted his philosophy on this and I haven't seen any difference so far.

CMC was an off schedule just like Jimmy's was and the other "deep" shot was 100% design and premeditated.

When I start seeing those deep 9's and posts on a regular basis (not set up per se) in the weekly game plans, I'll start to believe Kyle is changing his philosophy and it'll be because of Brock's ability there.

Purdy is going to go... a little rib boo boo isn't going to keep this dog from starting

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
first semester final exam tonight for BCB... Pete the Cheat to dial up maximum phuckery

this will be a good game for him the seahawks D is pretty weak but the atmosphere will be intense its a good precursor to the playoff games and seahawks need a win or they will be eliminated from playoffs so this is a playoff game for them and playing in seattle for a road game is always tough

I never trust Seattle to play down to their own talent level at home in prime time. For whatever reason they overachieve in these games, and I am counting zero chickens until they hatch here. I'm expect a very difficult game.