QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by captveg:
Of course. I'm just saying that in the 4 games Purdy has been behind/tied late, he's 2-2 at setting the team up to win. That's far too small of a sample size to say anything either way.

how do you get 2-2?

browns and raiders game he got us in FG range

hard to call an L a W
i think 1-2-1 is more representative maybe

youre missing the point. reread what captveg wrote

he said 'he's 2-2 at setting the team up to win'
I don't agree, in my view setting em up to win, means you win

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by captveg:
Of course. I'm just saying that in the 4 games Purdy has been behind/tied late, he's 2-2 at setting the team up to win. That's far too small of a sample size to say anything either way.

how do you get 2-2?

browns and raiders game he got us in FG range

hard to call an L a W
i think 1-2-1 is more representative maybe

youre missing the point. reread what captveg wrote

he said 'he's 2-2 at setting the team up to win'
I don't agree, in my view setting em up to win, means you win

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by captveg:
Of course. I'm just saying that in the 4 games Purdy has been behind/tied late, he's 2-2 at setting the team up to win. That's far too small of a sample size to say anything either way.

how do you get 2-2?

browns and raiders game he got us in FG range

hard to call an L a W
i think 1-2-1 is more representative maybe

youre missing the point. reread what captveg wrote

he said 'he's 2-2 at setting the team up to win'
I don't agree, in my view setting em up to win, means you win

i was willing to compromise with 1-2-1

i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Need the run game to improve. That's where the offense is stammering, and once it gets going, Brock will be just fine.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Need the run game to improve. That's where the offense is stammering, and once it gets going, Brock will be just fine.

I see this as the major issue also

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Need the run game to improve. That's where the offense is stammering, and once it gets going, Brock will be just fine.

I see this as the major issue also

If we can run better and get the defense off the field Brock will win lots of games. I don't think he is even the primary problem right now. Not by a long shot.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Need the run game to improve. That's where the offense is stammering, and once it gets going, Brock will be just fine.

agreed the run game needs to get going

Originally posted by linkboy:

Originally posted by ninerfan818:
Ok with BP being the leading rusher. I was thinking he didn't get many attempts for one reason or another. Glad he looks healthy. BP needs to get his confidence back. He will be a great QB for the team until they can get a stud.

Cheers to their death and BP's ability to.h9ld down the fort until then 😁

So what's happening is teams are dropping down a 5th defensive linemen and it's blowing up the run blocking scheme.

The interior rushing attack is basically non-existent due to the interior line getting destroyed.

Kyle's trying to counter by bouncing it outside, but that's being shut down as well.

The majority of Brock's runs today were not QB designed runs, they were scrambles.

I had a chance to watch and I noticed that. Also more of the outsude runs but CMC was a good weapon in the passing game as always.

Had to temper the emotions a bit. Like many said he IS 0nly a first year player really and has lots of growing to do. He played so mistake free for quite some time, many of us thought he was immune to mistakes. He isn't. He will have growing pains but I think he will be good enough till we get a bonafide stud back there.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Need the run game to improve. That's where the offense is stammering, and once it gets going, Brock will be just fine.

Agree with both

Originally posted by Montana:
I guess it shouldn't surprise me how many ppl trash Purdy to the extent I have seen it this early on..can't fix stupid I guess lol.

Who is trashing him? It is literally true we lost that game because of those interceptions. That's not trashing. It's a fact. He needs to play better. When he plays well, he is praised and justifiably so. When he plays losing football, it is pointed out, and justifiably so.

12 TDs to 5 INT'S not to bad but Brock Purdy just needs to be playing mistake free and we'll be okay. Kyle Shanahan needs to rotate RB's giving CMC breathers the RB rotation is what got us to the Superbowl in 2019.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
Did those guys always have that ability? You are assuming that HoF QBs all just came out the womb winning in the clutch. Did Curry win every clutch shot he had to take early in his career?

I think Joe was always Joe Cool, he was doing it at ND
Brady won the SB on a gw drive his first year playing
Mahomes similar immediate success when playing, and no lead is safe

I would say yeah, they did, more or less
BP looked very special also, see BP vs Tampa
this coming from behind, is a new issue, and really perhaps a KS issue

so you're saying if he isn't winning like joe and pat right out the gate then he's not the guy…just like those other bums, peyton and drew….

Let's not read a bunch into everything, I said he's not passing the test the last 3 weeks,
I mentioned some guys as FQBs, and you asked if they had it from the jump, I think those particular guys did
that doesn't mean you can't grow into the role, we saw a lot of QBs do that, like a Steve Young, for example

I probably shouldn't admit this but I remember Montana being brought along slowly by Bill Walsh his first year. Steve DeBerg was the starter but on several occasions, Walsh used Montana to run option plays with him keeping the ball. IIRC, he scored on one such play. At one point in that first year, Steve DeBerg developed laryngitis so bad he couldn't call signals. Montana came in for a game or two, and he made rookie mistakes. Hence, a microphone was mounted in Steve's helmet and a speaker in his chest plate so teammates could hear him. In the end, despite Joe's mistakes, his clear upside was greater than DeBerg's and the rest is history.

FTR, Montana was a third round pick because he was a little too short for the prototype and he lacked a cannon arm.

Sound familiar?

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
i'm not worried about brock, he played well. the team overall just needs to play better

Need the run game to improve. That's where the offense is stammering, and once it gets going, Brock will be just fine.

agreed the run game needs to get going

As Trent goes, so goes the team.

Originally posted by dj43:
I probably shouldn't admit this but I remember Montana being brought along slowly by Bill Walsh his first year. Steve DeBerg was the starter but on several occasions, Walsh used Montana to run option plays with him keeping the ball. IIRC, he scored on one such play. At one point in that first year, Steve DeBerg developed laryngitis so bad he couldn't call signals. Montana came in for a game or two, and he made rookie mistakes. Hence, a microphone was mounted in Steve's helmet and a speaker in his chest plate so teammates could hear him. In the end, despite Joe's mistakes, his clear upside was greater than DeBerg's and the rest is history.

FTR, Montana was a third round pick because he was a little too short for the prototype and he lacked a cannon arm.

Sound familiar?

he also had the Cotton Bowl