QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

I agree with that completely.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Yeah, 32 passing attempts is off the charts. Bummer the pass-to-set-up-the-run didn't work this time. Is it more entertaining.

That is the ultimate goal after all. Your entertainment

I want wins. Run the damn ball until they prove they can stop us.

They're defense is bad, especially pass defense. I expect a very balanced game plan and plenty of chances for Purdy to look good. Kyle's gonna make sure her gets his confidence back before the Rams game.

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Yeah, 32 passing attempts is off the charts. Bummer the pass-to-set-up-the-run didn't work this time. Is it more entertaining.

That is the ultimate goal after all. Your entertainment

I want wins. Run the damn ball until they prove they can stop us.

They're defense is bad, especially pass defense. I expect a very balanced game plan and plenty of chances for Purdy to look good. Kyle's gonna make sure her gets his confidence back before the Rams game.

You could be right. We will see.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

I didn't like it either, but i look at the big picture here. It's awesome that Kyle finally has a QB he can trust. This time it didn't work out and unfortunately for us there was quite few bad bounces that went their way.

The first pick was terrible, it was a Jimmy G pass, but that's the difference with Kyle and Purdy, he kept trusting Purdy. While in the past Jimmy basically just hands the ball off for the rest of the game.

I expect a good show from the offense this Sunday

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

I didn't like it either, but i look at the big picture here. It's awesome that Kyle finally has a QB he can trust. This time it didn't work out and unfortunately for us there was quite few bad bounces that went their way.

The first pick was terrible, it was a Jimmy G pass, but that's the difference with Kyle and Purdy, he kept trusting Purdy. While in the past Jimmy basically just hands the ball off for the rest of the game.

I expect a good show from the offense this Sunday

I am all for passing to set up the run but only against 85% of the pass defenses in this league. Got to know your opponent. The scouting report should have shown that we were going up against the #1 pass defense and the 22nd ranked run defense. Attacking an opponents strengths is the opposite of what you should do. That strategy sucks and I don't care what anyone else thinks.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

ya the turnovers are well documented. the gameplan wasn't the problem. i think it might have been the turnovers.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

ya the turnovers are well documented. the gameplan wasn't the problem. i think it might have been the turnovers.

Oh really? So you think that the ravens defense was just lucky? No credit to the #1 pass defense, huh? All luck? The bottom line is attacking your opponents strengths instead of their weaknesses is the dumbest strategy one can plan.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
I am all for passing to set up the run but only against 85% of the pass defenses in this league. Got to know your opponent. The scouting report should have shown that we were going up against the #1 pass defense and the 22nd ranked run defense. Attacking an opponents strengths is the opposite of what you should do. That strategy sucks and I don't care what anyone else thinks.

Yes that's correct.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Brett FAVVVV RAAAAA

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

ya the turnovers are well documented. the gameplan wasn't the problem. i think it might have been the turnovers.

Oh really? So you think that the ravens defense was just lucky? No credit to the #1 pass defense, huh? All luck? The bottom line is attacking your opponents strengths instead of their weaknesses is the dumbest strategy one can plan.

Well 9 times out of 10 those 2 tips and batted arm fall incomplete so yeah it was very lucky or fortunate. Give the ravens D credit for those tipped balls and hit arm however that usually is just a lost down NOT an int.

Shanahan even said those 3 ints were "unfortunate" and only the first int was his fault.

Keep in mind we were moving the ball almost at will against the "#1" defense. Gashing them on runs AND passes. That is a fact. Not worried at all playing them again but they are a great team

Originally posted by elguapo:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

ya the turnovers are well documented. the gameplan wasn't the problem. i think it might have been the turnovers.

Oh really? So you think that the ravens defense was just lucky? No credit to the #1 pass defense, huh? All luck? The bottom line is attacking your opponents strengths instead of their weaknesses is the dumbest strategy one can plan.

Well 9 times out of 10 those 2 tips and batted arm fall incomplete so yeah it was very lucky or fortunate. Give the ravens D credit for those tipped balls and hit arm however that usually is just a lost down NOT an int.

Shanahan even said those 3 ints were "unfortunate" and only the first int was his fault.

Keep in mind we were moving the ball almost at will against the "#1" defense. Gashing them on runs AND passes. That is a fact. Not worried at all playing them again but they are a great team

At will until we turn the ball over on 50% of our possessions. Again, yards don't win games. Points win games. The offense scored 17 points. The ravens scored 17 points off of turnovers. If we weren't throwing the ball so much, the opportunity for hit arms and tipped passes would have been fewer, leading to less turnovers and more scoring opportunities. I don't know why people are so obssessed with yards. It sounds a lot like a moral victory to me. Woo hoo we beat them in yards. 🤣

They showed a stat tonight that when Brock has a bad game the 49ers lose. And vice versa when he has good game they win. My thought was well if they lose when he has a bad game and win when it is the other way around then how is it everyone is saying the 49ers win due to the talent around Brock?

As far as the game plan it's like Cossel said the 49ers moved the ball pretty much at will the TO's were the difference.

Originally posted by bud49:
They showed a stat tonight that when Brock has a bad game the 49ers lose. And vice versa when he has good game they win. My thought was well if they lose when he has a bad game and win when it is the other way around then how is it everyone is saying the 49ers win due to the talent around Brock?

As far as the game plan it's like Cossel said the 49ers moved the ball pretty much at will the TO's were the difference.

Eagles without Brock vs Eagles with Brock proves Brock is pretty damn important. Not just along for the ride.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
You just don't call an Air-Coryell passing game against the Ravens defense when your O-line is really bad in pass-pro and you have the best RB of the league. It was an awful gameplan by Kyle. As simple as that.

wtf they moved the ball with ease

It was feast or famine for the passing game. Yes, the ravens gave up some yards but they only allowed 17 points. 7 of those points off of 2 big running plays. The ravens defense had 5 INT's, 11 PBU's, 9 QB hits and 4 sacks.

ya the turnovers are well documented. the gameplan wasn't the problem. i think it might have been the turnovers.

Oh really? So you think that the ravens defense was just lucky? No credit to the #1 pass defense, huh? All luck? The bottom line is attacking your opponents strengths instead of their weaknesses is the dumbest strategy one can plan.

You're right as well, we should've went with a more running / PA game plan.

Kyle and Purdy are both human and I think it was pretty obvious that both of them understood the hype around this game and the MVP hanging in the balance.

Ravens played very well, those tipped passes although they didn't result in incompletions, it shows how good their coverage was. They were ready for it, they sat on the pass this game and allowed us to run the ball. This would've been an easy win if we didn't get too cocky, but I didn't mind it at all. Love that Kyle wanted an aggressive game plan and that Brock accepted the challenge and never backed down. Just didn't go our way this time.

At least we don't have to worry about the MVP anymore, and Brock won't feel that pressure going into the playoffs of having to play hero ball.