QB Brock Purdy Thread

Threads that turn into talking about money and contracts become borrrring especially in the middle of a season.

I love Brock.

my guess is that he starts next game and plays a few series and then darnold goes in.

Originally posted by tankle104:
I love Brock.

my guess is that he starts next game and plays a few series and then darnold goes in.

i think the goal is going to be to play this like a preseason game just get a few series in

Originally posted by random49er:
The great thing about it is we dont have to extend him now. He's gotta prove it all over again next year.

Yup! We will get to see if he grows, declines, or stays stagnant. Ideally, he gets better with the experience and an actual off season.

if he can put back to back 4K yards, 68%+ completion, 3-1 TD/Int ratio etc - he will work himself into one hell of an extension. And hopefully back to back Super Bowls. Lol

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by random49er:
The great thing about it is we dont have to extend him now. He's gotta prove it all over again next year.

Yup! We will get to see if he grows, declines, or stays stagnant. Ideally, he gets better with the experience and an actual off season.

if he can put back to back 4K yards, 68%+ completion, 3-1 TD/Int ratio etc - he will work himself into one hell of an extension. And hopefully back to back Super Bowls. Lol

It is utterly ridiculous he is having such a season without the off-season and was limited in training camp. One has to believe he would have been significantly better if he had a healthy off-season to work on any weaknesses in his game.

Originally posted by libertyforever:
It is utterly ridiculous he is having such a season without the off-season and was limited in training camp. One has to believe he would have been significantly better if he had a healthy off-season to work on any weaknesses in his game.

Might be true. I think it is. But having more information before making that kind of financial commitment is always a good thing. It's never bad. If he has an awesome season again, as I would expect him to, we have a more solid footing to invest in him as he's done it for multiple years. If he regresses, we have information to make a more difficult decision... which may still be to invest in him anyway.

Whether one poster or another doubts if he's capable of sustaining this level of play really doesn't matter. What matters is making the best financial decisions possible with the most available data we can.

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by random49er:
The great thing about it is we dont have to extend him now. He's gotta prove it all over again next year.

???

This helps the 49ers. But I guess many here are bigger fans of the players...

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by tankle104:
I love Brock.

my guess is that he starts next game and plays a few series and then darnold goes in.

i think the goal is going to be to play this like a preseason game just get a few series in

Agree with both, I think - after listening to Kyle's conference call today - practice time can be disrupted if they rest even *some* of the starters, so it looks like the *healthy* starters will play like a preseason game, maybe a series or two.

Random doesn't even watch the games.

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Just a thought. If Brock continues to perform like this, how much should the team pay him?

$35m, plus generous incentives. He's not a system quarterback, but his best interest is not to leave Kyle and this team. He should go the Brady route, who never took more than $23m of the teams' cap, and won 7 SBs. Plenty of money to be made with endorsements that way. John and Kyle do not want to gut a strong team for one player, and will have many options with damn near every quarterback in the league running out thier contracts to get a shot at this job. Start by winning the SB this year (and next). We can make this work, be a perennial contender, and make Brock quite rich too.

Pay Kyle and John. They get us the talent, and they don't count against the cap.

I'm sure that what I'd be trying to sell to Brock, if I was ShanaLynch.

His best career will be if he stays with us. Hang tough. Just read Kelce made $20m for his vaccine ads alone.

Agree💯% with that. But I also think the deal will be protracted and difficult - as it was with Deebo and Bosa.

B-Rock a good guy... he doesn't look money greedy.. he knows he'll get his riches.. but bottom line is, just any other players in the league, he needs to get paid if he's being compared to Joe Goat and wins us two Super Bowls before his rookie contract expires..

I'm hoping his *faith in god* will give us a financial break, in a sense. By that I mean that hopefully his faith says to him that money isn't everything and that too much money isn't good for a Christian trying to live a good and faithful spiritual life - or something like that.

Hey, I can dream can't I.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Random doesn't even watch the games.

He probably does watch the Cowboys just to see Trey sitting on the bench.

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Just a thought. If Brock continues to perform like this, how much should the team pay him?

$35m, plus generous incentives. He's not a system quarterback, but his best interest is not to leave Kyle and this team. He should go the Brady route, who never took more than $23m of the teams' cap, and won 7 SBs. Plenty of money to be made with endorsements that way. John and Kyle do not want to gut a strong team for one player, and will have many options with damn near every quarterback in the league running out thier contracts to get a shot at this job. Start by winning the SB this year (and next). We can make this work, be a perennial contender, and make Brock quite rich too.

Pay Kyle and John. They get us the talent, and they don't count against the cap.

I'm sure that what I'd be trying to sell to Brock, if I was ShanaLynch.

His best career will be if he stays with us. Hang tough. Just read Kelce made $20m for his vaccine ads alone.

Hopefully he marries some very rich supermodel and gives us the Brady discounts

That's specious. That happened seven years after Brady won his first SB, after he had already won three of them. He could have demanded more money before that, and didn't.

And he wouldn't have gotten it.. it's not like Brady was a superstar during those first couple of SBs.

How many quarterbacks have won 3 Super Bowls? Sheesh, if that doesn't make you elite, what does?

Nobody considered Brady elite during those first couple SBs, and he didn't play like it either. It was the defense that was elite, and Brady made some plays when he needed to..

And Brock has great playmakers on offense and a great defense, and a great Offensive coach.

Look, I'm Not a Brady fan, and I Am a Purdy fan. I'm just saying, Brock has a choice to make, and if he makes the Brady one and wins several Super Bowls, the money will keep rolling in for life. We know the way to do that. Facilitate a strong team around you.

Brock is also breaking records and putting up MVP numbers, Brady wasn't doing that early on.

See above. If Brock choses to go elsewhere for more money, he will very likely play with a downgrade in coaching and surrounding team mates, and quite possibly end up with a very mediocre career.

Originally posted by BOI49er:
And Brock has great playmakers on offense and a great defense, and a great Offensive coach.

Look, I'm Not a Brady fan, and I Am a Purdy fan. I'm just saying, Brock has a choice to make, and if he makes the Brady one and wins several Super Bowls, the money will keep rolling in for life. We know the way to do that. Facilitate a strong team around you.

The discount will come if we really commit to the years. If gets a 7+ year contract that's how we can save money long term. Especially with the cap going up again shortly, and again in 2028. That will also give us the ability to restructure when we really need to.

Agree 💯%, those void years are critical as well as Paarag's ability to engineer a frontloaded contract for Brock. If he gets a 40 million per year annum for (hypothetically) 7 years, *and* they can pay 40+ percent of that up front. That will be a huge deal advantage for the 49ers - long term - *even if* it's a historic blockbuster deal like Deebo's and Bosa's.

Originally posted by libertyforever:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Random doesn't even watch the games.

He probably does watch the Cowboys just to see Trey sitting on the bench.

Probably so.

Originally posted by libertyforever:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Random doesn't even watch the games.

He probably does watch the Cowboys just to see Trey sitting on the bench.

Originally posted by random49er:
The great thing about it is we dont have to extend him now. He's gotta prove it all over again next year.

Why not. It's good that the 49ers will have a chance to evaluate him more before they hand out a 30–45 million/year contract, if he wins the SB.
We already lost 3 first round picks.