QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Haha. Autocorrect gets me every day.

I agree about the personnel. They're built for short area quickness and feeding in the middle of the field. This is where Kyle likes to live.

The throwing outside the numbers seems to be more of a Kyle-design than a QB- thing; which we originally thought.

The INT to me is just one of Kyle's 1 or 2 calculated deep shots per game. He almost had it. Granted the QB still has to trust it, the receiver has to win and the play design has to beat the coverage. It didn't.

Did you mean the roll out to the left first? That Kyle would call that for Trey and not Jimmy?

The pass was late and severely underthrown.

It was. I don't think the design won either because of that outside DB. Usually Kittle would be wide open breaking back against the grain there.

But if Purdy leads Kittle to about the 10 yard line, that CB has no chance to make a play.

If Purdy makes a better throw, the pass is completed. If the design won, there is no cb there and the pass is also completed. You are both correct in your analysis.

The CB recognized what we were doing and made a great play. Brock didn't see him or expect him to be there at all and just layed it out there. That's more on him not catching the CB drifting back into the play because I think he put the ball in a spot he thought was safe.

Totally.

Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Purdy did miss quite a few throws this game but yet still he led the team to the win. He stayed poised and showed great leadership

Brian Griese apparently helped him throughout the game by basically telling him to go back to the basics. It worked.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Brian Griese apparently helped him throughout the game by basically telling him to go back to the basics. It worked.

Griese>>>>>Scangarello, who was fired as OC of Kentucky after just one season.

How tf you spend all that time in meetings with Shanahan, McDaniel and LaFleur and still none of it clicked.

Originally posted by VinculumJuris:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Brock Purdy is losing the battle against the #Raiders and Jarrett Stidham.

INT right here while down 24-21.pic.twitter.com/ok2uJYcO1f

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) January 1, 2023

Don't think he underthrew this at all. He threw to where Kittle was going. Unfortunately Kittle was going towards a defender.

From the broadcast angle, I can't tell if Purdy even had line of sight on #21, but it looks to me like he didn't account for him at all with his placement of the throw. If he saw #21, I would have expected Purdy to either get the ball there sooner (which Sanchez noted in the broadcast) or lead him up the hashes. Regardless, he definitely threw into coverage and paid the price on that one.

he still drifting toward the sideline away with his shuffle instead of properly stepping into his throw. Mark Sanchez mentioned this on the broadcast. I think the underthrow is more a result of footwork than anything

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
I liked Purdy's ability to stay calm and collected in crunch time. It's something he hasn't had the opportunity to showcase yet, and he definitely passed the test.

On the flipside, he had a bunch of things today that I did not like. He predetermined a lot of throws today, and subsequently missed bigger plays. He was also very inaccurate on multiple deep shots, which we haven't really seen. He also moved to his 2nd and 3rd reads just as his previous read was breaking wide open.

Every one of those complaints are things Jimmy did regularly and Brock did today. While today was the first time I had any of those issues with Brock, I can only hope it was a one off thing and not something we have to worry about moving forward.

Overall, happy with the win and Brock's play in crunch time. But a lot of the game I was getting Jimmy vibes, and that's not a good thing.

Can't disagree with any of this. He's gotten a little worse each game. The numbers, particularly QB rating, show this, but it's pretty evident just from the eye test as well. If he keeps declining each game, it won't be long before it's basically like having Jimmy out there, which is not a good thing whenever it's the playoffs.

oh my god. stop being so dramatic. lol.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Brian Griese apparently helped him throughout the game by basically telling him to go back to the basics. It worked.

Griese>>>>>Scangarello, who was fired as OC of Kentucky after just one season.

How tf you spend all that time in meetings with Shanahan, McDaniel and LaFleur and still none of it clicked.

Old enough to remember people in here thinking Scags was any good and him not liking Lance meant a damn thing lol.

Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Purdy did miss quite a few throws this game but yet still he led the team to the win. He stayed poised and showed great leadership

im not too worried he did miss some throws but its about decion making for me thats the biggest thing for rookies he should hit those throws in the future

i do think he is getting a bit "lucky" past few games they are these throws that get tipped at line and go up in the air and they have been falling to the ground im worried some will become an int soon

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
But he's not wrong. Young wasn't exactly clutch. His only superbowl was when we beat Dallas after going up 21-0 from the defense. And even that game was a sweat at the end. That team was bought also. Superstars everywhere.

He lost twice to Dallas in 92 and 93. Lost to the packers in 95 when we had the #1 seed. Lost to the packers again in the nfc championship game. Really his big play was the throw to Owens to beat the packers inna wild.caed gamebat home, a game we were supposed tonwon anyway, only to lose to the nasty falcons the following week.

Montana and young were on a completely different level.

He lost twice to Dallas in 92 and 93. Lost to the packers in 95 when we had the #1 seed.

Montana lost to the Giants three times in the playoffs. The 49ers lost to the Vikings when they had the #1 seed and Montana ended up getting benched in that game because he was sucking so badly. Its football, s**t happens, you're not going to win every game but all in all, Montana and Young were both absolutely elite quarterbacks, even elite quarterbacks have bad days but Young's end of his career dovetailed with the crap-ification of the 49ers roster where the roster talent simple was a shell of what it used to be. After 1994, the roster fell off steadily as the people in charge continue to botch move after move. If not for Walsh bringing in Garcia after Young retired, it may have been a lot worse.

How many road playoff victories did Young have?

Purdy was bound to have a off game. No QB is perfect and he has been on rookie record setting pace. It's how you rebound from games like this that make for great QBs.

We'll see how he handles this over the next 2 weeks. But the way he ended the game was a good sign. And of course, I'm rooting for him 100%.

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by Dshearn:
Let's add some perspective to the Conversation

Last 5 games since Purdy came in compared to the top 3 QBs (in TDs) in the league (sorted by attempts):

Purdy_______141 attempts___1131 yards__10 TDs___3 INTs
Allen_______ 168 attempts ___1099 yards __9 TDs__ 3 INTs
Mahomes ___ 180 attempts___ 1455 yards __9 TDs___4 INTs
Burrow_____ 192 attempts___ 1370 yards__12 TDs__ 4 INTs

Rookie is not a top 4 QB in the NFL, but don't tell him that....dude is on a tear.

Without Deebo

He's incredible. It's obvious to see.

Originally posted by 49er4life:
Purdy was bound to have a off game. No QB is perfect and he has been on rookie record setting pace. It's how you rebound from games like this that make for great QBs.

We'll see how he handles this over the next 2 weeks. But the way he ended the game was a good sign. And of course, I'm rooting for him 100%.

He's a 7th rd rookie…I would expect any young QB to miss reads and not be elite accuracy wise.

he's playing well enough to have SF in every single game they play. I felt like there was a couple plays he could have just ran and got some positive yards, show that's a threat.

I was a bit shocked with how s**tty the defense played. Guess we were due for one of those

The kid led our offense to 37 points! Two clutch game winning drives… there were a few throws I'm sure he would like to redo and that int was on Brock. Outside of that, what the hell are people talking about declining? EVERY QB EVERY GAME HAS THROWS THEY WANT BACK. It's like a lot of people here only play fantasy football and watch highlight reels. Lol so many asinine takes.

we just learned that without our #1 WR/Playmaker and our defense playing awful on the road, against a team playing for their playoff hopes, that Brock can go in win the game.

If anyone concerned about his play for the playoffs - you should be much more concerned about this defense. If they play like they did today, in the playoffs, we will be one and done.there really is no excuse for the #1 defense in the nfl to get abused like that against a qb making his first nfl start.

our defensive performance was equivalent to our offense scoring 3 Points and multiple turnovers - AKA contributing absolutely nothing. Lol

It's only stats, but here's his off game stats:

62.9%, 284yds, 2TD, 1int, 95.4 rating

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
It's only stats, but here's his off game stats:

62.9%, 284yds, 2TD, 1int, 95.4 rating

it was the first half where he wasnt that great (30 something yards and 3 YPA). He did miss some throws but overall he played great with a huge second half. Still made great reads.

The only thing i am worried about is some of his throws are a bit lucky they arent picked off im worried the luck might go the other way int he future.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by Dshearn:
Let's add some perspective to the Conversation

Last 5 games since Purdy came in compared to the top 3 QBs (in TDs) in the league (sorted by attempts):

Purdy_______141 attempts___1131 yards__10 TDs___3 INTs
Allen_______ 168 attempts ___1099 yards __9 TDs__ 3 INTs
Mahomes ___ 180 attempts___ 1455 yards __9 TDs___4 INTs
Burrow_____ 192 attempts___ 1370 yards__12 TDs__ 4 INTs

Rookie is not a top 4 QB in the NFL, but don't tell him that....dude is on a tear.

Without Deebo

He's incredible. It's obvious to see.

his TD% is insanely high though it isnt sustainable

he would blow Peyton Mannings single season TD% recordd in NFL history by 5% at this case