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Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by tankle104:
Brock Purdy came up clutch when the @49ers needed him the most ?? pic.twitter.com/qwCkAIxULs
— NFL (@NFL) September 7, 2025
That TD hit the CB in the hands first
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
That wasn't a hail mary situation though. It was a 3rd down play, where a field goal on 4th ties it, and a very questionable decision that worked because of a great play by our receiver and a piss poor one by Woolen. Glad it worked out… definitely not something we want to see again. I don't think it will be praised in the film room.
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
The sad thing is that the 50/50 ball to Tonges that won the game has taken all of the focus off the fact that he was 6/6 on that final drive when we needed him to be clutch.
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Brock Purdy's game-winning TD to Jake Tonges had a completion probability of 14.7%, the most improbable completion of the week entering SNF.
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) September 8, 2025
Purdy was traveling 15.98 mph when he let it go, while Tonges had 0.4 yards of separation when the ball arrived.pic.twitter.com/puRF80uwSp
Supposedly he was also pressured on 57.9% of his dropbacks, the highest of his career.
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
The sad thing is that the 50/50 ball to Tonges that won the game has taken all of the focus off the fact that he was 6/6 on that final drive when we needed him to be clutch.
Originally posted by genus49:I agree, spot on take here. Mixed bag from Purdy today. Some good and some really bad throws, even up to the last throw of the game, but great play by #88 to make the catch. He really needs to dial down the hero ball and play smarter.
Pretty mixed effort from Brock today. Love that he got it done but he really needs to control his hero ball moments.
He's not good enough to make some of these tight throws unless his mechanics are on point. The 2nd interception was something we can't see again. Terrible decision to throw that and it showed.
Glad we got the W but we can't have the turnovers on stuff like that. Some things you can't control but damn…
Learn from it and clean it up Brock. Outside of those bad decisions I thought he played very well from the accuracy perspective even though Seattle wasn't making it easy for him.
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
The sad thing is that the 50/50 ball to Tonges that won the game has taken all of the focus off the fact that he was 6/6 on that final drive when we needed him to be clutch.
These are the type of things that makes me think he has a good game l. He only had a couple bad throws, which isn't an excuse, but he kept putting us in scoring position.
also that's a top nfl defense - at the end of the season people will look back and realize that, IMO
Originally posted by frenchmov:
The first int I sort of understood after Greg Olsen breakdown. CMC was supposed to go out on route & occupy the lb. He had to pickup blitz/fell down. Just a bang bang play. It looked bad but purdy expected certain things.
The 2nd int was terrible, idk
A look at Brock Purdy's 7-play, 68-yard game winning drive 🔥 pic.twitter.com/L4MLoBuLQK
— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) September 8, 2025
A look at Brock Purdy's 7-play, 68-yard game winning drive 🔥 pic.twitter.com/L4MLoBuLQK
— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) September 8, 2025
Originally posted by communist:
Embarrassing performance
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
That means Purdy would be reading that LB though, or it would be a predetermined throw.
You'd think he'd see the LB dropping deeper in Jennings window and look for the under route (which wasn't there). You'd want to kill that play rather than force the throw anyway. Plus it was a balloon… just hung up there.
Hopefully one of the film guys will break it down because I'd be curious to see.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
That means Purdy would be reading that LB though, or it would be a predetermined throw.
You'd think he'd see the LB dropping deeper in Jennings window and look for the under route (which wasn't there). You'd want to kill that play rather than force the throw anyway. Plus it was a balloon… just hung up there.
Hopefully one of the film guys will break it down because I'd be curious to see.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
That means Purdy would be reading that LB though, or it would be a predetermined throw.
You'd think he'd see the LB dropping deeper in Jennings window and look for the under route (which wasn't there). You'd want to kill that play rather than force the throw anyway. Plus it was a balloon… just hung up there.
Hopefully one of the film guys will break it down because I'd be curious to see.
