Originally posted by 49erKing:
Originally posted by 49ers81:
Originally posted by 49erKing:
Dude the point is Brock throws interceptions regardless if hes injured. Cant spin our way around this.
So, your argument is that a ball that's tipped at the line by one defender and intercepted by another, or a catchable ball that goes off a receiver's hands and is intercepted, are as much the QB's fault as a ball that he (not necessarily Brock, but any QB) throws right into a defender's hands because he misread the coverage or made a bad throw? What if a defender just happens to make an incredible play on a ball that he intercepts? Is that the QB's fault too, or should the defender be given some props for his effort?
The point is Mr. Purdy is turning into a turnover machine. It was evident last year, and in the Seattle game this year. I have no idea why peeps feel the need to provide a 'nuanced' analysis explaining the reason behind each and every int. You either can protect the ball more often than not or you can't. Good qbs limit their turnovers. Not counting lost fumbles Purdy is at a 2td to 1int ratio which is reminiscent of your avg Qb. You can only get away with this s**t if you're Brett Favre-like with a bionic arm.
Lets hope he can turn this s**t around, starting with his health.
Is he turning into a turnover machine? His interception percentage is basically the same in every season of his career (between 2.4-2.6%), obviously not counting this one due to the extremely low sample size and injury.
