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Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
BCB due for a big game this week vs CLE
Originally posted by 49ers808:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
BCB due for a big game this week vs CLE
Prepare to be dissapointed then; this is definitely not gonna be the week he has a big game, I'd put money on that. Myles Garrett and that defense is no joke. The bigger issue for Brock will be the weather; those two factors is a recipe for disaster.
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
They may not be the fastest WRs, but they can be depended on to get open consistently play after play. Our guys don't do that other than maybe Kittle and CMC and not more than a few yards beyond the LOS.
Our offense wasn't good under Mac in terms of scoring. We were in the bottom 3rd of the league offensively in most meaningful metrics (like scoring). That's probably why they benched Mac for Purdy before he was fully healthy. They were hoping that would spark something on offense, but I'm not sure it's going to work when Purdy isn't healthy and his accuracy isn't quite there yet.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Dude is tossing no look passes every week. He's accurate as f**k. His OL is not great. 5th highest in hits and 9th most pressures this yr for Stafford. They're like 20th in rushing yards per game as well.
you can't toss out made up stats and telling me I have to prove you wrong lol. That's not how it works
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
If you are going to say Mac Jones IS it, thats where the conversation will end. I have always been of the belief that if you dont have an elite QB, you should never stop looking for one. But at this point, its not a 100% fact that Brock cannot be one. He has played at that level before. Will he get there again? No one knows.
But to say "Purdy aint it" at this point in his career, given everything he has accomplished so far, is ridiculous IMO.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
They may not be the fastest WRs, but they can be depended on to get open consistently play after play. Our guys don't do that other than maybe Kittle and CMC and not more than a few yards beyond the LOS.
Our offense wasn't good under Mac in terms of scoring. We were in the bottom 3rd of the league offensively in most meaningful metrics (like scoring). That's probably why they benched Mac for Purdy before he was fully healthy. They were hoping that would spark something on offense, but I'm not sure it's going to work when Purdy isn't healthy and his accuracy isn't quite there yet.
Definitely not true, lol.
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Non-garbage time points per game (arguably the only meaningful offensive metric) was definitely in the bottom 3rd. Points per yard and points per play were all near the bottom, which indicates a very dink and dunk offense that doesn't finish drives.
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
They may not be the fastest WRs, but they can be depended on to get open consistently play after play. Our guys don't do that other than maybe Kittle and CMC and not more than a few yards beyond the LOS.
Our offense wasn't good under Mac in terms of scoring. We were in the bottom 3rd of the league offensively in most meaningful metrics (like scoring). That's probably why they benched Mac for Purdy before he was fully healthy. They were hoping that would spark something on offense, but I'm not sure it's going to work when Purdy isn't healthy and his accuracy isn't quite there yet.
Definitely not true, lol.
Non-garbage time points per game (arguably the only meaningful offensive metric) was definitely in the bottom 3rd. Points per yard and points per play were all near the bottom, which indicates a very dink and dunk offense that doesn't finish drives.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
They may not be the fastest WRs, but they can be depended on to get open consistently play after play. Our guys don't do that other than maybe Kittle and CMC and not more than a few yards beyond the LOS.
Our offense wasn't good under Mac in terms of scoring. We were in the bottom 3rd of the league offensively in most meaningful metrics (like scoring). That's probably why they benched Mac for Purdy before he was fully healthy. They were hoping that would spark something on offense, but I'm not sure it's going to work when Purdy isn't healthy and his accuracy isn't quite there yet.
No one is calling Mac some stud QB, he ran the offense (And that's without Ricky and Kittle for a lot of the time) and isn't currently 2nd in the NFL in INT% at 5.3
they benched Mac because Brock is the starter and making $265M
Using the injury excuse for Brock is ridiculous at this pt…you can either play or you can't. No one is 100% healthily out there, yet others are making s**t work. His accuracy has never really been some amazing trait.
Originally posted by jcs:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
They may not be the fastest WRs, but they can be depended on to get open consistently play after play. Our guys don't do that other than maybe Kittle and CMC and not more than a few yards beyond the LOS.
Our offense wasn't good under Mac in terms of scoring. We were in the bottom 3rd of the league offensively in most meaningful metrics (like scoring). That's probably why they benched Mac for Purdy before he was fully healthy. They were hoping that would spark something on offense, but I'm not sure it's going to work when Purdy isn't healthy and his accuracy isn't quite there yet.
Definitely not true, lol.
Non-garbage time points per game (arguably the only meaningful offensive metric) was definitely in the bottom 3rd. Points per yard and points per play were all near the bottom, which indicates a very dink and dunk offense that doesn't finish drives.
According to who's metrics?
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brock threw multiple no look passes last week. Whoa wow!!
Again I think Stafford is playing great ball, but I saw no impressive/ultra tight throws against us or bucs. Just impressive reads and guys being schemed (NFL) wide open
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by Sickaa:
Agreed.
Kittle, Pearsall, JJ and CMC Is more than enough talent for Brock to work with Imo
This would be among the worst WR corps in the NFL. Bottom 10 at the absolute best.
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
You can't not take injuries into account. They impact a players performance all the time. Look at Puni for example. He looked awful while recovering from his knee injury and a lot of people here were ready to write him off as a bust despite his strong rookie season. Now that he's healthier, he's back to playing at a high level.
Brock is still clearly injured, but they were desperate for answers on offense, so they decided to put him back in before he was fully healthy.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brock threw multiple no look passes last week. Whoa wow!!
Again I think Stafford is playing great ball, but I saw no impressive/ultra tight throws against us or bucs. Just impressive reads and guys being schemed (NFL) wide open
Stafford runs the offense at an elite level, he throws the ball accurately and with touch OR velocity when it needs to be there. There's no wasted movements in his drop back or a bunch of hitches. He plays with anticipation. He can throw the ball from every damn angle and make every throw you want…acting like he not making any tight window throws is straight up hating at this point.
imo we'd have a SB if they could have traded for him.
You act like Kyle hasn't schemed up guys open for any of our QBs, which is just silly.
Brock needs to be a point guard and distribute, he doesn't need to be Mahomes or Allen tossing balls on the run 20 yards downfield, that had lead to bad things.