QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by Sickaa:

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.

It's still more than what Mac had to work with for the most part

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

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.

It's still more than what Mac had to work with for the most part

Yeah so horrible, you got two receivers that were basically 1k last yr, a 1st rd pick would look great the beginning of the yr and a RB who's leading the league in rec and 10th in yards

Originally posted by Sickaa:
Kyle basically had to have him manage the game In the 2nd half In fear of Brock throwing another costly Interception

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

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.

It's still more than what Mac had to work with for the most part

Yeah so horrible, you got two receivers that were basically 1k last yr, a 1st rd pick would look great the beginning of the yr and a RB who's leading the league in rec and 10th in yards

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
Kyle basically had to have him manage the game In the 2nd half In fear of Brock throwing another costly Interception

That's not what happened. We were less aggressive in the 2nd half because the Panthers were not showing any signs of life on offense. We came into the game expecting a shootout and it became clear by the end of the half that the Panthers weren't able to put things together on offense like they did the week before.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
Kyle basically had to have him manage the game In the 2nd half In fear of Brock throwing another costly Interception

That's not what happened. We were less aggressive in the 2nd half because the Panthers were not showing any signs of life on offense. We came into the game expecting a shootout and it became clear by the end of the half that the Panthers weren't able to put things together on offense like they did the week before.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Pearsall is worse than Bourne at this point unfortunately. Subtraction by addition.

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
Kyle basically had to have him manage the game In the 2nd half In fear of Brock throwing another costly Interception

That's not what happened. We were less aggressive in the 2nd half because the Panthers were not showing any signs of life on offense. We came into the game expecting a shootout and it became clear by the end of the half that the Panthers weren't able to put things together on offense like they did the week before.

BS. What happened was Kyle took the ball out of Purdys hands and rightfully so. Very reminiscent of what he did to Jimmy vs the Vikings. The excuses for Purdy is starting to get Jimmy and Alex level ridiculous.

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Pearsall is worse than Bourne at this point unfortunately. Subtraction by addition.

That's a ridiculous thing to say

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Pearsall is worse than Bourne at this point unfortunately. Subtraction by addition.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's not consistently getting open. Our lowest graded offensive player by PFF. The knee injury is holding him back. He's not the same guy as he was earlier in the season. It's not his fault.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

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.

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 49ersRing:
He's not consistently getting open. Our lowest graded offensive player by PFF. The knee injury is holding him back. He's not the same guy as he was earlier in the season. It's not his fault.

So PFF matters now? lol

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
Kyle basically had to have him manage the game In the 2nd half In fear of Brock throwing another costly Interception

That's not what happened. We were less aggressive in the 2nd half because the Panthers were not showing any signs of life on offense. We came into the game expecting a shootout and it became clear by the end of the half that the Panthers weren't able to put things together on offense like they did the week before.

BS. What happened was Kyle took the ball out of Purdys hands and rightfully so. Very reminiscent of what he did to Jimmy vs the Vikings. The excuses for Purdy is starting to get Jimmy and Alex level ridiculous.

So when you have a 2 score lead against an offense that is struggling and you're trying to run out the clock, you should start airing it out?

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

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.

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.

Then Kyle and Purdy are both lying. If this was playoff time I could buy that they would risk injuring the toe but at this point it doesn't make sense. Mac was doing more than an adequate job in Brock's place. If his toe was still bothering him enough that it affects his game then they shouldn't be using him. It's not like they were desperate because Mac was stinking up the field.