QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by jcs:
He was benched for managing 2 TO's for 140 yards and completing just 55% of his passes. They showed a stat today that at one point he was holding on to the ball for over 4 seconds a pass attempt. Sometimes you can't just run around like a chicken and start taking what a team is giving you, he's not Mahomes even though he emulates him.

He came out of the game bc the game was over. Give it a rest.

Dam Brock you had a backup TE and really no WR1 and none that can get seperation hence the holding onto the ball and the replacement TE fumbled the ball and then the ST's let them run a kickoff back for a TD and the defense could not stop a nose bleed. Why the hell did you not put up 400 yards and 5 TD's. (i guess you know this is sarcasm)

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:

Originally posted by Bootlegger:
This isn't true. They showed a replay where he threw the interception down the middle of the field. Two guys were open during different times of the play.

They werent.

CMC was in the flat and thats it. Farrell was open and he didnt fight for the ball.

Seattle sat in their shell and there was nothing.

Yep, they consistently got pressure with four. You heard Brady on the broadcast talking about how difficult it is to be effective as a QB under those circumstances. Add to that how strong their secondary is...if he started chucking it up, the outcome would have probably been worse.

I can't blame Purdy for this game but holy f**k in the last 2 games against the Seahawks he had checkdowns open in almost every pass-play but he kept ignoring them because he was too busy trying to be the hero with long throws to covered receivers.

I like Purdy but his type of play isn't sustainable against great defenses.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:

Originally posted by jcs:
Some of the blame? Team managed 6 measly points, he was benched in the 4th Quarter of a playoff game.

He wasn't benched for performance. They didn't want him taking a beating. This game was not on him.

He was benched for managing 2 TO's for 140 yards and completing just 55% of his passes. They showed a stat today that at one point he was holding on to the ball for over 4 seconds a pass attempt. Sometimes you can't just run around like a chicken and start taking what a team is giving you, he's not Mahomes even though he emulates him.

Seattle had blanket coverage, hence having 4 seconds to throw.

Originally posted by bud49:
Dam Brock you had a backup TE and really no WR1 and none that can get seperation hence the holding onto the ball and the replacement TE fumbled the ball and then the ST's let them run a kickoff back for a TD and the defense could not stop a nose bleed. Why the hell did you not put up 400 yards and 5 TD's. (i guess you know this is sarcasm)

All the posters complaining about Purdy play way too much Madden

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
I can't blame Purdy for this game but holy f**k in the last 2 games against the Seahawks he had checkdowns open in almost every pass-play but he kept ignoring them because he was too busy trying to be the hero with long throws to covered receivers.

I like Purdy but his type of play isn't sustainable against great defenses.

He used his checkdowns but the game got outta hand anyway for a variety of reasons.

Purdy did everything humanly possible tonight. When he had time. Nobody was open. When he didn't he tried to scramble but it's hard to escape when you have a guy in your face 1 second after the snap.

he is the main reason we will remain competitive. Kid is a baller.

Hell if I were Brock and Kyle and John fails to get me some better WR's at least a legit 1 and a few more TE's, I would ask for a trade.

Take purdy off the team and this team is a 4-6 win team at best.

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
I can't blame Purdy for this game but holy f**k in the last 2 games against the Seahawks he had checkdowns open in almost every pass-play but he kept ignoring them because he was too busy trying to be the hero with long throws to covered receivers.

I like Purdy but his type of play isn't sustainable against great defenses.

He used his checkdowns but the game got outta hand anyway for a variety of reasons.

I felt like they gave the check-downs last game, he took them and we were constantly ending up short of the sticks. because that defense has the speed and tackling to close really quick. Also we tend to use our underneath routes more as decoys anyways .I feel like Seattle knows exactly what we want to do, and has a unit with the players and discipline to execute it. We want those defenders crashing down, so we can go right over the top of them on the intermediate stuff, but they just don't allow it. And it begins when they shut down our run game. This game felt like we tried to do the exact same thing on offense and got the exact same results. The offense has been so bad on all levels e these past two games against the Seahawks, it is hard to even evaluate it.

Originally posted by _Goldblooded_:

Originally posted by jcs:
Some of the blame? Team managed 6 measly points, he was benched in the 4th Quarter of a playoff game.

He wasn't benched for performance. They didn't want him taking a beating. This game was not on him.

He had already run over 400 yards waiting for somebody to get open.

Credit Seattle for having the best secondary in the league.

Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Purdy did everything humanly possible tonight. When he had time. Nobody was open. When he didn't he tried to scramble but it's hard to escape when you have a guy in your face 1 second after the snap.

he is the main reason we will remain competitive. Kid is a baller.

Too bad Kyle didn't, again.

It's hard to see a qb with this much talent..and he may not get a ring here..and I dnt believe it's not gunna be on him.

Originally posted by zeppfan1:
All the posters complaining about Purdy play way too much Madden

There's a huge issue on this forum of people not knowing the basics of the damn sport.

Purdy didn't have what Darnold has around him. That's the problem