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Originally posted by blizzuntz:
% of QB pressures that turn into sacks
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) August 11, 2026
1. Brock Purdy (10.3%)
2. Bo Nix (10.9%)
3. Matthew Stafford (11.7%)
4. Jordan Love (12%)
5. Joe Flacco (12.2%)
5. Caleb Williams (12.2%)
7. Kirk Cousins (12.7%)
8. Michael Penix Jr. (12.9%)
9. C.J. Stroud (14.2%)
10. Dak Prescott (14.4%)…
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
That year was fkd in all phases. He did try to play hero ball that year more than not but that is not who he is and has tightened it back up
Originally posted by Since07:Well he did check down more in 25 (with less games played) than he did the entire 24 season.. so that's a good sign
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
That year was fkd in all phases. He did try to play hero ball that year more than not but that is not who he is and has tightened it back up
That year was screwed but we still had a chance at the playoffs. Idk if he has "tightened" back up if he ever even has. He's one to throw it into tight windows for an extra 5 yards rather than dump it off. Which he's proven he can do, its when he's under pressure he forces it more often than just throwing it away that I think a large part of his ints come from
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Thats great as long as he doesn't rush a pass that turns into an Interception to avoid the sack.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Well he did check down more in 25 (with less games played) than he did the entire 24 season.. so that's a good sign
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by eastie:
LOL. What? Is that one of your aliases? I was curious if this fella had some prior experience coaching QB's. Quit trying to boss the board. Thanks
Self awareness clearly not a strength of yours.
Originally posted by eastie:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by eastie:
LOL. What? Is that one of your aliases? I was curious if this fella had some prior experience coaching QB's. Quit trying to boss the board. Thanks
Self awareness clearly not a strength of yours.
Dude, quit stepping in your own crap. I asked a question. You attempted to shut me down with your "lighten up" comment. Stay in your lane pal and we'll be fine.
Originally posted by eastie:
Dude, quit stepping in your own crap. I asked a question. You attempted to shut me down with your "lighten up" comment. Stay in your lane pal and we'll be fine.
Originally posted by eastie:
Dude, quit stepping in your own crap. I asked a question. You attempted to shut me down with your "lighten up" comment. Stay in your lane pal and we'll be fine.
Originally posted by blizzuntz:
% of QB pressures that turn into sacks
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) August 11, 2026
1. Brock Purdy (10.3%)
2. Bo Nix (10.9%)
3. Matthew Stafford (11.7%)
4. Jordan Love (12%)
5. Joe Flacco (12.2%)
5. Caleb Williams (12.2%)
7. Kirk Cousins (12.7%)
8. Michael Penix Jr. (12.9%)
9. C.J. Stroud (14.2%)
10. Dak Prescott (14.4%)…
Originally posted by Since07:
Your question implies you have to have NFL credentials to criticize an NFL player. I'm a fan of 20 years and know football quite well. I gave video examples where he made bad situational decisions. If you want to disregard criticism and video evidence because it came from a poster board maybe just stick to watching Cam Newton on YouTube
Originally posted by Since07:
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by Since07:
You don't throw a Hail Mary into double coverage on 2nd down with over a minute left on the clock with the season on the line. You don't force it on 3rd down when you're in field goal range to tie. He for some reason wants to play hero ball and it's bitten us in the ass more than once. He has the situational awareness of Brett Farve
Please post when he did those things you speak of…
Yes he's had moments of playing hero ball when there wasn't a need for it but he's also curbed that in the second half of last season substantially and he's also made a lot of really good plays for us playing hero ball.
So since you brought up very specific scenarios and decided to bring up Brett Favre a guy who couldn't be any less like Purdy in many ways, please do post when Brock has done those specific things.
I already have before and just did with the one in Seattle. 5:45 season on the line he throws it up for grabs on 2nd down. The back coverage wasn't as tight as I thought but still a terrible decision and bad throw
So you think it was wise to force it into coverage instead of tie? Okay let's say you're right because "we had moody" throw it away and go for it on 4th don't force it to your 3rd string TE
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Originally posted by blizzuntz:
% of QB pressures that turn into sacks
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) August 11, 2026
1. Brock Purdy (10.3%)
2. Bo Nix (10.9%)
3. Matthew Stafford (11.7%)
4. Jordan Love (12%)
5. Joe Flacco (12.2%)
5. Caleb Williams (12.2%)
7. Kirk Cousins (12.7%)
8. Michael Penix Jr. (12.9%)
9. C.J. Stroud (14.2%)
10. Dak Prescott (14.4%)…
Thats great as long as he doesn't rush a pass that turns into an Interception to avoid the sack.
Originally posted by genus49:
So you're bringing up plays from 2024 to talk about 2026? Ok…
That game was a disaster on many levels including rain conditions that even made Stafford look terrible. You painting as that him throwing it up to end the season is ridiculous when he had all sorts of issues with skill players around him all year long, including Deebo dropping a would be TD a few drives earlier in that game.
I do wish Brock didn't make that throw but you must have forgotten what Kyle had to say about that moment considering the 49ers felt Jennings was interfered with on that play and basically expected a free play that wasn't called. Now you can make the claim that the risk isn't warranted unless you see the flag thrown but it's still not what you paint it as with Brock just chucking it up in YOLO mode.
Also similar situation to the Seattle game from last year. You play for the tie and the other team gets an opportunity to win with a FG. Rams btw got their FG after and Seattle would have as well had Brock not allowed Tonges to make the play for the TD. Him being a 3rd TE doesn't mean much when the starting TE and 5 of your top 6 WRs are out of the game…
I encourage you to go back and check how many of Brock's picks were truly hero ball/terrible decision type turnovers.
Originally posted by Since07:
He did make questionable decisions in 2026 yes. You asked me to provide what I was talking about again so I did. My goodness you made so many random excuses for that blatant bad decision whether it be a phantom flag injuries or the rain
*I already answered your 2nd paragraph, even if you're afraid of leaving them with a little over a minute on the clock, he still should have thrown it away and then go for it rather than throwing into coverage to our 3rd TE
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by Since07:
He did make questionable decisions in 2026 yes. You asked me to provide what I was talking about again so I did. My goodness you made so many random excuses for that blatant bad decision whether it be a phantom flag injuries or the rain
*I already answered your 2nd paragraph, even if you're afraid of leaving them with a little over a minute on the clock, he still should have thrown it away and then go for it rather than throwing into coverage to our 3rd TE
You came in here making wild claims based on something from a 2024 season where little went right for the team. That's a you problem.
What you see as excuses is context of the play and reasons why an NFL QB makes a decision that to you appears to be terrible.
Unlike you I actually went back and looked at Brock's interceptions from 2024 and 2025 seasons and the majority of them were nothing like you described.
Also Brock cleaned up the hero ball stuff in a big way in the 2nd half of last season…which by my calculations is the most recent evaluation we have of him. So while you're out here screaming about a play from 2024 like he just chucked it up into triple coverage in the red zone that's not actually what happened. QBs also don't get to make decisions to go for it on 4th down. They have to make the play when it's there to be made. You sitting here complaining that Brock actually made a play to win a key divisional game is absurd. He did exactly what you complained about. It was 3rd down and he made a play. A near INT doesn't mean a thing when the play is actually a TD that wins the game.
If you want to make casual takes built on generalities that are not based on reality then don't be shocked when you get questioned on it.