QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
The way purdy climbed the pocket on that 3rd and 8 to Evans was so sick. That was some Brady s**t

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What a good job by this guy. Had a few off throws but mostly nailed everything. Recovered from losing stribling and found other solutions. Scrambled rambled and ambled to stay alive and get first downs and avoid negatives on a pretty darn good Rams D. Stayed agressive AFTER the pic. Love that. My 2 word post game tape all 22 analytical assessment: "Nice job."

Anyone who tries to argue that he isn't one of the top-tier NFL qbs is just an idiot who doesn't know how to judge qb play. He's the best qb to play for this franchise since Steve Young.

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Anyone who tries to argue that he isn't one of the top-tier NFL qbs is just an idiot who doesn't know how to judge qb play. He's the best qb to play for this franchise since Steve Young.

It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Anyone who tries to argue that he isn't one of the top-tier NFL qbs is just an idiot who doesn't know how to judge qb play. He's the best qb to play for this franchise since Steve Young.

It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

If I'm starting a franchise today, Brock is top #3 QB for me.

His advanced and non-advanced stats consistently put him among the top three QBs. His tape shows elite traits that back up the numbers. I've never seen a young QB start his career so well and consistently get put outside the top ten. The Merri go round of love affairs with young QBs put ahead of him (Maye, Nix, Love, Darnold, Daniels, Stroud), including by fans on this board, and Brock continues to play better and more consistent than even Mahomes since entering this league. I'm having none of it any longer. I said it before the season and I'll say it again, Brock is winning the MVP this year.

Originally posted by Chance:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Anyone who tries to argue that he isn't one of the top-tier NFL qbs is just an idiot who doesn't know how to judge qb play. He's the best qb to play for this franchise since Steve Young.

It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

If I'm starting a franchise today, Brock is top #3 QB for me.

His advanced and non-advanced stats consistently put him among the top three QBs. His tape shows elite traits that back up the numbers. I've never seen a young QB start his career so well and consistently get put outside the top ten. The Merri go round of love affairs with young QBs put ahead of him (Maye, Nix, Love, Darnold, Daniels, Stroud), including by fans on this board, and Brock continues to play better and more consistent than even Mahomes since entering this league. I'm having none of it any longer. I said it before the season and I'll say it again, Brock is winning the MVP this year.

Allen
Mahomes
Burrow
Brock

Originally posted by Chance:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Anyone who tries to argue that he isn't one of the top-tier NFL qbs is just an idiot who doesn't know how to judge qb play. He's the best qb to play for this franchise since Steve Young.

It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

If I'm starting a franchise today, Brock is top #3 QB for me.

His advanced and non-advanced stats consistently put him among the top three QBs. His tape shows elite traits that back up the numbers. I've never seen a young QB start his career so well and consistently get put outside the top ten. The Merri go round of love affairs with young QBs put ahead of him (Maye, Nix, Love, Darnold, Daniels, Stroud), including by fans on this board, and Brock continues to play better and more consistent than even Mahomes since entering this league. I'm having none of it any longer. I said it before the season and I'll say it again, Brock is winning the MVP this year.

The thing is if you put any of those other QBs in K**e's system they may well be a lot better than they are now. Kyle''s system is QB friendly. He's shown that over and over with success he's had with JG, Cousins and others. His backups have consistently come in and played well when needed. Darnold commented on how much he learned just practicing with the Niners during his time there. Mac Jones looked much better playing in this system than he ever did anywhere else.

Brock came in about as ready to play as a college QB can be. Four years starting at the same school in a pro style offense. He fit's well in Kyle's type of offense as do some other QBs. Like I said before, I don't care about the stats. I only care about wins and he's done a good job of leading the team so that's all you can ask. Is he a system QB? Maybe but so what. The QBs #1 job is to execute the game plan and that means following the system.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

What 9 QBs do you think are better?

Originally posted by Chance:
If I'm starting a franchise today, Brock is top #3 QB for me.

His advanced and non-advanced stats consistently put him among the top three QBs. His tape shows elite traits that back up the numbers. I've never seen a young QB start his career so well and consistently get put outside the top ten. The Merri go round of love affairs with young QBs put ahead of him (Maye, Nix, Love, Darnold, Daniels, Stroud), including by fans on this board, and Brock continues to play better and more consistent than even Mahomes since entering this league. I'm having none of it any longer. I said it before the season and I'll say it again, Brock is winning the MVP this year.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Chance:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Anyone who tries to argue that he isn't one of the top-tier NFL qbs is just an idiot who doesn't know how to judge qb play. He's the best qb to play for this franchise since Steve Young.

It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

If I'm starting a franchise today, Brock is top #3 QB for me.

His advanced and non-advanced stats consistently put him among the top three QBs. His tape shows elite traits that back up the numbers. I've never seen a young QB start his career so well and consistently get put outside the top ten. The Merri go round of love affairs with young QBs put ahead of him (Maye, Nix, Love, Darnold, Daniels, Stroud), including by fans on this board, and Brock continues to play better and more consistent than even Mahomes since entering this league. I'm having none of it any longer. I said it before the season and I'll say it again, Brock is winning the MVP this year.

The thing is if you put any of those other QBs in K**e's system they may well be a lot better than they are now. Kyle''s system is QB friendly. He's shown that over and over with success he's had with JG, Cousins and others. His backups have consistently come in and played well when needed. Darnold commented on how much he learned just practicing with the Niners during his time there. Mac Jones looked much better playing in this system than he ever did anywhere else.

Brock came in about as ready to play as a college QB can be. Four years starting at the same school in a pro style offense. He fit's well in Kyle's type of offense as do some other QBs. Like I said before, I don't care about the stats. I only care about wins and he's done a good job of leading the team so that's all you can ask. Is he a system QB? Maybe but so what. The QBs #1 job is to execute the game plan and that means following the system.

I just don't agree that Brock is a system QB. Unless you mean by system, he could go onto any team and run their system like a top QB.

Screw the stats. Look at the tape then. Brock consistently does things that are elite. His anticipation is arguably the best in the league. His footwork is elite. He has elite pocket awareness and pocket maneuverability. He routinely makes plays when the play breaks down.

Yes, Kyle has a great system. So does Andy Reid. Is Mahomes a system QB who owes his success to the weapons and offense around him? But somehow Brock is?

Originally posted by Montana:

it is not new …. Right?

too much of the i put Jeff George over Montana out there

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

What 9 QBs do you think are better?

The only QB's I would take over him without a second thought are: Allen, Mahomes, Lamar, and a healthy Burrow. The rest can be argued.

All I care about is if he is good enough to win a SB. And he clearly is. In fact, he almost did it. He is the best QB we have had since Young.

Chris Simms recently said Brock Purdy "does more with more." I believe that is one of the biggest bs and lazy takes anyone can have. What exactly does Brock have that is considered more? Prototypical size? Blazing speed? Rocket Cannon Arm? Top round draft position? All world WRs? Hall of Fame Coach? Elite processing power? Grit and Toughness? Having any of these attributes does get you an invitation to the show, and every QB in the league has at least one of them, but what that QB ultimately does when given the chance to perform, regardless of what "more" or less that QB has is what really matters.
Since Brock Purdy has been given the chance to play in this League, he has performed as well as any of his contemporaries. What ever attribute Purdy has. he definitely has "It", and that's enough for me.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
It depends on how many QBs you include in that top tier. That could be 5, 10 or 15. He's not top 5 but he may be edging into the top 10. If you go just by stats then he is. I don't rely much on stats because they can really be affected by the coach, scheme and receivers . QB rating for example is the worst way to evaluate a QB. That's a stat made for fantasy football leagues. You can have a high rating just by completing a high percentage of short throws and avoiding INTs. You can also have alower rating even though you throw for 350 yards and a coiple TDs if you have an INT or two.

When we see rankings for QBs they're usually based on physical things liked arm strength and size. This is why Brock is often not in the top 10. The fact is there's no real way to decide who is and isn't in the top 10 or whatever. It's usually just subjective. All that should matter to Niner fans is Brock's performance on gameday. A QB is best measured by how well he executes the game plan.

What 9 QBs do you think are better?

I just don't get that.

Originally posted by Second2Nunley:
This guy isn't the best QB in the league. He is the best QB to run this offense. Hands down.

Nah Burrow or Stafford would tear it up in Kyle's offense but Purdy/Herbert would be next in line