QB Brock Purdy Thread

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Probably didn't help his case for MVP tonight with the poor second half.

If people actually watch the first half with Evans, and the second half without Evans, it should not hurt him at all. However, that is not the reality with a lot of people.

Tom Brady or Joe Montana, or pick who ever you want, nobody is going to put up any kind of numbers with the top 6 wideouts on the roster. This situation is beyond insane.

I saw some people going crazy after the game(it's really annoying btw) don't mind people giving criticism but keep it together.

Once Mike went out of the game here were the results of each drive.

Finished that drive with a TD
Started our drive on our 21 yard line - drive stalled on the Washington 14 yard line after a batted ball on 3rd down. He had Cooks for the TD if the ball goes through btw.
3 and out - Kittle should've come down with the ball for first down on a really good play by Brock.
3 and out - sack on 2nd down with nobody blocking their edge rusher
3 and out - we're trying to kill the clock and burn their timeouts

It may not have been pretty but it certainly doesn't hurt his MVP chances either.

Originally posted by genus49:
I saw some people going crazy after the game(it's really annoying btw) don't mind people giving criticism but keep it together.

Once Mike went out of the game here were the results of each drive.

Finished that drive with a TD
Started our drive on our 21 yard line - drive stalled on the Washington 14 yard line after a batted ball on 3rd down. He had Cooks for the TD if the ball goes through btw.
3 and out - Kittle should've come down with the ball for first down on a really good play by Brock.
3 and out - sack on 2nd down with nobody blocking their edge rusher
3 and out - we're trying to kill the clock and burn their timeouts

It may not have been pretty but it certainly doesn't hurt his MVP chances either.

Allen has a crap game and somehow it doesnt effect his MVP running.

I am not here for the double standard.

I think Brock is making a strong case.

I don't follow this thread as there's not much to know about the guy. He's good. For you football intellectuals here's a(really) good expose:

https://www.natesilver.net/p/is-brock-purdy-the-nfls-best-quarterback

My passion on the subject is his protection so that he can best continue to thrive for the next 10 years. I'd go after Quenton Nelson while Shanahan develops the other skill players. Two more games before the trade deadline to decide if the pass rush is good enough or do they stop messing around and go for Mack or Buckner. Develop the defense with high draft picks and pay for offensive veterans who'd be attracted to play in this offense. They might work cheaper as winning takes a priority over the bag they've already earned.