QB Brock Purdy Thread

This team could have Joe or Steve and those medias would still say "Well it´s Kyle not them. Nice players but if only Kyle had John Elway.".
Well for the last decade, only Matt Ryan played better for Kyle than Purdy and he was the f**king MVP of the National Football League!^^
What Purdy is doing as a freaking rookie is amazing. If he had played enough games he would be top 5 in QBR and number one in passer rating.

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
Maybe we've been targeting the left more with Purdy because he is unusually good at it, and defenses are more used to right handed QBs attacking them to the right.

What side was the oblique injury...could be Kyle wanting to lessen the chance of a hit to that side

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by cortana49:
Ok, I'm not a great observational fan of QB skills, but I DO have eyes. I read this snippet in an article...

It's never easy playing quarterback in the NFL, but Purdy might as well have the softest landing pad to work with. The 49ers are so good that Purdy's evident limitations (happy feet and poor mechanics, hello!) in the pocket probably won't come back to bite them against the Seahawks.

and was like … really? That's NOT what I see at all. Someone tell me this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. (full article here)

Thanks.

To be more specific, his comment about the "happy feet and poor mechanics" had me doing the Jordan laugh.

I don't think it can be discounted how good of a situation Purdy has been put into with guys like CMC, Deebo (though he's mostly been absent during Purdy's tenure), Kittle, Aiyuk, Kyle's offense etc. He's been helped tremendously by that as any QB would be. That said, I'm not sure what the dude is talking about in terms of Purdy's mechanics or happy feet. They seem at worst fine, and actually seem pretty good. He has a very natural throwing motion and seems comfortable throwing from different arm angles. He does have a tendency to break the pocket too soon, but he is a rookie, so not that surprising.

No he doesn't.

Originally posted by thl408:
Kyle really likes to call designed rollouts to the left with Brock. Not normal for a right handed QB.

Originally posted by thl408:
Kyle really likes to call designed rollouts to the left with Brock. Not normal for a right handed QB.

Maybe Kyle took plays from his dad's old playbook with the 49ers and don't bother to flip the play.

Originally posted by pdc20:
This team could have Joe or Steve and those medias would still say "Well it´s Kyle not them. Nice players but if only Kyle had John Elway.".
Well for the last decade, only Matt Ryan played better for Kyle than Purdy and he was the f**king MVP of the National Football League!^^
What Purdy is doing as a freaking rookie is amazing. If he had played enough games he would be top 5 in QBR and number one in passer rating.

Agreed. Nothing should be taken away from Brock here.

To me, this is the perfect marriage of Walsh+Montana/ Young.

Kyle/Brock. The synergy together is what makes it extra special.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by thl408:
Kyle really likes to call designed rollouts to the left with Brock. Not normal for a right handed QB.

Lol exactly.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by pdc20:
This team could have Joe or Steve and those medias would still say "Well it´s Kyle not them. Nice players but if only Kyle had John Elway.".
Well for the last decade, only Matt Ryan played better for Kyle than Purdy and he was the f**king MVP of the National Football League!^^
What Purdy is doing as a freaking rookie is amazing. If he had played enough games he would be top 5 in QBR and number one in passer rating.

Agreed. Nothing should be taken away from Brock here.

To me, this is the perfect marriage of Walsh+Montana/ Young.

Kyle/Brock. The synergy together is what makes it extra special.

Exactly this! We heard this same nonsense about Montana and Young being "system" QB's and only putting up the stats they did because of the weapons around them. Blah blah blah. If it's so simple - why don't other teams just do it? It's just lazy "reporting" and hate, honestly. Teams are successful in the NFL when a good head coach is able to mesh with a competent and able QB. The better they mesh, the better they are together. Kyle/Purdy are simply special. It's going to be a fun decade+ of Niner football.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by pdc20:
This team could have Joe or Steve and those medias would still say "Well it´s Kyle not them. Nice players but if only Kyle had John Elway.".
Well for the last decade, only Matt Ryan played better for Kyle than Purdy and he was the f**king MVP of the National Football League!^^
What Purdy is doing as a freaking rookie is amazing. If he had played enough games he would be top 5 in QBR and number one in passer rating.

Agreed. Nothing should be taken away from Brock here.

To me, this is the perfect marriage of Walsh+Montana/ Young.

Kyle/Brock. The synergy together is what makes it extra special.

I heard that Brock had the 3rd highest score on some mental exam they give to QBs. I have no worries about him in the playoffs. He looks calm and composed when he's at the line looking over the defense. He's shown that he can handle everything Kyle puts on his plate. He doesn't have to be Mahomes or Allen for this team to win. He's got a great rapport with Kittle and Aiyuk who are having their best seasons. No reason he can't help take them all the way.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by thl408:
Kyle really likes to call designed rollouts to the left with Brock. Not normal for a right handed QB.

Lol exactly.

Its going to be hilarious here when the 49ers resign him.

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by thl408:
Kyle really likes to call designed rollouts to the left with Brock. Not normal for a right handed QB.

Lol exactly.

Its going to be hilarious here when the 49ers resign him.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by cortana49:
Ok, I'm not a great observational fan of QB skills, but I DO have eyes. I read this snippet in an article...

It's never easy playing quarterback in the NFL, but Purdy might as well have the softest landing pad to work with. The 49ers are so good that Purdy's evident limitations (happy feet and poor mechanics, hello!) in the pocket probably won't come back to bite them against the Seahawks.

and was like … really? That's NOT what I see at all. Someone tell me this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. (full article here)

Thanks.

To be more specific, his comment about the "happy feet and poor mechanics" had me doing the Jordan laugh.

I don't think it can be discounted how good of a situation Purdy has been put into with guys like CMC, Deebo (though he's mostly been absent during Purdy's tenure), Kittle, Aiyuk, Kyle's offense etc. He's been helped tremendously by that as any QB would be. That said, I'm not sure what the dude is talking about in terms of Purdy's mechanics or happy feet. They seem at worst fine, and actually seem pretty good. He has a very natural throwing motion and seems comfortable throwing from different arm angles. He does have a tendency to break the pocket too soon, but he is a rookie, so not that surprising.

No he doesn't.

You're right. He's perfect.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by cortana49:
Ok, I'm not a great observational fan of QB skills, but I DO have eyes. I read this snippet in an article...

It's never easy playing quarterback in the NFL, but Purdy might as well have the softest landing pad to work with. The 49ers are so good that Purdy's evident limitations (happy feet and poor mechanics, hello!) in the pocket probably won't come back to bite them against the Seahawks.

and was like … really? That's NOT what I see at all. Someone tell me this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. (full article here)

Thanks.

To be more specific, his comment about the "happy feet and poor mechanics" had me doing the Jordan laugh.

I don't think it can be discounted how good of a situation Purdy has been put into with guys like CMC, Deebo (though he's mostly been absent during Purdy's tenure), Kittle, Aiyuk, Kyle's offense etc. He's been helped tremendously by that as any QB would be. That said, I'm not sure what the dude is talking about in terms of Purdy's mechanics or happy feet. They seem at worst fine, and actually seem pretty good. He has a very natural throwing motion and seems comfortable throwing from different arm angles. He does have a tendency to break the pocket too soon, but he is a rookie, so not that surprising.

No he doesn't.

You're right. He's perfect.

Not perfect. He just doesn't have a tendency to break the pocket too soon. Like, at all.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by cortana49:
Ok, I'm not a great observational fan of QB skills, but I DO have eyes. I read this snippet in an article...

It's never easy playing quarterback in the NFL, but Purdy might as well have the softest landing pad to work with. The 49ers are so good that Purdy's evident limitations (happy feet and poor mechanics, hello!) in the pocket probably won't come back to bite them against the Seahawks.

and was like … really? That's NOT what I see at all. Someone tell me this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. (full article here)

Thanks.

To be more specific, his comment about the "happy feet and poor mechanics" had me doing the Jordan laugh.

I don't think it can be discounted how good of a situation Purdy has been put into with guys like CMC, Deebo (though he's mostly been absent during Purdy's tenure), Kittle, Aiyuk, Kyle's offense etc. He's been helped tremendously by that as any QB would be. That said, I'm not sure what the dude is talking about in terms of Purdy's mechanics or happy feet. They seem at worst fine, and actually seem pretty good. He has a very natural throwing motion and seems comfortable throwing from different arm angles. He does have a tendency to break the pocket too soon, but he is a rookie, so not that surprising.

No he doesn't.

You're right. He's perfect.

Not perfect. He just doesn't have a tendency to break the pocket too soon. Like, at all.

Independent of the result of this play (which was a great throw to Kittle) do you think it was necessary for him to abandon the pocket on this play?

Originally posted by Furlow:
Not perfect. He just doesn't have a tendency to break the pocket too soon. Like, at all.

I agree with this. His pocket awareness is through the roof and the best part is that everytime he bails, he's almost always LOOKING TO THROW.

Kid is the epitome of a gunslinger with high IQ, which is super rare.