The MMQB’s Albert Breer on Whether Brock Purdy Silenced Critics This Season | The Rich Eisen Show
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- The MMQB’s Albert Breer and Rich Eisen Show guest host Suzy Shuster discuss if 49ers QB Brock Purdy has silenced his critics once and for all.
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The difference is that Hurts had the number one o line in the league when he went against that defense. Purdy had the number 20th ranked pass blocking O line. Hurts's pass protection was infinitely better. You give Purdy a playoff level o line and hes gonna break even more records.
yup, once teams figured out Hurts is a mediocre pocket passer they slowed to a crawl.
Pretty much....... althought yes Spags decided to go man, his CB's were beat on more than one occassion..... the difference was the Oline couldn't hold up a splt second longer to allow the play to develop...... thats where Spags won. He said ok no more zone.... we're attacking your weak link, the oline...... and it wokred.
well said. Kyle can ignore that O line being a total weakness but everybody else will target it.@@kevinsills9235
@@kevinsills9235 It’s not that the d-line couldn’t hold up. It was that they made two critical mistakes.
3rd & 4 with 1:59 left in Q4, with McDuffie tipping his hand early that he was coming, McKivitz opted to kick out and protect the edge and left the b-gap uncovered for a speed guy, McDuffie, who blocked the pass. If he picks up the blitzing McDuffie, the man McD was covering, Aiyuk, was wide open for the game-winning 1st down.
And, of course, Buford’s blown assignment was just as bad. Purdy had two guys WIDE OPEN (Aiyuk, whose defender fell) & the targeted receiver, Jennings.
Burford owned his mistake after the game, said he blew it.
49ers need to invest in OL
this is the way. Brocks O line actually does there job and he wins us the superbowl, dude will get paid. The dude is easily a top 5 qb. Has been since he entered the draft. Kid is a winner man.
We've ALL known this to be the problem for 5 years and he just keeps picking up Dlineman and Runningbacks.
If BARFord and McSHITvits didnt open Kyle's and John's eyes this year. We cant expect Purdy to stay healthy for long.
That was because we didn’t have a quarterback worth protecting before. If you notice, we are slowly transitioning to a passing team.
Then they will have to lose star players on defense and offense. You can't have everything.
If the 49ers O line blocks the free rusher at the end of the 4th quarter, we arent talking about this, because Purdy won his first superbowl. Its a team sport and Purdy is truly elite. Mahomes would struggle behind the 49ers o line. His passer rating over the season under pressure was around 60 while Purdy's was 90 and Purdy was pressured far more often.
At least twice, Brock had wide open receivers for touchdowns, but the line let him down
Well yeah, I mean we've seen what Mahomes looks like with a leaky O line and it ain't pretty. It ain't pretty for anybody, but it especially ain't pretty for a guy who holds the ball looking for the home run completion even running out of the pocket. I like Mahomes but he has only played for excellent teams and coaches and hasn't had to adjust himself much yet and deal with a retooled roster that has to make major tactical adjustments to accommodate its roster. The whole "nobody is Mahomes" thing drives me nuts. He's the best QB of his generation but he's not at the "Nobody Can Touch Me" level yet -- that only has four or five players right now: Brady, Rice, Jim Brown, Lawrence Taylor, and maybe Walter Payton.
@@gf4670 if Mahomes was drafted by the Chicago Bears, the 49ers would have 10 Super Bowls
Stop with the elite title. It’s thrown around too lightly. There is truly only 2 elite QB’s active right now. Rodgers and Mahomes. Purdy may be some day, but not yet.
see you don't get how people use that term. Your definition is not correct. People in the media call Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, "Elite qb's" with that definition, Purdy is absolutely elite. If we change it to only superbowl winner than yeah Rodgers and Mahoems, maybe Stafford.@@joebats4872
Brock won't demand or want a top salary. He wants the team to hire better players. He loves the game more than money.
With all due respect: Purdy by rule cannot be extended in his 3rd year. But he damn sure can be in season 4. And he'll want top dollar, and deservedly so. Maybe he won't ask to be the No. 1 salaried QB, but he'll be right up there with them, even if the Niners franchise him.
We'll see. I love Brock but every players wants what they are worth. But we'll see.
He'll get a great contract but yeah no breaking the nfl record, He wants to win way more than get a few extra million.
He has to be the highest paid player on the team if he continues his good form, it would be insulting for him not to be. Factor in that he'll be one of the few QBs that earned his bag pretty much from day one, he might feel like he's owed some back pay.
That said, I want him to be well rewarded, just not at the cost of the team sliding backwards.
Like another late round pick, huh. Problem for Brock is he is playing against possibly one of the 2 best QBs in history.
All I'm saying is, the Jets would trade their No. 2 overall pick from 2021 for the Niners' No. 7 pick of 2022 in a heartbeat.
Will Anderson won DROY over Kobie Turner because Anderson was drafted 3rd overall and Turner was drafted near the tail end of the 3rd round. There is serious draft position bias among the talking heads because it would mean admitting that they overlooked someone. It would undermine their supposed “expertise.”
I feel like that even talking heads who like Brock purdy still try to ask questions that try to diminish him or go along with a narrative.
The Mr. Irrelevant title is a bit overrated. To be a draft pick in the NFL you have to be 262nd overall of 81,000 college players... Thats the .3 of a percentile of current college athletes.
People forget that. In order to even have your named called you have to be an absolute beast of an athlete, the difference in tools from a 2nd rounder to a 7th is so insignificant that anyone drafted in the later rounds could be better than a second round any given year.
5th* not 2nd
@@BoldWittyName Naw, I said could be better.
Which is entirely possible. Julian Edelman, Shannon Sharpe, Brock Purdy were/are all better than a long list of second/first rounders.
Statistically though, there is a higher chance of a first/ second rounder being on an NFL roster, but a lot of the times it's because of the Zack Wilson/ Tre Lance scenario where teams have invested millions of dollars on these guys and they keep them around a few years to make sure they're not busts.
Late rounders get kicked to the curb as soon as they fumble in practice.
In his FIRST full season Brock Purdy has almost all the 2023 season #1 QB stats, broke a 49er franchise record (longest passing yardage in a season, passing Joe Montana and Steve Young), broke a NFC record (biggest point-deficit at halftime comeback in NFC Championship game history), broke a NFL record (highest deep pass (>20 yds) Cmpl% in season in recorded NFL history at 63.8% (prev. rec. 55%).
The one stat that I show Purdy-deniers is his #1 CPOE. That's Completion Percentage Over Expectation. Reread those last 2 words. This is an advanced metric that essentially ranks QB's passing accuracy in difficult/challenging situations as compared to all other QB's under the same difficulty/challenge situations. Purdy, in his first full season, beat out ALL other QB's in the league in CPOE. The rbsdm site compares all Quarterbacks in their chart by plotting Passing Efficiency (EPA/P; that's Expected Points Added per Play) vs. CPOE. Brock Purdy is all alone in the top right corner.
Thanks for the relevant information. The haters will not read it let alone believe the numbers. They only have attention spans to watch the game and couldn’t be bothered to analyze film. As you know Brock is the only QB to lead the league in CPOE and NOT win MVP. That should say it all.
And to add to the new passing record. Jeff Garcia had the passing yards record prior to Purdy and although the season has 17 games now he also only needed 16 games to break the record. If he would have taken all 17 games for the record it wouldn't have been the same.
@@ThorstenDrews What is even more amazing is Purdy lead in so many stats, yet threw the ball even less than Lamar.
@@byronsmith3152 Yes, he had the 5th highest passing yardage (4,280), but of all 10 of the QB's that exceeded 4,000 yards in 2023 he had the fewest pass attempts. Of these 10 QB's with 4,000+ yards, Purdy also had the fewest completions, the highest (by far) yards per attempt (9.6), and 2nd highest Cmpl% (0.01% below the #1). If you took the highest yardage QB (Tua, with 4,624 yards) and applied the same number of pass attempts (560, compared to Purdy's 444) to Purdy's efficiency (i.e. if Purdy made the same number of pass attempts) then Purdy's extrapolated yardage would've been 5,398 which would be the 3rd highest season passing yardage in NFL history, behind only 2013 Peyton Manning and 2011 Drew Brees (btw, both made with over 650 attempts) and better than any Brady or Mahomes year. Of the highest 25 NFL season passing yardage shown at StatMuse, none of them achieved Purdy's 9.6 yds/att efficiency.
@@ThorstenDrews That's right, Garcia had actually passed Montana and Young first. I should've included Garcia's name! Yes, Purdy only started 16 games. He sat out the last game of the season, letting QB2 Sam Darnold play. If Purdy played 17 games his 4,280 yards would've risen to 4,547.5 yards (if adding his season average 267.5 yards/game). That would've made him #3 in yardage, rather than #5.
Purdy doesn’t get respect because of where he was drafted, and he doesn't look the part. Purdy has done a terrific job. He is 24 in his second year. KC has a wicked defense. They took out Buffalo and Baltimore on the road.
I completely disagree, America loves an underdog. Because we were the ultimate underdog in 1776.
Depends on the circumstances and variables. America loves the underdog until...look at this circumstance with Purdy, the criticism and doubters are definitely there which is really bizarre considering this is only his second year yet he's 17-4 and been to a SB. Yet people have questioned his abilities, his character and his overall stature as a player. Perfect example of how the underdog isn't appreciated and doubted by both critics and fans alike.
America's love the underdog.
It's the ignorant, draftism, and pretenders playing MADDEN game, fantasy football league false narratives against Brock Purdy.
According to rating he was number 1
I think people dis on him because he looks so AVERAGE. Not a huge arm, normal height, normal weight, looks like the average guy on the street and people don't want to accept how good he is at what he does.
Bias is the only reason Purdy get so much crap. All the haters can not see past his draft position. That's their problem. They are biased because they did not see Purdy being anything and it exposes their actual lack of understanding of what the position requires and what is most important in a draft pick.
Exactly. They all want qbs to be elite athletes now, thats their trend. They want all qbs that extend plays with mobility, into a "second play". It doesn't matter if they can actually read defense quickly, just show them some wow athletics and they praise them nonstop. I swear if Tom Brady or Brees was coming out of college right now, they would disregard him. There is a nuance and indefinable skill to playing QB that can't really be seen. Not seen easily anyway. Purdy has shown some of that, he's outplayed higher drafted guys with accuracy & poise and the critics can't stand it. He's a throwback and theyre pushing for the future because its easier to quantify and sell. If Purdy retired tomorrow, they'd be happy to see it
no its not because he came in last its because the niners fans put him on a piedestal up there right next to Montana all season. Let the guy play either way and let him prove it. Hes been good not great so far
It’s not the draft position, it’s the reason why he was drafted where he was. He’s undersized with a mediocre arm. That matters. He’s able to compensate for it with his processing ability and anticipation, and that’s great. It makes him a a top 10 qb. But he is physically limited. I will always prefer a qb whose limitations are not physical. Give me Flacco, Stafford, Eli, Roethlisberger, etc; over Purdy, Tua, Rivers, Brees. Brees is a HOFer, but the Saints always struggled outdoors for a reason. And you saw what just happened to Tua in the playoffs and Purdy in wet conditions.
Plenty of guys with big arms don’t work out. But I prefer to take a shot on the guy with the tools. I preferred Stroud and Levis to Bryce Young last year for that reason. My main concern with Caleb Williams, who I otherwise really like, is that I suspect he’s not even 6-1.
Brady won me over after the 2nd Super Bowl. The next year he beat a good Jets team twice (Jets fan here) and it became apparent that he could make throws that Chad Pennington just couldn’t. People don’t remember this now, but Pennington had a much better passer rating than Brady through the first few years of their careers. But Brady really grew into his frame, a frame Purdy does not have, and his arm had gotten noticeably stronger. Despite his draft position, by year 3 or 4, he had all the physical tools you would want out of an elite QB…and he could even move a little by 2004 standards.
To say people doubt Purdy because of his draft position is to oversimplify it and to look at it from the wrong angle. People will continue to have questions because of the same underlying issue that led to his being drafted where he was. Physical limitations that you don’t get with say…Josh Allen, Justin Herbert, Jordan Love, etc
@@james101089 Just like todays NFL, you want elites athletes posing as qbs, despite if they can actually play the quarterback position efficiently. NFL wants that bc they make early career highlights, sell some tickets and hopefully they'll learn how to qb. Cam Newton comes to mind. Also Trevor Lawrence. Anthony Richardson. Its all fun until they bust a shoulder because the couldn't read a defense. Nah man, I'd take Purdy over any of those. He actually knows how to play the position already. I'd take a chance he could improve physically, Purdy is actually very quick feet, one of quickest 10 yard splits in the nfl and this next season mentally hell recognize passing & protection reads now. Possibly be allowed to audible and change protections, which was the 49ers undoing in the sb
@@james101089 Give me a Purdy, Brees, manning, Brady, Montana type all day every day. I want my QB to be able to read defenses and make throws over a guy that can run but can't hit the broad side of a barn.
What Purdy's teammates say about him don't matter.
What opposing players say about him don't matter.
What film breakdown people, watchers say about him don't matter.
What former players say about him don't matter.
Even what opposing coaches say about scheming just for him, and having to adjust because he was one-upping them, like Spags said, also don't matter.
People want to hold on to lazy narratives. Draftism. Make some hoopla and rahrahs for TV ratings and clicks, by slandering this player's performance and ability. That's the era we live in. Cheap people making cheap statements without a care in the world.
Purdy sucks
@@ekoboyz757 Just like the guy said, cheap statements by cheap people. You just proved his point.
@@darklobo79
😆 🤣 spot on.
Yep. Other shows are comparing him to Jimmy G!! They either never watch the Niners and just go "well they both lost a SB" or it's for clicks. Probably both.
most people are losers. i dont agree that people do not like him because he came in last. i think they are just haters because he is very good and everyone is talking about him. and he looks like a white christian missionary kid. some black and brown people do not like whites. he is very white in appearance.
Ask the real question......if he name was Jamal Purdy from the hood......
Moronic. Its like Florio saying people don't like him because his name rhymes w/Turdy.
What if he was drafted last, but looked like Jimmy G.??????????????
Hmm... How many of these are in or bound for the Hall. Get off Purdy's case.
1) Dan Marino, Dolphins (23 years, 127 days)
2) Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers (23 years, 340 days)
3) Brock Purdy, 49ers (24 years, 46 days)
4) David Woodley, Dolphins (24 years and 97 days)
5) Jared Goff, Rams (24 years, 112 days)
6) Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs (24 years, 138 days)
7) Tom Brady, Patriots (24 years, 184 days)
8) Jalen Hurts, Eagles (24 years, 189 days)
9) Drew Bledsoe, Patriots (24 years, 347 days)
T-10) Joe Burrow, Bengals (25 years, 65 days)
T-10) Russell Wilson, Seahawks (25 years, 65 days)
Certainly impressed Spags, we know that.
Come on you guys, do better. Purdy was AMAZING in the SB. At this point -- 3 days after the game -- there's plenty of video out there to assist in better understanding his performance.
JT O'Sullivan was saying REPEATEDLY breaking down Purdy's performance that there was NOWHERE to throw the ball. For most of the game, Niners' wrs had difficulty shaking McDuffie & Sneed. They were blanketed. During Mahomes' breakdown, O'Sullivan pointed out that Mahomes was throwing to open receivers, but Purdy was not.
Purdy made one GLARING mistake and it cost them the game.
With 1:59 left in Q4, it was 3rd & 4 for the Niners. A first down, for all intents, secures the win for SF. Pre-snap, it was clear to anyone paying attention that Brandon Aiyuk (left side slot) was uncovered. McDuffie, who would have been covering him, tipped his hand EARLY that he was blitzing off the weakside edge. Jennings, Purdy's target on the play, was to the left of Aiyuk on the boundary. Purdy never looked that way, and I'm guessing that 1) he was attempting to manipulate the safeties to the other side & 2) he was thinking that if he never looked that way, Sneed would think Jennings wasn't his target. Had he looked, he would have seen Aiyuk was going to be open. At the snap, Purdy looked at and attempted to throw to Jennings; but McDuffie, as Aiyuk drifted WIDE OPEN toward the middle of the field, was in Purdy's face & blocked the pass.
Purdy didn't come in "last" place in the draft. the people in last during Brock's draft are sitting on their couches or playing in the UFL
Burrow is the best QB in the league. Not Mahomes. Mahomes never beat Burrow. Its the league when Jordan left
Brock’s o line isn’t allowed to hold every play like KC is. Give him Mahomes’ o line and the refs letting them hold every play and Brock would have won and been Super Bowl MVP. Aside from Trent, the Niners o line isn’t good at pass blocking anyway.
Fact:::: 49er offense did better against KC defense than KC offense did against 49ers defense. Regulation ended in a tie because KC kicking game destroyed 49er's kicking game or you might say the 49er kicking game mostly destroyed itself by having a frickin blocker stand directly on the exact spot where a very ordinary simple punt landed with zero awareness of where he stood. At least if an interception occurs , you can say interceptions happen in most games in modern football. Personally, I can not ever remember a punt landing diretly on a blocker on the fly like that. That's how awful and exceptionally bsad that kicking game play was If Purdy or Mahomes CAUSED THAT to happen then those two deserve to be credited for the big play that decided this close game. IF not then stfu
I think it's just the Jimmy Garoppolo of it all. Jimmy G looked pretty good under center for the 49ers, but the second he no longer had Shanahan in his ear he looked like a bum. I think Purdy is a level of player above Jimmy, but it's hard not to credit the Shanahan Effect for Purdy's play. Purdy will never really get the credit he deserves in San Francisco because of the quality of play Shanahan got from Kirk Cousins and Jimmy G, unless Shanahan shows a willingness to update his office to include more of the boots and out of pocket stuff Purdy is actually really good at.
Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson can't win the big game, yet they don't have to prove anything. Why does Purdy? It's not Purdy's fault the NFL scouts blew it.
Continued talk about if Brock Purdy is good, while other talking heads talk about Justin Fields as a potential franchise QB. Draft position is the only possible explanation, because all the real world numbers say Purdy is very good, and Fields is an occasional highlight in lot of losses.
Breer really seems to know his football. Suzy asked some serious questions and he answered with great depth. Spagnola is a bit underrated perhaps and has been a perfect pairing with Reid; also helps to have that guy Mahomes.
Purdy has accomplished more in 2 years than 90% of the so called top QB's in the league. Lamar has won 2 playoff games in his entire career yet he still won MVP which statistically is the worst MVP winner in league history.
100% agree with Breer. Purdy is good, Kyle likes him, Spags D won the game.
Bruh purdys defense held the greatest QB to only 19 points in 4quarters and he couldn’t get more than 20 with that allstar offense??
Love did a lil bit less and they’re already praising him as the next MVP next season. The hells Brock gotta do to get some respect
Mahomes is great Purdy is a Cinderella story at best
9ers win the game without the botched punt return that put the chiefs in great field position for a td and if someone put a hat on chris jones so purdy could get the ball to a wide open Aiyuk..... none of these key issues were on purdy
Yeah like Wentz, always getting chance ...
Exactly! 100% right! Though to be fair he did flash for the Eagles and led them to the playoffs so he did show massive potential. He definitely wasn't a bust from the get go. He actually accomplished something.
dump Deebo and buy some OL help
"Will this Superbowl put to rest the arguments about Brock Purdy and his worthiness"? "For some people 'no'".
Could someone please provide a list of this great number of people who are so radically critical of Brock Purdy? I see and hear so many complaints about these people who are unfairly criticizing him, but I do not hear this abundant unjust criticism happening. Cam Newton criticized Brock Purdy. That is one. Chris Simms, Dan Orlovsky, Rich Eisen, Mike Florio, Kurt Warner ... and on and on and on major figures in the media most unanimously agree that Brock Purdy has performed his role as an NFL quarterback in a successful, productive manner. Everyone complains about those who unfairly judge him, but this abundance of unfair criticism seems really to be nothing but the mutterings of a quiet minority. I cannot think of a single prominent NFL media analyst who has vigorously attacked Brock Purdy for his failings. (Cam Newton is one.) Brock Purdy seems to receive most unanimous respect from the members of the media, but everyone complains about his critics. These critics, to me, seem to be nothing but a strawman, easily critiqued because it is mostly imaginary.
@@ownedinc4274 Shannon Sharpe and Colin Cowherd are unfairly critical of Purdy. Cowherd never shuts up with negativity, every damn day. Also Nick Wright. He never passes on an opportunity to demean Purdy. There are others
@@jumpboy29yeah I’ve seen that it’s pretty unreal their criticisms for that man
Yet their love for Josh, Allen and Lamar or even Joe Burrow, which I like, but he gets injured a lot
They also forget all three of these quarterbacks that I mentioned have top someone would say elite level receivers and running backs, but they punish Purdy for that
@@jumpboy29 Thanks. It still seems like a small list to get so much attention. But at least it provides some context.
@@ownedinc4274 Did you see the Pat McAfee episode where he swore off talking negative on Purdy? That's how bad it got at one point, he felt the need to say so. Besides cam newton, Id say its the major network shows, its become mandatory that have segment with an analyst that has negative bias on Purdy, not just as a point-counterpoint topic. Its almost like comical WWE strategy, an analyst playing the "heel". They know its ridiculous. Taking apart a top 5 QB all year, in every single episode, but they do it anyway. Its a production strategy, I am sure. I guarantee if you watch First things first or Cowherd today, any mention of Brock Purdy will be mocking in nature from said analysts or they'll omit the topic since it doesn't benefit them now
Why do you start with 5th best? 👎
Everyone keeps saying "Why didn't they run the ball more?" I saw the game and CMC was running out of juice at the end of the 3rd! Now, Niners have very good RBs in Mitchell and Mason, so they could have helped CMC with the workload. I think that maybe they should have done more check-downs, and shorter plays with Kittle, because KC's defense had extremely good coverage in the secondary.
I believe that Niners will be back next year if they can keep and improve the offense.
Kyle for what ever reason just refuses to use Mason and Mitchel more.
Of COURSE he didn't silence the critics. He wasn't perfect, so he was cr@p. It will continue so. The haters will never be silenced. It's too self-rewarding.
Stop Purdy ain’t no Tom Brady, Brady never had a stacked offense like this. Maybe with Tampa but then again he won the superbowl…
lol did you watch the superbowl ? what good did all those playmakers do? not one of them could get open except jennings. purdy carried the offense
The idea that one team won becase they had Mahomes is so simplistic. Mahomes couldn't even lead a TD drive in regular time. The only one they got was off the ST turnover.
He had a chance to win it in regular time and didn't. Eventually he was gonna lead a scoring drive.
Chiefs won because Niners OL missed their assignments. If they don't, Chiefs are down 10 and Mahomes has no chance to make that OT drive.
This is why Chris Jones was the real MVP of that game.
top 5
It does not matter if he was the #1 draft pick, he is short. I don't take short QB seriously. Brees being the only exception.
He is 1" shorter than Mahomes, lol.
Stop it … if he had been drafted in the 1st round people would be falling over themselves like they do Josh Allen. By the way, Allen has never been in the Super Bowl.
hasnt even been to the AFC championship game.
why cause he's a shitty game manager.
Terrible analogy Manning v Brady. Manning threw 4:1 TD ratio every season while Brady was 2:1. BS narrative made up 20 years later.
Purdy was leading by 3 when he left regulation. Purdy was leading by 3 when he left overtime. Purdy did not turn the ball over. The loss was not on Purdy. I wish Purdy had the chance to have the ball last. He will be back to the SB.
I mean if Trent Dilfer can win a sb, a good qb like Purdy can. The offense just needs more explosive passing plays. The NFC is extremely weak so the opportunities are there. They should be the favs to get back to the SB but I expect one of the Lions and Packers to level up next season. CMAC's injury history is a concern. He's getting closer to 30.
Screw the critics they're talking to hear themselves talk
Watch the tape. He missed a lot of open receivers.
Missed them? Or the defense was running him down because they left them unblocked? Try to find an open receiver that's not your first read with a defender in your face in less than 1 seconds after snap
He's a dollar store Joe burrow....and that's not that bad
you wish, Purdy is poor mans version of Ty Detmer. He couldnt start on most teams, except niners with all thier offensive talent. Not to mention CMC makes him, take him away and Purdy becomes Turdy
He’s a $900K starting quarterback who led the league in passing
In his FIRST full season Brock Purdy has almost all the 2023 season #1 QB stats, broke a 49er franchise record (longest passing yardage in a season, passing Joe Montana and Steve Young), broke a NFC record (biggest point-deficit at halftime comeback in NFC Championship game history), broke a NFL record (highest deep pass (>20 yds) Cmpl% in season in recorded NFL history at 63.8% (prev. rec. 55%).
The one stat that I show Purdy-deniers is his #1 CPOE. That's Completion Percentage Over Expectation. Reread those last 2 words. This is an advanced metric that essentially ranks QB's passing accuracy in difficult/challenging situations as compared to all other QB's under the same difficulty/challenge situations. Purdy, in his first full season, beat ALL other QB's in the league in CPOE. The rbsdm site compares all Quarterbacks in their chart by plotting Passing Efficiency (EPA/P; that's Expected Points Added per Play) vs. CPOE. Brock Purdy is all alone in the top right corner.
@@rhmayer1 Facts🔥🔥🔥
@@ekoboyz757 did you watch the superbowl? Deebo, Kittle, Aiyuk were no shows. CMC avg 3 yard a carry and lost a fumbled in FG range. the oline was swiss cheese, yet they sacked him just 1 and he never turned the ball over. Purdy carried the entire fucking offense with very little help outside of jennings. and you know what?
everytime they were down - he left the field with he lead
Hurts made way more plays last year than Purdy
Congrats to him, he also got whupped by the 49ers and lost his way out of the playoffs.
That fumble was a WTF but otherwise yes Jalen Hurts did play well. That KC defense wasn't as tight as what Purdy faced. Purdy faced more pressure, made better throws into KC coverage.
@@nathanchildress5596 niners got as far as the eagles. Congrats to you!
Yeah but he looked terrible the last 1/4 of this season. Injuries? Worn out? Who knows but his tank was definitely empty by the time the postseason started.
@@nelsonc6173 dude I’m talking in the last 2 super bowls specifically
Coming in ‘last’ in the NFL draft is still ahead of thousands of player who wish for the chance to play. Some great players are not even drafted, see James Harrison for one example.
The fact is , the NFL scouts got it wrong with Purdy, and they hate that 😁.
I've got a ton of respect for Brock Purdy and how far he's made it. I also know the draft is an inexact science. I still wonder what made everyone pass on him round after round. There had to have been some tangible reason.
I think there’s 3 main main factors that led to his draft position.
1. He ranks relatively low on physical metrics compared to other QBs in the draft class, which plays an outsized role in how players are evaluated and talked about. One interesting thing to note is that after working with 49ers coaches in the offseason, his arm speed increased significantly.
2. His performance (and the teams performance) declined in his senior year. Iowa State fans could fill in the details, but my understanding is this was at least in part due to coaching changes.
3. In college he had a tendency to make boneheaded mistakes when trying to do it all himself and played hero ball. He has obviously cleaned this up a ton.
With all the above as context I’m not surprised he was drafted low, but I also think it was a big miss from scouts/analysts regardless.
Sam Darnold would have won that game
Just face it. The "experts" just suck!
CMC had 30 touches….
And KC was really good limiting him on the ground.
22 carries 8 receptions. The problem was losing Debo again. He hurt himself as usual. He had 11 targets 3 rushes. He’s a big part of the game plan. Jennings was great. But where was Aiyuk? Probably the doghouse because he ain’t coming back next year.
@@Kenny49ERS Aiyuk runs routes that take more time and the oline couldn’t hold up enough to let them develop
@@baydawg he was open for multiple touchdowns, but the offensive line couldn’t stop KC
Yeah but 49ers limited Pacheco more than the Chiefs limited CMC. CMC had an 80/22+80/8 game (yds/carries+yds/targets) for 160 yards. Pacheco had an 59/18+33/6 game for 92 yards. CMC and Pacheco made all their receptions; neither had any drops.
I like how they think almost 4 yards a carry is limiting him. That's a first down every 3 plays.
Brock making $45M/yr 💀💀💀
We were hearing that the Ravens never really even TRIED to run.
Stop with Purdy, he is a average at best with below average arm strength. Jimmy G did the same on this team, same SB loss and same 10 point lead. Purdy came away with field goals when he needed TD's when going against Mahomes. Nick Foles went for TD's when he played against Tom Brady. Purdy is a short time wonder, if you pay him he will be Ty Detmer at best. stop over rating him cause he isnt that good
You’re tripping, you don’t watch tape, and you certainly haven’t taken a snap in your life. If you Purdy and Jimmy G it’s not similar at all
If Jimmy did the same why isn't he still with the niners, oh yeah wait Brock beat him out of the position. I guess you didn't watch the previous Superbowl. Jimmy straight up choked when it mattered the most. But I get you're a Chiefs fan who doesn't like the niners QB, it's all good.
You must be a Cowboy fan.
@@VeryOldMercactually an Eagles fan 😂
@eko still hurt about Hurts 😂