Brock Purdy Keeps Impressing: Playmaker, Poise, and In-Game Learning
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That drop by Aiyuk would have been the best play of any QB all weekend.
Should have been a catch. Hit him perfectly in both hands. Insanely good throw. Good news: BA will expect it next time.
That's what happen when our WR's are designed to catch in stride for YAC only and we normally don't try to catch contested balls. Not what Shanahan wanted but on that play it was improv by Purdy. Aiyuk will be ready next time.
@@salamander337 agreed.
Facts!
Rewatching that play only makes it even more impressive. He throws that absolute laser almost immediately after ducking a lineman, just unreal how accurate that was. And on top of the great scrambling as well
One thing im noticing about purdy Thats different from jimmy is that hes not afraid to go for the kill shot instead of the designated target. Its probably why theyre scoring 30 plus each game.
Jimmy forgot that a âclear out routeâ is still allowed to catch the ball. Lol. And if heâs open, throw it!
@@Zoze13 i think all our guys need to remember that lol
It's also nice to have someone who doesn't mind scrambling.
Honestly, I think it's the check down that's opening up the scoring.
Jimmy was so awful at escaping pressure that he never got to his checkdown on a lot of plays. Brock is moving in the pocket, and whar that does is:
1. Buys time to find the checkdown
2. Gets defenders moving out of the flat, and leaving checkdown options wide open
I slightly disagree. Most of the time the kill shot is the designated target. Jimmy just can't see it or make the throw.
Brock is perfect for S.F. and the Niners are perfect for him. Match made in Heaven.
The thing that gets me about purdy is that he sees the whole field instantly. Makes decisions instantly and can get rid of the ball super fast.
I wouldn't say that Purdy is seeing everything perfectly, but he's seeing things better than many current NFL starting QBs and is crazy good for a rookie. He is still learning and improving.
He certainly knows where he needed to go but on short to mid range designed targeted play he sometimes missed wide open receiver going to the post.
@salamander337 yes. I see that too. But he is also a rookie. My point not being that he is perfect, but he has the ability to play as fast if not faster in his head. It takes some people a long time to get to that point. The fact that he has been doing it from the jump is just crazy to me. I'm not expert and I can't see the future but he has something. No idea where it will take him, but it's been fun to watch
@@leokarasinski4217 Agree Purdy is doing incredibly well for a rookie. Also agree his processing and scheme understanding are already outstanding and should get better.
Did you know he threw nearly 5x as many passes in college than Trey Lance and did it against much better competition in the Big 12?
Brock has been a very good QB for a long time.
I'm excited to see him continue to learn and improve. He already has a VERY high floor. I look forward to seeing how high his ceiling is.
@Loanword Eggcorn I've been a niners fan since forever.. I'm pretty pumped. I'm glad we have him. I'm glad Kyle and the weapons are there. It all helps and I don't want to under play that it's very important. But the talent he shows to see the field make quick decisions and get rid of the ball is crazy to watch. Just crazy. Now yea people have said oh who have they played. Well yea not the greatest teams. But they won. They constantly won, made a few look easy even. There's something there and I like it. Dallas will be a challenge especially if good dallas shows up! Regardless this has been amazing to watch and I hope he grows into the best qb we have had in a long long time. Here's to a good game, no injuries and most importantly GO NINERS!
Great breakdown. Yes, Purdy is benefiting from having all the talent around him (including the head coach), but the two off-schedule TDs he made showed me he is much more than a plug and play QB in Shanahanâs system.
Him doing better than Jimmy and anyone else put behind center is evidence of how special he is. Brock IS one on the pieces of talent on the team
@@PaulGaither great way to put it. This team looks like theyâre winning with the qb and not inspite which theyâve looked like the past couple years with Jimmy.
Not to mention that insane dropped touchdown pass
Yeh. Shanny couldnât score this much points on a consistent basis with QBs that have been here in his tenure as SF head coach. Brian Hoyer, CJ Beathard, Nick Mullens, Jimmy G, Trey Lance.
Funny part about those people that say âoh heâs only doing good because of whoâs around him.â Granted some of that is true, but what does that say about Trey? He struggled like a mofo the entire time he started.
The footwork of Aiyuk blocking for Deebo's TD was just outstanding. Never allowed the DB to disengage the block without holding the DB.
I felt like the high-step was him changing his gait to throw off the linebacker, make him hesitate and think he was going to cut back inside.
Yup. That's what Purdy said in the post game interview. He was just trying to juke the linebacker.
Or look like he was starting to slide.
He did that Juke move at Iowa State and the opponent is still looking for his jock.
Itâs just a move meant to pause or throw off the timing of pursuit. Definitely not a showboat move. Good to see Brock have a bag of tricks for scrambling.
Agree!
So happy for all of us niner fans. We were due for a solid QB. Jimmy G is solid but this dude is MAGIC. Very high ceiling for Brock! Go niners baby
Exciting to anticipate watching Brock Purdy with another year in Shanahans offense.
Been looking forward to this lol. Purdy's literally been unbelievable to the point he's polarizing aha. Another baby faced assassin in the Bay đ„¶đ„¶
Well said
That could easily be Brock's nickname. Good ring to it. Get it?
Baby faced assassin!
@@jrizzuti Yeah, I get it!
Bay Assassin!
What ever "it" is, the kid has it.
Purdy is the Unicorn Rookie QB...one has to be in awe of what this kid can do.
Agree.
Purdy absolutely made the right read on that Aiyuk post. He saw the safety flat footed and went for the touchdown.
I've been looking forward to this one. There's a lot of peeps out there saying this QB isn't special and I'm having hard time believing that. Thanks JT!
He's a system QB when compared to a proven playoff QB like Dak Prescott he's crap
@@FRAKKKA found the cowboys fan
@@FRAKKKA bro before yesterday he had the same amount of playoff wins as Dak and how tf is dak a proven Play-off qb lol
@@FRAKKKA The Playoff QB who decided to run with 17 seconds on the clock an no Time outs ?
@Ace Ace how is dak a proven playoff qb? Heswon 2 playoff games in seven years you guys are a joke
Brock's willingness to throw the ball away and lose a down instead of a sack is top tier
Yeah that last one was crazy good! Not a 49ers fan but I audibly shouted in disappointment after the drop.
Need Aiyuk to catch every possible td and finish every route vs boys
Looked to me like aiyuk knew he was clearing the safety and knew he had him cleared. With the way aiyuk blocks looks like he was stopping to hunt up a dB to spring deebo
@@joshualehman685a lot of shanahans plays are scripted to go to a specific guy. He will play 4 receivers and 3 are literally just decoys to get 1 open and hit it.
A lot of people ripped on Jimmy for not taking some deep shots but the truth is they just werenât supposed to get the ball. Now, Purdy hasnât been too shy to take those deep shots. I think youâre right, Aiyuk saw the ball coming out and assumed it was going to Deebo til he saw it flying.
@@nathangothan601 absolutely true. Purdy and Trey would throw balls that were supposed to go elsewhere. I think of the long TD to deebo last year against Houston. That's not a Kyle play call. Trey saw it and uncorked it.
I really think that's what makes either more dangerous than jimmy. Jimmy will run the play almost robotic. Kyle's designs are so detailed it generally ends up with an open player. The other 2 catch defenses cheating
@@joshualehman685 thatâs one of the things that most people never understood about Jimmy. He CAN throw deep balls, he just chooses not to and instead runs the scripted play as heâs told.
@@nathangothan601 for sure. I wanted him to take a few more shots just for field spacing in the run game. Punish the safeties for playing down. I love Kyle and his scheme but, at time, it is too rigid. I like Purdy's spiral the best of the 3 Lance has the strongest arm. Jimmy reads everything the fastest.
peep purdy dry his handoff at 22:49 that's you know a QB is crazy comfortable and relaxed
Laughed so hard the big Aiyuk drop in the corner of the end zone.....ref was like "IT'S DOWN!! IT'S DOWN!! IT'S DOWN!!!"
I'm like, yeah....we know. Calm down. đ
That ref was way too happy that Aiyuk didn't catch it. That ref annoyed me with his reaction.
â@@WhatsMyPurposeOrgnah.i think the ref was just trolling Aiyuk for dropping that easy TD.
What also cracks me up is the camera man. Just gets right up in Aiyuk's grill while he's lying there lol
All things considered, I feel like this is a pretty glowing review for a rookie in his first playoff game. We've seen rookies and guys with more experience play worse. Purdy is already good enough to help make some plays, but the fact there's still room to improve I feel like could really speak well to how he could look in the future.
I also think that some of the things were his receivers not being on the same page as Brock, like JT said. That gets fixed with time with his guys, which considering he's a rookie, he's obviously going to get lots of in the future. Overall, you can tell Brock has good feel for the game, and he's got unexpected ability to make plays with his legs
Awesome breakdown. Having you point out all the stuff that Purdy seems to do well gives me more and more confidence that Purdy isn't just a "flash in the pan". He is looking like a legit NFL QB....who happens to be surrounded by an unfair group of skill players and has one of the best playcallers in the NFL as his head coach.
Hi J.T., Thanks for finally getting back to Brock Purdy. Brock is still learning and improving. There are some reads he's still missing, but he's already much better at scheme understanding and execution than either Jimmy or Trey, and that's incredible for a rookie. He's also got excellent elusiveness and can create plays when the designed play is well-covered. We have a franchise QB, and it's not Trey.
Keep in mind that Brock has been in the offense for less than a year. It usually takes highly experienced NFL starters a full year of playing to get comfortable in Kyle's offense. Brock has done very well in a few months, and mostly with mental reps on the practice squad. That's amazing.
His emotional intelligence (EQ) is off the charts too, and that's part of how he's able to stay calm and play well.
Also we need to credit first-time QB coach Brian Griese for cutting Jimmy's long term interception rate IN HALF, while developing Trey, and making significant improvements in Brock's very good college game, while getting him up to speed in Kyle's offense quickly and effectively. (In your breakdowns of Brock's college tape, some of the flaws you spotted have already been coached out by the 49ers.)
31:08 Usually on that concept, Kittle gets the shallowest route. #58 was looking for Kittle to do that, and it messed him up. Instead Deebo went shallow and Kittle went slant, so it was a deliberate switch up from tendency. That's why it looked unusual to you too. It was an exchange concept.
Yeah I think the QB coach and improved pass protection is very underrated. Yes Jimmy was playing hurt last year but I still think his improvement was shocking and not just explainable by surgery. He was #3 overall in efficiency before he got hurt and now Brock has the #1 rating since starting. And the irony is that all of this was intended to help trey develop but it ended up benefiting the other QBs
@@forty9r9r7 I definitely credit QB coach Brian Griese and O-Line Coach Chris Foerster for major improvements this year.
Though he's made significant improvement, Trey is still so raw that he's also far behind in QB development. He clearly has some potential, but may or may not reach it.
@@LoanwordEggcorn Agreed. It's interesting that Trey and Brock are kind of opposites of each other. Trey has the raw athletic ability, numbers (like height/size) but didn't have a lot of big game experience, whereas Brock wasn't thought of as having athletic ability, is considered short for an NFL QB, but had a lot of big game experience at Iowa. I forget if this channel talked about it but I have to wonder if the NFL starts evaluating QBs differently now.
@@forty9r9r7 That's my take too. Trey succeeded by running tough and passing well on relatively rare occasions. He took good care of the ball, but didn't really do much conventional QBing in terms of passes.
Brock threw nearly 5x as many passes in college than Trey and did it against much better competition in the Big 12. But he was also developing as a good passer and student of the game since his freshman year in high school. Trey, not so much.
Brock was shorter so kind of had to play with excellent fundamentals and scheme understanding, like a Drew Brees. Brock has mostly excellent footwork; nearly perfect most of the time.
Trey has some very inconsistent footwork at times. It's partially been coached out, but keep creeping back in at times. That causes an inconsistent platform and inconsistent throws and resulting misses.
Trey made major improvements in his scheme and situational football understanding, but is still pretty far behind Jimmy or Trey.
Brock also has underrated athletic ability, particularly movement and agility so he's able to escape pressure and make plays with his legs, but it's usually to set up the pass, especially in the NFL. (He ran more in college.) Now, he's always looking to throw, even when scrambling.
So Brock does have some sneaky athleticism mostly in lower body movement skills, but not nearly as much arm as Trey.
Brock was drafted low due to height. He's only a slightly taller than Brees. I agree those evaluations too often don't take into account actual QB skill. I'm glad the 49ers did.
@@forty9r9r7 I'm not a fan of big arm guys or big athletic guys at QB.
In my opinion, those types don't spend their formative years working the pocket.
By the time they get to the pros and hit the wall, they are way behind the curve.
Steve Young spent years improving his pocket game before it paid off, and that dude is smart
The Aiyuk drop would have made history. A QB throwing 4 TDs and 1 Rushing TD has only happened a handful of times in the playoffs. I want to say about 5. Ironically Dak did it on Monday they showed the graph there. The fact that Purdy was a drop ball away is incredible to me.
Agree. For a rookie, it's totally crazy. And that's totally irrespective of what system or playmakers are there. It's QB play.
Your enthusiasm is so genuine and knowledge so vast, it creates a thoroughly enjoyable presentation. Thank you!!
Yeah this is what makes his channel so good imo, he seems so excited just watching these guys play
The 49ers offense is so much more fun to watch now that he's the QB.
yeah it sucked with jimmy G
I loved hearing about the play where Purdy showed learning throughout the game. The linebacker had made two plays on the same type of play, so Purdy made the adjustment the next time he saw that look and was decisive. I think that type of stuff bodes well for his future, cause that shows he's able to learn from what he sees and is able to make changes
Purdy has extremely far above average scheme understanding and scheme execution for a rookie, but is still learning. That's the scary part. He is very good now and can probably be much better.
@@LoanwordEggcorn that's what I noticed too. As good as he's been, there's still room to grow that he can feasibly improve. And judging by his ability to learn mid game, there's a good chance that with time we see those improvements happen.
@@greyklopstock7155 Agree. Everything points to continued improvement. Also because he is a definite student of the game. He does a ton of study and review. The results speak for themselves.
I am extremely impressed with his play already, and think he will continue to improve.
@@LoanwordEggcornimagine him improving, we could average 40 points a game
This was huge for me. Alex Rollins mentioned Purdy hitting the rat linebacker in the hands two times as a negative (which it is). Here JT shows the THIRD time as a positive - in game correction by a rookie, which is not always common.
Purdys athleticism is fun to watch and a nice compliment to his game, but where he can really excel is upstairs. 49er fans should be excited.
Purdy makes things look smooth and easy. He seems to have very good pocket awareness. He's doing great with his opportunities.
Iâve been waiting for this one . Another baby face assassin in the bay . Go Niners !
Aiyuck block downfield was magic. Still impressed by it
I took a bong rip every time JT said âwide ass openâ and now I canât remember what football is
I think Jennings is our secret weapon. So much skill coming from all positions. Kittle, MCM, Deebo, Aiyuk; they get most of the attention. Then, when we need a deep conversion; Jennings baby!
I agree bro slept on but he shinin too
Thing about Jennings is that he's ALWAYS ready, which always helps. His Mic'd up video shows his energy.
They don't call him "Chains" for no reason
Donât sleep on Ray-Ray McCloud either, he is the 2nd coming of Deebo.
@@PESantiago Ray-Ray is the TRUTH! That TD during the Washington game!
I was at the game and the rain was the hardest before 15 minutes kickoff and in the through most of the first quarter. It was absolutely dumping in that time period and then It was nice and clear afterwards until around the last couple of minutes in the fourth
Nice video, really well done. One thing I want to mention is the scramble and the weird high step thing. He was asked about that in the presser after, he was just trying to get the defender to hesitate a second, wasn't show boating by any means.
Crock call out!! Love it.
Great review and analysis, JTO!
Thanks JT for another great breakdown. Back about 2-3 years ago I remember you made an analysis vid of Purdy when he was still at Iowa State. Itâs amazing how things have advanced and how spot on your initial analysis was. Thanks for the awesome breakdown vids keep it up
Cool!
JT is a square peg in a square hole. Knows his stuff and conveys it in understandable terms
2:17 - that lucky young man is rookie Tariq Woolen. Honestly, I canât imagine being a rook and being thrown in there against some of the best players and coaches in the world. The schemes, talent and speed have to be humbling yet exhilarating.
I think Aiyuk stopped on that route because he figured the ball went to Deebo already and he needs to block for him, which is what is probably supposed to happen on that play and with the space Deebo had, he would've scored on it.
Yeah I was thinking Aiyuk read the safety and thought that the ball was going underneath and so he thought the ball was already thrown when he was down field
I knew Purdy was going to be special. 8 months ago, I stated "10 years from now everyone going to say how and why he last til the 7th Rd..thanks God the 49ers got him in the last pick of the 7th Rd."
During the December 15, 2022 Seahawks game, Brock Purdy had broken ribs. He almost didn't start. Kyle Shanahan was going to put in Josh Johnson. But Brock Purdy felt he could play through the pain, so he took a pain shot. Brock played through the pain and played quite well. Most fans and media don't know about this but you can Google it. What sets Brock Purdy apart from other rookie QBs and a lot of NFL QBs are his intangible skills. The types of skill sets people aren't aware of or understand. You can't draw them on a screen dissecting them. Then add on his gameplay and he plays very well. I'm excited for his career in the NFL. It will be fun to watch him grow as a QB.
Excellent breakdown JT. This content is why I subscribe to your channel!
Thanks for your video! Brock Purdy is a fun player to watch and I really liked your videos of him at Iowa State. You called him Bryce Purdy at the end and itÂŽs funny because Bryce Young plays a lot like Purdy IMHO. He ÂŽs probably more talented than Purdy obviously but who knows whoÂŽs gonna be better in NFL?
This is the first analyst I've heard address that it was pouring rain when Purdy missed his throws (most chocked it up to him being "nervous" or just choking; he clearly got better when the weather improved).
Thanks very much for reminding the world how BP is not a generic entity. What a historic time for the Niners!
"Bryce" Purdy at the end lol
On the last play, I think the defender got a fingertip on the ball as Aiyuk was gathering and that's what led to the drop. You can't see on these wide angles, you need the broadcast angles and zooms.
I knew I heard that right! Tighten up JT!
When you stack the box, the middle will be open, especially if the secondary talent is limited.
Walter Payton used to do that leg pump move. Sure is crazy how Purdue is throwing well and has the ability to try that love
Watch Purdy dry his throwing hand real quick @ 21:51 between the snap and the throw. I can't recall ever seeing a QB do that right before he throws it downfield. lol.
Nice eye
Fun to watch, and fun to hear your analysis. Thanks!
Thanks for this break down JT! Bring on Sunday!
The 3rd down conversion to Deebo was so huge for the game. That would have been punting situation if they didn't convert. Would have shifted the entire momentum of that game.
The thing that has really stood out to me about Purdy, is his almost sixth sense for pressure, it seems like he always knows when protection is breaking down, even on his blind side. I don't know if they have a call out or something, but I've seen him perfectly evade pressure from a guy that wasn't in his field of vision about 20 times, it always blows me away and to still be doing it as a rookie in the playoffs is just bananas.
Purdy is no fluke. This young man can play... and it's not just what he's doing, it's also the quickness in which he's doing it... the speed that he processes everything, and then makes plays. Madden used to say about Montana, "These things he's doing are NOT easy, but he makes them LOOK easy!" Mr. Purdy reminds me of a young #16 back in the day. No joke. The Niners can absolutely bring home another Lombardi with him.
I really appreciate your breakdowns. Solid work.
In that first clip of the linebacker closing the window knocking down the ball in the red zone..
If Purdy quick pumps out side or just fake pumps it to the spot he tried to throw it in..that backer would have bit all the way and he had aiyuk a tenth of a second later wide open on the other side of that backer position.
The pass protection was good so he still had a tick or two.
I'm sure film study and review like this has coaches both frothing at the mouth and hungrily salivating over the teachable moments and the potentials for splash plays/scores.
I will never intentionally desire to deal with that kinda stress.
Great job jt glad to see you on here
Love it JT. 27 for Seattle went to the Pro Bowl this year by the way! Rookie out of UTSA
The legend of Bryce purdy..
I was looking forward to this! Love the shout out to Croc! Lol
I like his use of the pocket. He shifts around in it instead of bailing out too early like Kenny Pickett does.
Great review Coach! One thing I personally have been analyzing about Brock Purdyâs game is his ability to flee the pocket and make quick decisions. He makes plays with his feet and I can see him causing trouble for opposing defenders reading whether or not heâll pass or run (they can quarterback spy). Purdyâs pocket presence separates him from Jimmy Garappolo while Purdy can extend a play with his legs while Jimmy most of the time will take a sack. Iâm not saying heâll be the next Tom Brady because Purdy simply has more weapons, but his reads are definitely top tier to any quarterback Iâve seen.
Great stuff. Unbelievably informative.
@11:15 - What I liked on the Aiyuk miscommunication/incompletion play was Purdy's willingness to challenge deep. We haven't seen many deep downfield throws from him yet. Most of his big chunk throws have been in the 15-25 yd range. Deebo was open coming across the field at about 10-15 yds downfield. Purdy could have taken the easy chunk and a first down with room for YAC, but he went for the home run. He passed up the open 12-yd pass for the 40+ yd TD bomb w/ single coverage. Now, sure, it didn't work out.....and on this one play the throw to Deebo would have had a better result. But long term, beyond this one play, I love that Purdy made that throw--even if incomplete--just to show safeties and defensive coordinators that he has that in his arsenal. The lack of that throw is part of why Garoppolo has been limited. Jimmy G has shown that he consistently can't hit that throw, so much so that he really doesn't even attempt it much. Defenses have been able to creep up on him because they haven't been worried about that over the top throw. Receivers don't even bother running routes that deep, and if/when they do, it's usually just as a decoy which the safeties don't bite on. This throw--40+ yds, outside the lines, on the mark, in a very catchable location if Aiyuk continues--served notice to the league that he can and will torch them. That unlike other recent 49ers QB's, he is hunting for that home run throw. He still needs to actually hit that home run a time or two to really scare defenses, but for right now just this flash seemed like enough to put it in the minds of the 1-3 defenses he has left to face this season. Even if it does nothing other than to keep defenses honest and stop them from sliding up and cutting off his 10-20 yard windows, that throw--even incomplete--served its purpose. AND, perhaps just as importantly, that throw may have put the idea into Shanahan's head that he can dial a home run play or two per game and let the kid rip it.
JT dropping knowledge and insight!
I picked up on this during the game and I thought kittle was intending to be a blocker all the way, it was so perfectly positioned 31:13
Watched your purdy break down when the niners drafted him and I've been praying he got a shot. I hyped him up all off-season.
I'm very impressed with the improvements Purdy has made from his already good college game. He is still a work in progress and may have a very high ceiling and high floor.
Look. Let's be clear. The QB School keeps impressing. Love the analysis. Can't sleep on Brock Purdy anymore. Kid can ball.
Bcb is a BEAST! Over the last 8 games Purdy is #1 in Qbr, #1 in Passer rating, #1 in Lowest picks, #1 in Most yards per pass, and Tied #1 for Most Td's! FACTS!!!
Thanks JT!
Excellent and very informative. If I were 49ers I would hire you JT as consultant. You are great teacher.
Just don't hand him anythingđ đ€Ł
I'm from Davis and watched you play your three years there. Great show.
Awesome! Thank you!
Big JT good video sir as always. keep up the good work
Thanks đ
wasn't sure i'd stick it through, but damn it was fun to watch this breakdown. good job, dude. and hell yeah, Brock. keep reppin. ISU alumn represent!
Great content.
I think a REALLY simple summation of the BCB show is; We are seeing basically by the book, a scenario that the old days of rookie QB development would be. A guy that started 4 years in college, got time to sit on the bench and learn from vets, got time to develop relationships with teammates AND timing with the backs and recievers. And big shocker...by the latter third of a full season, he's basically ready to roll and move forward.
Man, I'm excited about this playoff run with Brock. I'm cautiously optimistic. The defense and running game have been stellar, and they will need to continue to do so, especially with the possibility of having to go to Philly. But all it takes is one bad game from a rookie QB for this run to end. If it does, I can't wait for what the future holds at QB for my 49ers.
All it takes is one bad game from a Veteran qb too. Every qb has bad games and I feel thereâs such a high expectation for him that when or if he does lose it wonât be good. Everyone will just âah well heâs a rookieâ and not give him another chance. I just hope people remain realistic and objective.
@@jinnij.caiman Exactly! For me, whatever happens in this post season, BP should start next season and Trey and whoever is gonna be our 3rd string should battle it out for the spot!
@Jinnij Brock has to just limit mistakes and make good reads to continue to give us a great chance. He doesn't have to win it all on his own. The difference is that veterans are just that, veterans. They are more likely to shake off a bad pick or a missed opportunity because they have been there before. I am cautiously optimistic and yes realistic as well. If the season ends Sunday, so be it. Hopefully, next year at camp, we can see if Lance was worth all those draft picks. Having some competition in camp and not just being given the starting job and having to earn it will give us a real look at Lance and at Brock. Either way, I'm excited about this playoff run. Go 49ers.
32:10 "You know there's nothing easy ripping outs at 3rd and medium in the NFL... almost takes out Pete" đđ I love the funny little details like this I never would've noticed.
Watch your show often. Great Great content. I keep checking for more Daniel Jones
Awesome review. Thanks JT! Keep 'em coming.
I try to watch for the off ball intangibles that he does, especially after hand off. He's selling pass wholesale so that the LBs never really know who's got the ball until the ball carrier is on them. Absolutely love it. Just waiting for the highlight of him throwing a monster block to spring Deebo on a reverse for a big score. You know it's coming.
The reason why Brock is the guy is because pre snap he has a plan and post snap he has the legs/experience to finish the job
Yo I remember when you were a niner too JT
Nice video. You nailed it on this guy two years ago.
Right on
Great job JT!!
"If the defender could catch, he'd be playing offense" haha
The most impressive thing for me so far is how well placed Purdy's balls are on intermediate and short passes. He's been very good at hitting guys in stride so they can attack the defense with a full head of steam.
Brock agreed when A reporter asked him if having so many studs around him makes it the NFL game in some ways easier than the college game. It was an eye-opening comment. Your very first QB School of Brock missed this. Everyone missed this except for in some way, Kyle and the 49ers scouts. Love your work by the way. Keep it up
Excellent analysis.
I been riding with the 9ers weekly since JT O'Sullivan himself was the 9ers starting QB. Even before that with Jeff Garcia but y'all get the point JT o'Sullivan making the video.
There was some rough ass years there for a while so in the bay when we get to watch teams like this weekly its such a fun season
Aiyuk needs to realize it's not Jimmy playing QB any more, if he runs a post it's one on one and he has inside leverage Purdy is going to throw it to him...
Great breakdown
Thanks
Good stuff JT!
In Purdyâs first few starts I noticed his throwing motion looked very similar to Brett Farveâs, and since then I keep seeing more & more of Farveâs stylings & game in Brock Purdy. At times Iâve seen a bit Drew Breesâs game too, but definitely Farveâs wind up throwing motion, coupled with a bit of a haphazardness to get a bit more out of some bad situations, even if itâs just an elongated run to get rid of the ball rather than taking a sack.
thanks JT
no prob
Wow, the pre snap stuff is what impresses me most
This guy has It!!! Been watching the 49ers since the 80s!!! He is nimble, he has great acsthetic, he changes plays into advantageous positioning given the circumstance, he can manipulate with his eyes, he's got sound engrained mechanics, he makes good decisions, he doesn't turn it over, he's saved and gives glory to God. He will scramble for 1st downs, he's tough (Stands in pocket till last second) He puts the chip of being overlooked on his shoulder and dares you to knock it off. He is prepared, poised and has pin-point accuracy, and he makes players around him better. Can he throw it 80s yards?? Probably not. But he will get it to the open man who can take it 80. That's what we need. That's how we draw it up!!! He's pretty special.
5:38 A Stafford no look pass is the way to go here. Look at the "E" and throw to the "R"
itâs going to be interesting watching our boys vs the 9ers on sunday! for sure going to be a throw down! We found and saved key players for playoffs and itâll be veryyy interesting watching parsons on Cmac & Just bust thru yâallâs O Line and pursue purdy on the run! plus our D line + secondary is locked in. hopefully kellen more designs a good game plan against yalls defense. good luck tho đđ
Do you know the Air Coryell offense? If you do, can you make a video on that offense? I have been curious to learn about the Air Coryell offense and would be thankful for your help.
@9:15 pretty trippy to see the reverse snap lol
Missed some EASY ones early ... settled in though and played really well & sharp