In their head to head game, Purdy and Mahomes had similar stats all around but Purdy threw one more interception. Purdy played one of the best defenses in the NFL while Mahomes played a defense that can’t get their head out of their asses 69% of the time.
those stats are misleading a fuk tho, mahomes converted many crucial 3rd downs in the 2nd half to put the game away, while purdys best drive was in garbage time. You can't really blame purdy for that game tho, he is still a young qb with many on his WRs out, not many young qbs will do well in that situation.
@@quangsterbecause there were running lanes. Typically unless he’s juking everyone out of their shoes it’s typically a defensive breakdown when there’s running lanes for a QB. The long run would have been a 1st down either way even before the safety over ran him on the sidelines. To be fair
@littlebabycarrotful CMC makes it harder to play man because he will beat any LB coming out of the backfield. Because he us such and elite dual treat he forces teams to cover certain ways. Versus better defense they tend to lose because the refuse to stay committed to the run unless they are getting big runs or are ahead.
@@sharifali5384 ive heard that and it's hard to argue against. Something seems different this year. But i swear i saw that last year Christian was at the back of the league in average separation on pass plays(for RBs). But that could just reflect the effort teams put in to stop him. Maybe the same way BA was the best at getting open last year but got less avg separation than Deebo or Kittle, because he probably always faced the opposing teams' best CBs. Maybe its not the same, but it's obvious you dont want Christian to have the ball in space. But Mason seems awfully good with the ball in space as well. And the 49ers dont throw it to him much. I like watching Brock throw downfield as much as any fan. But i bet if they actually got Mason involved in the pass game early, the intermediate and downfield stuff would be more open.
It's pretty obvious to me that there's a few issues offensively with the 49ers: 1 - Purdy didn't have his best weapons and wanted to make up for the Superbowl, which led to him taking the risky passes and not the easy 5 yard gains (e.g 15:32). He didn't play like himself at all. Case in point the throw on the go-route with 6 mins remaining in the 3rd on 2nd and 6, he chooses to throw to Cowling who is 1v1 on McDuffie, rather than take the easy first down to Kittle. I'm sure he will get better once he settles down, which is why I think Shanahan spent 5 mins talking to him at his locker after the game 2 - Shanahan still can't run a dropback passing game. He doesn't present Hot options against blitzes (WR's not cutting routes short, nor running into the vacated spaces) which leads to Purdy running for his life most of the time 3 - The O-Line blocking is too suspect, they let some blitzers run straight through which speaks to scheme as they're not picking up the runners at all (look at 10:33 and tell me how you leave 2 rushers running at the QB without delaying either of them!), and then look at 20:46 and see the RG just flat out not blocking anyone even though the RT is getting beat!! 4 - We can't beat sticky man coverage as the WR's we have aren't burners (Aiyuk is a 4.50, so is Samuel). Especially when they play inside leverage to stop the in-breaking intermediate throws 5 - The play calling at times is ridiculous. The first interception we expect Juice (44) to run from left TE, to block the opposite side DE, that's what really causes the pick. Purdy has been saving Shanahan a LOT this season with his scrambling and improvising
Spags said after the SB that fist half Purdy as picking them apart with zone Defense, he switched to man to man, he knows Niners receivers don't create separation and when you add free rushers to that, Purdy looks bad, when Defenses adjust Kyle doesn't and Purdy runs out of options, in this particular game Purdy tried to be aggressive and that lead to him taking bad decisions, someone needs to tell him that sacks are not the end of the world.
Yeah, typically young quarterbacks struggle much more with zone defense, not Purdy, he thrives in zone. No QB will be successful if receivers don’t create separation in man though.
@@jeffmiesen yeah I think the key for purdy is to just throw it away and live to play another down. He can't make them open, but he can stay safe. Which hilariously is what everyone used to assume he did all the time.
What I got from this was really bad pass protection through out the game resulting in either no time to let receivers hit their routes, our just busted plays. Not sure if that rattled Brock, because the underthrown passes to Kittle and Cowing, we've seen him hit his recievers in stride a lot. He will bounce back. But Brock is a way more heads up and complete QB than Shanahan has had since hes been the head coach with the 9ers. He has to take advantage of Brock's talent and start designing plays for him.
this! Get him out of the pocket. Do a zone read run for him. Have some damn creativity. They are running such basic generic stuff with a bunch of backups.
When the Chiefs struggled offensively Reid schemed pass plays for an entire scoring drive. High percentage stuff. Kyle doesnt do the same for Brock. I feel like he did it a lot more often last year
Purdy should’ve dirtted that interception to Kittle. Brock threw blind expecting George to be in the correct spot but Kittle drifted up to push the safety, which who didn’t bite. Purdy has to know when to call it and live for another down. We got this tho, not worried at all. BangBang Faithful
@@ChaseDanielShow I think some of these plays are very slow developing kyle called a bad game & purdy prob played his worst game but it seams to me Kyle has called some of his worst games this year
Kyle needs to improve the pass blocking and run more runs… seeing that problem happen more this year than last year. Just cause we don’t have CMC doesn’t mean we don’t have a RB depth chart… Raheem Mostert & Tevin Coleman were the primary running backs during that 2019 run and you saw what they did. Brock isn’t Jimmy G obviously but you have to remember that West Coast style Run offense we used to do.
You have to state the obvious Chase, Spags knew what plays Kyle was running and the DBs were running the routes for the receivers most of the game. If you’re Brock it’s hard to succeed like that.
@@MrDavidknigge this is actually false. He threw a dime to Kittle against the Seahawks at the pylon which is clearly outside the numbers. Look it up. Brock needs them to run routes to the sidelines…but needs Kyle’s permission
The real problem is the 49ers have not drafted well recently up until this last draft and they act like they have won the Superbowl recently and they dont have to work hard. In actuality they need to work extra hard. Hopefully they will in this bye week after thr Cowboys game!
The Lance trade is really hurting now. It was the worst draft capital trade ever. He had a bad game but it was compounded because of all the injuries and Kyle's inability to make ingame changes, which is his major flaw.
@@wheelhouse15 he was a terrible draft pick but almost every first rounder they have drafted has been terrible!! Go back over their drafts. Its amazing they still have jobs!
@@TOdoubledizzle24 True, they aren't the worst team for drafting, that would the Raiders, but they do have issues. They actually seem to do better with later round picks.
The DTs did exactly what they are supposed to do on that QB sneak, their guard pulls they come across and sit then pursue down the line. That's what makes it a wild play because the DTs didn't make errors it just hadn't been seen before.
Disappointed we couldn't win considering our defense was playing pretty well till the turnovers killed us but I was actually surprised by the Chiefs D seems they got more stout against the run and are the real strength of that team
As a diehard Niner fan, Purdys' one weakness is throwing against man coverage. Defenses have been playing more of it since Christian McCaffrey went out, forcing Purdy to make more difficult throws. However, Purdy has been effective when attacking downfield, with a 68 adjusted completion percentage on passes 20 yards or more. Most of his sucess is predicated by CMC's rushing attack. Purdy's other 2024 stats include: Snap-to-release time: 3.14 seconds, the best in the league Average depth of target: 10.6 yards, the second best in the league Deep passing yards per game: 73, the best in the league Tight-window throw rate: 24.6%, the second best in the league ap-to-release time: 3.14 seconds, the best in the league. He's in the top 15.
Purdy struggles against man because the only way to beat man is to have WRs that can, or give the QB more freedom to audible. Every shanahan team has a notable weakness against man.
@Zahrul3 The 9ers have a subpar O- line, so having weapons isn't going to help much, especially when you consider the fact that Purdy has his worst games against top-tier Opponents.( the ones you need to beat to win an SB) Elite players can have crappy statistics/games and still find a way regardless of who's out there, more often then not. I'm not saying you have to be elite to get it done, but his margin for error is much smaller. If they don't run the ball effectively in Kyle's system, they will have a to grind out alot of W's, Kyle's stubborness to change things around, his lack of creativity and the ability to confuse the Defense is starting to hold the Niners back a bit.
He just needs to start taking what the D gives and stop trying to force EVERYTHING and missing sure TDs. He’s rattled and he needs to calm down and again, take what the D gives him.
In a game of timing the receivers need to run accurate routes and be where their supposed to be otherwise, it looks like it did out of sync. It's not always on the QB sometimes it's both WR and QB.
I was thinking the same watching the game, what i think is purdy gets in his own head alot when things aint going his way he starts to forget certain things he does great on. He needs to stop sitting down everytime he messes up, he needs to be a leader stand up and pump your offense up. Hes a captain for a reason, pump your guys up and show them its not over.
It feels like Brock kinda listened to some of the detractors and legitimate criticisms about him not pushing the ball down the field enough last year when plays were there. This year he is throwing a lot more deep passes (kill shots) and ignoring the layups. We are just watching a QB stretch his wings a bit and learning what he can and can't do. I believe the second half of the season we will see a more balanced approach from him. This feels like a QB evolving in a good way and part of that comes with some mistakes as he continues to learn the position at a pro level. I am not worried about Purdy.
I'm glad we have channels like this from real QBs who can give proper analysis. Brock had a bad game, his second in his career and you can just hear the detractors coming back saying, "I told you he was a fraud!", every QB has had bad games like this and QBs like Lawrence and Love, who have had far more games like this are getting paid top dollar. Remember, this is Brock's second full year as a starter and he's already proven he can play against the best. He will be back in form after the rest and hopefully the team can get healthy.
In their head to head game, Purdy and Mahomes had similar stats all around but Purdy threw one more interception. Purdy played one of the best defenses in the NFL while Mahomes played a defense that can’t get their head out of their asses 69% of the time.
@@spcmegregPurdy is my guy but Mahomes just has "it". Mahomes sucked all game then literally ran my boys over in the end. That's the Mahomes difference, he has a bad game but still does enough to WIN. And I fucking hate the Chiefs saying this.
So i like watching line play. For the life of me i can't understand why the lineman decide..." im going to help out the dude right next to me, because maybe he can't handle his guy. Im just going to ignore the guy directly in front of me and let the QB block him". Wtf is going on. I have never seen so many free runners before in my life. They could walk through the line. Thing is, its the same exact people every single time. They help and watch someone go right past them.
As a Niner Fan, what i brock needs the most is to get mad and not get frustrated then sit by himself and look at his tablet. He needs to be up, pumping up the offense and push them to be better. We need leadership in him, we know he can play good but he just starts to breakdown once he starts making mistakes
I wonder if the underthrows to Kittle & Cowing is a result of not having a big enough arm or just the mechanics??? One of the reasons why I'm not fully on board with Brock is the arm strength. These two throws would of gotten us back into the game or win us the game. As bad as he played, this was a very winnable game. We just didn't execute in the key moments. Especially, throwing 3 ints in KC territory. Kyle & Brock needs to be better.
Problem.? Uhhhhh….. two of those ints were not his fault…..he was being sacked on #3 and #2 Ronnie ran ahem the wrong route…..which Brock took the blame for. That’s why he’s got support from the team! Brock doesn’t toss his teammates under the bus. Yes he had a rough game…..next up Cowboys.
@@eternityecho-ug2fu yeah he balled out. I think the issue is he doesn't trust ronnie bell or Ayuik when they dropping stuff constantly. This was kind of a perfect storm. Only one guy on the field he's practiced with and built a rapport. The rest of the receivers, he either doesn't trust, for good reason or hasn't practiced with them. Also two free rushers when there is no hot on the rushing side is a play call issue not a qb issue. Especially when his receivers are slow and not open in time to throw to.
@@bocagoodtimes1460 😂bro what #3 was into a double team in the end zone after held the ball for to long, #2 he literally threw it right at the db it’s not like he tried to throw him open and he went the wrong way. #3 is also in a position where no matter what you cant throw an int and he did, this level of excuses is crazy, what abt him under throwing 2 tds then not scoring a td on those drives
@Chase Daniel One of the things no one ever talks about is that Brock Purdy is a QB that has gotten to where he is and excelled to this point because of his Anticipation. He knows the offense and establishes these rapports with his receiver so that he can snap, read, and throw before the WR even makes their break. When they have to shuffle in 4th, 5th, 6th string WRs, I think that breaks that consistency for him. He has shown the ability to make reactionary throws and plays off schedule when the pocket breaks, but he is not Josh Allen and isn't the kind of QB that will do that the whole game. Definitely had some plays in the Chiefs game where he threw to a spot that either was off time or the WR was in the wrong spot. Side note: Ronnie Bell has no business being on an NFL active roster.
Poor route running on Kittle on the 1st INT. Kittle drifted towards the safety Ried. Kittle had all those green grass in front. If Kittle had flattened out the route pretty sure it be a catch
Why is it only the 49ers that allow so many unblocked pressures? It feel like every drop back there is a guy in Purdy's lap before guys are downfield or anywhere near being available for a pass. Including short routes. Mason is a slow rb. He is the third stringer for a reason. This team is too hurt to compete. Kyle can't call most of his playbook leaving Brock on a island to either create, or lose. When thats what you force your qb to do every week bad stuff happens.
1) I feel he could have scrambled more when options went to zero. That way he could stur up the defense a bit more instead of forcing it. I mean he has been doing it a lot up yo this point. 2) In those two instances Chase says to "throw harder": Well does Brock have that ability? Honest question considering the neg crit of his arm strength.
I’ve seen plenty of plays where he has led his guys in stride just like that I believe he was just rattled the defense was up in his head and he was really just off as an all around performance
@@2rich649I can see that. This sounds like a locker room problem. By that I mean the mentality the players seem to have when going up against the Chiefs needs to change. All speculation of course, but SF defense surprisingly was doing well enough for them to win but SF offense was so uncharacteristically off with Purdy glitching like a bad video game. There were too many mistakes that KCs D didn't necessarily force. Our offense just muffed up a lot.
defintely. I think the issue is he has been the entire offense this year, his ability to extend plays and make this happen. There is a fine line between that and forcing it to happen. He needs to play safer and just give up big play chances as well if it means he protects the ball.
No I do blame wr too. Yes Purdy did play bad but purdy throws to spot but receiver not running to his spot. Receiver has to share some of it too. I also blame it on Kyle too
Purdy throws ahead of receivers- before they break- he needs to be very familiar and know the receivers well. Stick in raw rookies and slow developing down the field plays and the results are predictable. Kyle needed to simplify and go to short quick passes and have some patience with the running game. THIS IS NOT ALL ON A 2ND YEAR QB.
The second INT was Ronnie Bell running the wrong route - I'd bet my hat on it. I'm not a Ronnie Bell pile on guy, either. But the body language of the two was not that Purdy was apologetic. He was looking at Ronnie Bell like "WTF?" Course he (vaguely) took the blame in the presser, bc he's a good leader. But Brock threw that ball where he intended. The receiver just didn't run there.
Man on that 1st interception if Mason just runs fast to the numbers so Purdy could see him that was a walk in TD. Stuff like this is why the offense is struggling. There should always be a choice or option route out the backfield against man to make them pay
Mason is a slow rb. He's and undrafted dude who is mid at receiver. This team is so hurt. Kittle is the only starter out there and the only guy who can separate ever. Its why he has the most tds on the team. Everyone else is too slow to get open. Apart from the rookies who he hasn't practiced with.
@@terrythegnome2408 he’s fast enough to get a TD there if he got out there, no one was around but lineman. It was a TD but I don’t think he was actually running a route.
Brock Purdy needs to be able to throw quickly from the pocket while his receiver's have some kind of separation but, what is happening is Brock Purdy is forced to roll out of the pocket because of the lack of protection by his offensive line. As Brock Purdy rolls out his receiver's lose the separation they may have had and, Walh- lah nobody is reasonably open. 49ers also need a consistent RB That can hold defenses in check, CMC provided that. not Jordon Mason,
9ers needed to have a quick passing scheme in this game and decided against it and they paid the price. Brock played his worse game as a pro but not having 1/2 the starting offense definitely is a factor. Through all the mistakes in this game and its injuries surprisingly 9ers were still in it in 4th quarter. Chiefs defense being the difference. 9ers play a clean game here they easily win. Frustrating year so far. But reinforcements are on the way.
Purdy has a bad game, and he gets buried. Last week, Cousins, CJ, Rodgers, to name just a few all had bad games. The criticism isn't an equal opportunity employer. 😮 Burrow can start O-4, Herbert gets a pass. Depends who the qb is if the goal posts get moved.
Herbert gets a pass because of the bottom 10 OIL and bottom 15 wr core. Burrow has a bottom 5 defense. The real QB people should be lighting up is Mayfield, not purdy
Cry me a river. Dak has 7 years worth of better stats than Purdy, but gets destroyed when he has a bad game working with way less talent, and no defense.
@@TheActionHank Dak doesn't have playoff success. His stats are during the season. Dak will continue to get criticism until he can win in the playoffs. Dak has 2 playoff wins.
@karenhardie1132 irrelevant. Football is a team sport. And people who actually know football know Dak is NOT the reason those games were lost. Sometimes he choked, hell yeah. But most of the time no. That's the same reason people who KNOW football are criticizing your boy. Because 9ers were winning without him for years. So them being just as good for 1 year with him, doesn't remove him from criticism. How many playoff wins does Purdy even have? 4? So that just means we look past 7 years of better play lmao.
@@TheActionHank and dak pads his stats on easy teams. He pulls off generational performances as often as QBs like Baker have chances to pad their stats
I feel like Brock struggles against teams with great linebackers, ie: Ravens, Chiefs. Any team where their linebackers can clog up those throwing lanes for Purdy. How Purdy comes back from this bad game will determine how good he is and what their playoff chances will be.
Ayuik actually ran a bad route and got himself hurt. His route should have flattened out, instead he carved it towards the safety. If he had flattened it out he might have been able to run away from the safety.
Imagine stopping nd dumping it to mason thats 1st down + td either or just sayin. Its always been our weekness to extend plays, turning something into nothing 🤷🏽♂️
yeah it looks like Jaylen hurst last year where there were no hot options and if they blitzed it was game over. Its bizarre. Kyle's scheme had great hots all year last year. Maybe Mason is just too slow compared to cmc or deebo.
Purdy had RB screens open didnt even look that way underthrew 2 td passes. That's timing an you threw to late an don't have the arm to account for being late. Any great coach should religiously tell a QB all the time you must use your periferal vision all thru the play look at your options qickly. Purdy clearly didnt do that an dak the playoff choker now richest contract ever is worse then purdy regularly on not looking at whole field during a play
The problem is Kyle Shan.Ahan, whenever he gets a new quarterback, he always does really good.Then they do somewhat good the second year and by the third and fourth year they become trash
LMFAO.....Brock Purdy isn't the problem. Let's talk about 30 million dollar receiver Aiyuk dropping balls. Let's say Brock had a bad game...He doesn't have a problem....He is an elite qb that had a bad game. I just cant man....He's white, he gets hate....don't blame the receivers that are running routes wrong or dropping passes....and btw...when Brock defends ronny saying that was on me.....THATS HIS JOB.....Ronny fucked up.....Understand that Brock had a mediocre game with his teammates massively failing. Understand football.
It’s so annoying all the people saying that was a dirty hit on Aiyuk. There are very few players in this era who actually want to hurt anyone and chamarri was just trying to help with the tackle because Aiyuk has been known to break tackles. People just wanna hate on other teams and act like they’re trying to hurt people and I think that for the most part these teams respect eachother except Brandon cook and Trent Williams…
How so? 1 bad game? We have seen other MVPs have bad games in the season they won it. I don’t think Purdy is going to get MVP this season as that is basically between Henry and Lamar. But out of all the QBs last year he should’ve won it not Lamar.
@@aaronsondag8347numbers against man to man coverage has him 32th in completion percentage and passing rating if he cannot show better than that then we are questioning if he is even a starter much less MVP and highly paid
He was the MVP last year, broke a few of Mahomes' records, you know the ones he set when he had an elite group of skill players around him. As opposed to now where he is mid. Kinda like every other qb that has no talent around him. Kinda like Brock this year.
