As a niners fan, I thought I was going to rip my hair out in the first half, but looking back, I’m glad the game played out like it did. It proved Brock’s ability to come back from huge deficit and gave him confidence for the future. Any team would love to have him
It was scripted to end the boring narratives about Kyle's offense and Purdy always playing with a big lead. They even had Journey as the half time show playing "Don't Stop Believing", which I thought was a little on the nose booking
I love seeing Juice so involved. I swear he is the secret weapon. When Shanahan starts dialing it up with Juszczyk getting open I just know it’s a scoring drive. He’s basically that dominate second TE that we just don’t have on the roster. The Juice is on the loose!
I couldn't be happier for Purdy and his family, being a dad I can only imagine the pride and joy of not only his success on the field but the humble respectful nature of how he carries himself,
Can Chase or someone explain why it was pass interference when these are in the NFL rulebook as things that are allowed: a) Incidental contact by an opponent’s hands, arms, or body when both players are competing for the ball, or neither player is looking for the ball. If there is any question whether contact is incidental, the ruling shall be no interference. e) Contact by a player who has gained position on an opponent in an attempt to catch the ball. I don’t think the ball was overthrown or under thrown I just think it was thrown to someone who was clearly in the worst position and the defender should be allowed to slow down if slowing down puts them in the perfect spot for the ball to go through their hands and bounce off their face mask. They shouldn’t be required to just allow the receiver to keep running straight to the ball when they have position on it. The defender is clearly tracking the ball in the air and so is the receiver which is why they bump.
@@JaaMizzou22 OK, per Wikipedia -- "In American and Canadian football, pass interference (PI) is a foul that occurs when a player interferes with an eligible receiver's ability to make a fair attempt to catch a forward pass. Pass interference may include tripping, pushing, pulling, or cutting in front of the receiver, covering the receiver's face, or pulling on the receiver's hands or arms." I think the key is interfering with a receiver's ability to make a fair attempt .... The Lions db cut in front of BA and clearly in the path of BP so his action prevented BA from a fair attempt to catch. The defenders are allowed to cut in front of receiver or bump the receiver but only within 5 yards from the the line of scrimmage. After 5 yards, it is PI. The db had the right to the ball but not before the receiver having a chance of fair catch. Maybe someone with football knowledge sheds more light on the subject.
Okay someone who isn’t just going to read Wikipedia which has less details than the NFL rules. I think they picked it up because another ref saw that he was looking up at the ball the whole way. There are tons of times where there is PI and they catch it and don’t pick the flag up.
The NFL has a serious credibility problem with its officiating. The Lions Vs Rams was really bad and led to some serious injuries. The players figure out right away what isn’t being called and adjust. Lions lost one of their best linebackers on the third play of the game when he was first held as he ran and then pushed from behind into the blocker. The low hit by the Lions safety on the Rams tight end, blowing out his knee.
I just caught that and commented, too! Amaze. 🤘 …tho kinda makes Deebo’s effort look a lil more halfhearted in comparison, and I don’t think Brock expected him to jump in his lane like that. Coulda been a TD. (But also hard to see it all from here vs on the ground in the moment, so maybe I shouldn’t criticize. Def credit to Lions #2 for selling Deebo on that juke. Just more props to Brock for bouncing off and scratching out a few more yards!)
Funny because I thought, win or lose the SB will they shore up the O line for him next season. But would that make him better at passing, etc with more time or would he lose an edge because he isn't afraid for his life as often?
@@Error_Message Lose an edge, eh? They should just tell him that they have a sniper locked on his helmet all game--any mistake and it's lights out. Think that would give him enough of an edge?
Purdy totally blew my mind with his poise, pocket awareness, and his legs in that 2nd half. Brock Purdy should be the favorite to win the league MVP especially since Lamar crashed and burned against the Chiefs. People that doesn't think Purdy is Elite are fans of other teams or haters because of the Trey Lance situation. Nobody cares at this point that he was the last pick of the draft. Good for us and bad for other teams. We have a ton of bandwagon pretender fans that hate on Purdy. If you are a bandwagon 49ers fan that prefers Trey Lance but speaks negative of Purdy just move on over to the Cowboys fan base. We real Niner fans don't want you here. In other words buckle up haters Purdy is going to be the the leader and star QB of the 49ers for his entire career. Go Niners!!
Hell yeah I agree 💯 percent let the haters hate because we niner fans love our team and we don't care what people think Brock Purdy is the real deal and should be MVP
It’s ridiculous that Lamar is in the discussion besides win the thing with his average quarterback stats this year. He wasn’t the most important element of his team during regular season, his defence was. soft bigotry of low expectations. '
Great breakdown and finally someone who acknowledges the deep ball to aiyuk was the right throw and not lucky bc they had their pro bowl wr one on one against the safety and get the PI regardless or Detroit guy missing the ball.
Kyle pointed that out in the Press conference after as well that it was the right call but the DB actually payed super well and everyone forgets that it was PI anyways
Nah. Lions d was cooked. He knew it. Even with field goals they lose. Does anyone believe he wouldn't have gone right down the field ? Had them figured out. Dc was right about going for it. It's was tds or lose
@@reygallegos4912deadass. Although I heard Jeff Saturday saying "guys, that's the right read regardless!" Brock knew it'd be PI anyway, so who cares if it gets picked? If it's PI, it doesn't matter, it's still your ball at the spot of the foul. Big time. You gotta take shots to make shots
so many people are calling the deflection off the face mask catch lucky. how are "most" people ignoring the contact against Aiyuk that drew the flag? i keep hearing it was a bad pass. these other analyst suck at their jobs. that ball was on the money without the contact. people just straight up don't like who Purdy is, doesn't matter how he plays. sad. chase, I hope your accurate break downs keep pushing you to the top of the class. cheers buddy!
thank you for mentioning the PI. Media ignored it and turned a really good "Brock Purdy trusts BA in a 1 on 1 situation and takes a shot" into a "oh, that was lucky, Vildor should have caught the ball". If Mahomes throws this to Kelce and he stubles to make the catch they'd make it the greatest play in football history. But when Purdy does it and BA makes the catch, they call it luck and blame the corner for not catching it. Anyhow, I am quite happy with our "gamemanager" He managed us all the way to the superbowl.
It’s the same bullshit when Purdy made that insane throw to Jennings for the one handed first down. “Wow. So lucky. So fortunate. Shouldn’t have done that”. Mahomes does they suck his dick on tv for a week.
His footwork and pocket presence are improved from last year. Coming off surgery his arm strength also looks improved. His shifty running style and burst are also looking good. His critics are not watching.
Naw, they are watching. The go to play recently for driving clicks and traffic to a lot of peoples sites and shows is to doubt Brock Purdy. It's obvious and pathetic, but also successful. It's just the way things are recently.
Chase, you could do a whole episode on Brock and the Niners AFTER big plays, showing the level of professionalism that is all too uncommon nowadays. Every single big play, Brock is just getting up, and walking back to the huddle as he would if it were a 1 yd run up the gut or a sack. Each time as if to say “job’s not done yet.” The whole team was like this. You pointed it out after the BA touchdown. He just heads to the sideline “like he’s been there before.” As a Niner fan, this pumps me up more than any excessive celebration ever will. Only time he celebrated was when he took that last knee. 🤙
I hate the fact that people were saying “once teams dysarthria to figure out Brock Purdy and the way he plays, his story will be over” but all these teams will never learn.
I had to take extra blood pressure medication going into the third. Then with Purdy running through then Ajuk & then with the tippy-toe catch by Juszczyk!!! That was a game going down in the history books. My next question is will I survive the Super Bowl? 😆😉😊 Best breakdown Chase.
Chase, you are the only one that I've seen who points out the PI when Aiyuk caught that bounced ball off of the DB helmet. And that it was a perfect throw given that Aiyuk's motion was interrupted (the ref threw the flag too). All these other people (including non-haters analysts) missed it totally. They kept saying it was overthrown, pure luck, etc. They are either lazy, ignorant, don't really know what they are talking about, jealous, or just being typical haters. Rather disappointing 'cause many of us saw that too. Great breakdown. Thank you.
I feel humbled and aged like 10 years being a Niners fan these past couple weeks. These games have been so stressful for me I’m not even overly excited about the Super Bowl. If our defense can’t stop the run we won’t come back against KC
There are two weaknesses for SF: D-line and O-line. Because the d-line can’t get pressure, the secondary is exposed. Because the O-line is sub par, Brock gets the blame because the pocket collapses. Those two sides of the ball are the keys to the game vs KC.
yep if the niners lose the superbowl it will be because of their 20th ranked pass blocking o line. They are in the bottom third in the league and Trent is the number one pass blocker. What does that tell you about the other guys?
That play where Brock got smoked but was able to throw to Deebo exposed the weakness of the offensive line. This was on Jake Brendel not picking the defensive tackle who had a clear shot to Brock. John and Kyle need to invest in the offensive linemen either through the draft or free agents. Everyone knows that a lot has been spent on the defensive line. Niners need to make sure to keep Brock upright but also to ensure the freak accident from the NFC wild card game against Philly doesn't happen again. They have a lot of draft picks for the draft and there is no excuse in not getting those missing pieces for defense. This includes cornerback as well.
Dude, at 23:00 look how quickly Kittle registers that Brock is on the run and immediately makes that block for him. I had to play Chase’s slo-mo footage at 50% to catch it, and still happened crazy fast. What a TE.
I agree that critics criticize Brock way too much and discredit him for absolutely no reason. Simply put, if all his stats were on paper and these critics read those stats without a name or team connected to those stats, not knowing who these stats belonged to, they wouldn't be discrediting him but rather crediting him.
16:22 this to me is what makes Brock elite, and is something so difficult for me to grasp that I know I'd never be able to do this even with all the training in the world. So impressive.
Being an ‘elite’ anything is based on longevity. You can’t be elite after only 2 years. Sometimes people are situationally elite.. Jalen hurts for example. Good when the teams good and horrendous when his team sucks
@bryanwong1625 na they still announce declinen penalties. Not for nothing it seemed eerily similar to lions cowboys and the picked up flag from years back Difference is the ball landed in aiyuks hands
@@TiberiusKaneMoriarty I have seen the refs pick up the flag because a ball was actually caught knowing it would be declined. Meaning the PI flag was moot because the ball was caught instead
It seems like the game is slowing for Brock and he's learning defenses right before our eyes at the pro level. Most people forget so quickly hes only 24 yrs old, second year, first full year as a starter, and his offseason was spent rehabbing.
That throw to Deebo Samuel (around 16:40 in this video. Again at 21:30) is exceptional. I see Purdy do that half a dozen times a game. He really has next level ability like Jordan Love.
I like how he was aware of his position on that playground toss to Jennings, he could have easily gone over the line of scrimmage but was fully aware, my man
That play gets talked about as if it was lucky. It wasn’t lucky, it was a calculated risk and he converts more than enough of those for me to wish he didn’t do it. Did it take a great play by Jennings? Absolutely. But it took a great play by Purdy first. He’s the definition of a playmaker. Game manager my ass.
Love the breakdowns. We're on the same wavelength. But on the last TD play, the QB looked off the safety by locking onto his got-to receiver, then moved the pocket to change the angle and create a passing lane to his real target. He didn't move because of the pressure. It was by design. The pass he made wouldn't have been open from the original pocket.
Really? Wayne? Chase? I’ve been watching NFL for 50 years. But you use so much technical defensive backfield lingo. I didn’t know what the H you were talking about most of this video. Dime. Nickel. Housing? They 5-0 ed it? Dagger to Debo? Three by one? You’re literally going from one to 2 to 3 to 4… they’re running a whip route… Are you kidding me? Yes. You said all those things and fans are supposed to comprehend? Oh well. Of course, I did learn that there is a lot of complex science involved in getting a first down.
@@davidrusen9938 You made the mistake of assuming you're the target audience of every video uploaded to this website. The target audience understood what he was talking about, and if you had listened, he explained some of the terms to you in this video. Football strategy isn't rocket engineering, but it can get highly technical. Do you complain on rocket engineering videos that the language is too technical, too?
Some guys are just winners and Purdy is a winner, being smart and calm under fire is so important in the NFL, also just admit it, Purdy is a great humble dude
Hey Chase, there is channel by Josh Putnam that goes through every 49ers play of every game. The play at 29:15, Josh said it was the first block McCaffrey has missed since becoming a 49er. Kind of interesting to me Enjoyed your video!
That's right, Purdy didn't play very well in the first half - but he scored. However he didn't stink it up nearly as much as Mahommes did in the second half of his championship. Holy sh*t - not one point!!
I saw it. He had 8 possessions in the last almost 3 quarters and his team scored 3 points. I'll list them. Downs, punt, FG, punt, punt, punt, punt, punt. Pretty much 40 minutes of football and he and his amazing offense generated 3 points. Every single odds maker in Vegas saw that pathetic display and it's exactly why they made the 49ers the favorites in the Super Bowl.
Much respect for using "Flanker." Jerry Rice was the Flanker, John Taylor was the "Split End," opposite side of the Tight End (Brent Jones or Russ Francis.)
Congratulations! You're the first person I've heard talking about how great that throw to Juan Jennings, at about two minutes into the second half, was. That throw starts at about 17:30 in the video.
This game felt an awful lot like NE ATL 28-3.... just not as insane. 49ers were just flat for the 1st half and really big stretches of 2nd half. The difference was composure and stamina. 49ers always end up fresh in 4th quarter when other teams just look gassed.
No doubt Brock is Amazing. But The Defense will HAVE to get to Mahomes! The Lions dominated the first half and I thought it was over. Can't make these mistakes on the coverage. Niners can do this!! Get that Ring!! New Sub here!
28:06 First analyst even mention it's PI. Everyone wants to talk about the bad throw and luck, but without the PI contact BA is likely hit in the hands
Great video and breakdowns Chase. As a former qb, it seems like u get it! Agree 100% on the Purdy interception. It was a bad decision, bad play obviously, and not just cause it was picked, but my thinking was, “what was even the best case scenario of the play?” Like, imo it looked very high risk, low reward. I wasnt impressed to say the least, had me frustrated! What didnt have me frustrated is how Purdy and the Niners came back in the 2nd half! 😃 Wow!
Funny how Chase says that they worked all summer to get the timing on the out route. Brock was rehabing most of the summer. I don't think threw much until the last 2 or 3 weeks of training camp.
Love the fact you're the only one that noticed that it would have been a PI on that Ayuk catch. When everyone was saying oh that would have been picked off blah blah blah... Or bat the ball down. No we would still be in that area for the score.
@15.22 Aiyuk 100% should’ve caught that, and that was a massive drop. That’s the difference in going into half down 7-11 rather than 17-22. Luckily Aiyuk made up for it later.
I hope he would give his best focus on winning this Superbowl. Like what he did in second half. And defense push your best, don’t just watch, chase them and stop them. Go after the quarterback.
All this video is showing me is how bad the O-Line is for basic blocking techniques haha! IF they do not get anything sorted out for o-line Purdy will be in some doodoo!
a couple thoughts on the throw to Jennings you cover around the 18 minute mark. 1) I'm not sure it was meant for Jennings. If you look, if Jennings didn't high point it, Aiyuk was perfectly paced to get it. 2) No one EVER criticizes Mahomes for the number of similar passes he makes to Kelce, becuase more often than not, they work out.
I think it's hypocritical that Dan Campbell always went for it on fourth down that's how he got the Lions into the playoffs, and when it works. People love him, but when it didn't work, they all criticized him. Dont encourage it when it works so much that when he does it and it doesn't that you get all mad about it. Honesty those 2 fg wouldn't have changed nothing . If they get those 2 fg niners just go for td that one drive instead of a fg. And still win game
Lets,be real ; they had that lucky interception miss where it bounced up in the air and the receiver snagged ir. Great catch but really lucky. Then there was the batted pass that went straight to a receiver just over the first down marker. This accounted for 10 points. Detroit out played them but made some poor coaching decisions, yet without those 10 lucky points they still would have won. Lets be real is all I'm saying.
Purdy's brain and is amazing. He's nowhere near top seven QB in regards of talent shit that dude is nowhere near the top 12 QB in regards to talent right now. But.....he's top 3 in regards of processing and that's worth a fucking lot. I'm glad that he's our QB. He has elite processing skills I would say.
KJ is probably the best FB in nfl history. Theres no chance 49ers are as successful without him. Him and Trent Williams are the X factors of this offense. If they both play full game expect a 90%-95% win rate. They are incredibly important in this offense. My mvp for the season is Christian McCaffrey though. 49ers actually match up extremely well VS Chiefs, so hopefully Kyle Shannahan doesn't act like he's a 1st yr OC and call 14 passes to start the game. Incredible comeback.
