What Brian Hoyer Said About Brock Purdy 

If you want to hear the Purdy interview I mentioned with Tim Kawakami podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tk-show-a-show-about-sports-in-the-bay-area/id1640397728?i=1000663771400

Another quote from Hoyer... "He's learning a lot from Kyle, completely buys in on what Kyle is teaching him and see's football Kyle's way. They have that connection and understanding. Also, Brock's main motivation is to make the right decision, whereas other quarterbacks desire is to be a star and try force things to happen their way"

I heard a Niner receiver say on a particular play that he was supposed to be strictly a decoy, but all of the sudden Brock threw it to him for a TD

There are PLENTY of instances where brock does the exact opposite of what kyle wants and it turns out to be a touchdown. The ice in the veins story afainst the raiders, the td to aiyuck agaisnt seattle on Thanksgiving, the throw to aiyuck against Jacksonville. All where instances that drove kyle crazy but he admits being grateful for the outcome.

Purdy is definitely 90% the moldable clay Shanahan wants. The other 10% is the lump of clay that Purdy also is, but with a huge set of nads!! Bang, bang! 🍒💪🏽

You kept having me think my phone was vibrating 😂

JT O’Sullivan said yesterday that Purdy is the best NFL QB at throwing guys open via anticipation/leading them. Just like with a QBs full field reading/processing ability, people can’t see that via live TV and need to watch the All 22 film to even notice. So they say dumb comments like “Shanahan made those guys wide open”. The same people ignorantly fall in love with the flashy on live TV mega athlete who has trouble getting to the third read and throws with zero anticipation, but has a canon. Kyle has never had a QB with this level of accuracy, read/full field processing ability, timing, anticipation/leading them open and decision making (Belichick said during the Manning Cast the most important QB trait is quick decision making). That’s why Kyle’s passing scheme is totally different now than with Jimmy G.

Definitely one of your best videos and I also appreciate how unique and original your takes are

Kyle was 0 for 30 when trailing in the 4th quarter until Brock became the starter. Brock's ability to run and adlib outside Kyle's system made the difference.

Brock is what Moses was for God to Shanahan😂

Tbh, i don't care who says what on bp...how he plays and etc is all i need to see

I just believe Kyle feels his schemes have so many targets to choose from that if the quarterback understands the plays enough, there will always be an open receiver. And I believe Brock purdy is one of the few that is capable of finding open receivers where Brian hoyer could not

Seems like a QB wanting to be able to change plays is like a receiver who wishes to run a different route than the play called. In the scheme, plays aren’t single events-they are steps in a plan. Each play has different options in case one isn’t there, with the final option is QB creativity or to throw the ball out of bounds.

Hoyer was key in helping the Pat's in their last SB win Helping Brady He understands the game He understands QB play Mahomes said he didn't get it all until year 3

Good luck on Saturday! The live cut out again at the very end in the middle of what you were saying.

On the catch play Bill Walsh told Joe Montana: “If it’s not there simply throw it away”. WTF are we doing on these shows??

Guy > your favorite beat writer 😮‍💨

My inner circle has to mesh with me! Being a system qb is a compliment!

Anyone who says Brock doesn't adlib and Jimmy did hasn't watch the actual games. They both did it about the same, the difference is that Jimmy would abandon some plays too early and ad lib his way into an interception while missing some wide open receiver that if he had patience he could've hit for a big gain while Brock ad libs when those things aren't there because he processes the field so much faster. Jimmy was good in this system. He won a lot of games. After he got hurt he wasn't as mobile and that definitely affected him and was probably the reason he didn't let plays develop as much. Purdy is just better. Also, all good QBs are system QBs, including Peyton (even if the system was Peyton makes calls and adjustments for everything). All good QBs have talent around them. All good QBs are game managers. The reason those terms are used as negatives isn't about those actual terms but about the extra that some QBs don't have. Things like Lamar running around avoiding sacks for a long time until someone gets open and then throwing a bomb down field are those extras but without managing the game, without a good system, a QB like Lamar can win MVPs but he's not going to a Super Bowl.

I have been saying this for a little while now Kyle trusts the plays way more than he trust the players. I would like for him to give Brock a little more opportunity to call at the l.o.s i feel like Brock has proved himself and i know he is capable of it. Jimmy did NOT prove he had the same capability when things fell apart. I love Kyle but in order for us to win a SB you HAVE to trust your QB more than anything

I have heard multiple analyst say the same thing you said about brocks play.

Love how you announced the Duck game Guy

Two Phrases I hate the most because they dont mean S*** - System QB: Every QB plays in a System, Mahomes plays in a college shotgun offense, cant play a game under center, thats his system= ALL QBS ARE SYSTEM QBs!!! - Game Manager: What QB Doesnt get paid to manage the game=All QBs are game managers You can say; Elite vs Average Good vs Bad Exciting vs Boring. but System QB is a bullS*** term use to discredit a QB, and so is Game manager

Brock is an elite processor of what the D is doing He always throws to the right guy He can also go off platform The 1st time I saw Brock I saw Montana

I think Kyle feels better about Brock ad-libbing than he did about Jimmy. Obvoously there are times when it's necessary. And Brock does it better than Jimmy did. Weve all seen games where Kyle has mentioned Brock doing just that and is complementary. Andy Reid said Mahomes ad-libbing drove him nuts at first, but eventually he got used to it. So he's not too different from Kyle

I just want Brock to check out of Kyle’s questionable ahh play calls in the 2nd half of Super Bowls 🫠

Hoyer was atrocious when he played with the Niners. I was games when he played and he missed a ton ofopne receivers and if he actually threw it to them, it was late.

Brock ad-libs a LOT, he’s just generally smart either way how and when he does it. Edit: as far as changing the play at the line, that’s different. I think Kyle’s comment when asked was basically ‘yes, you can change the play if you really want to, but I don’t know why anyone would.’ lol. But once the play is underway, he goes off script imo more often than Jimmy did, he’s just much better at it.

Having a hard time finding the TK Show interview with Purdy would appreciate anyone providing a link.

It's better that they underestimate him

Hey guy ❤listening to you do play by play

the two concepts are not mutually exclusive ( improvising after exhausting Kyle's reads)

Kyle wants you to think when you deviate. Explain to me what you saw , how it impacted the play and how it was the best decision. What did I see that was not consistent with my studied call. Can you defend your decision, if so it better be ingenious.

Come on. Brian Hoyer was a back up QB. He wasn't good enough to run the offense on any team other than as a place holder till they could find someone better.

Hoyers play against the Chiefs when he was on the Texans in that playoff game where he threw 5 ints by the early 3rd quarter was the worst I’ve ever seen. I was shocked when they dropped Kap and brought in BH. Still am. He was atrocious. I can’t believe he’s been a back up so long.

Brock should have thrown to mason on 3rd and 2 for an easy first down!

Shanahan got outcoached all playoffs last year. Brock did as much as he could to save Kyle's ass with his improvisation and legs.

29 not old 😂 that’s prime for an athlete

Brock made 2 passes with 20 air yards and 1 throw with 30 yards. Not really dink and dunk like jimmy g

I am yes and no about hoyer. I think kyle makes brock better but also kyle needed a brock to clean up things he cant influence. Kyles job is zhe first 2 seconds after the snap. From that one on its brocks job to cleanup. We remember seatle game and brock overriding kyle on a checkdown call. I think brock has more freedom than a jimmy had because kyle has someone he can trust in. So yes and no. System yes but he brings that system to a peak and ads something to it the system was lacking adter 2 seconds.

Everyone is getting this wrong. Before Brock, Kyle could not comeback down 7+ in the 4th. Brock came back down double digits in the playoffs. Kyle now can fully trust Brock to ad lib that’s why Brock is in shotgun in 1st game. A lot of times

someone tell purdy to stop diving head first

You need to have someone cut up your longer videos into shorter clips and videos

All these bum QBS giving critique on a guy thats killing it is hilarious everytime !

This is fine as long as Kyle’s plays are working. When they aren’t working, for instance in the Super Bowl, and the QB can’t make plays that aren’t scripted for them, the offense can really stagnate. The ideal would be a QB that can execute the offense but also make plays when the play designs don’t work.

Brock is a 1000 times better then Hoyer

Good not great 😮

He lost me when he said Jimmy was going off script. Jimmy was never able to do anything off script.😂😂 jimmy just hit his check down or threw a hospital ball.

If Brock leads Niners down the field and give moody chance for 3 on every drive I am happy🎉

Hoyer sucked though

There are PLENTY of instances where brock does the exact opposite of what kyle wants and it turns out to be a touchdown. The ice in the veins story afainst the raiders, the td to aiyuck agaisnt seattle on Thanksgiving, the throw to aiyuck against Jacksonville. All where instances that drove kyle crazy but he admits being grateful for the outcome.