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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#21 » by Big J » Sat Sep 7, 2024 3:59 pm

Jikkle wrote:Can't say I was overly impressed by either the Packers or Eagles last night except for Barkley.

Eagles will still be a serious threat in the NFC but their defense is still pretty meh and the Packers left points on the board that they could've had and the Packers probably should've won that game.

Was not really impressed by either QB and both had INTs that even Jimmy G would probably say were terrible decisions. QB rankings had been a hot topic of debate during the offseason but I would put Purdy ahead of Love at this current point in time. If Love can iron out some of his inconsistencies and raise his floor I'd say you can have an argument for Love over Purdy but I just think Love has too many lows compared to Purdy for me to choose him over Purdy.

Love being hurt could be a big blow to the Packers though. Didn't seem like a season ending type of injury but didn't seem like one you ice up and be out there the next week either. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up having a high ankle sprain which means he'd likely be out at least a month and that might put the Packers in a hole they can't dig out of because I don't think they have the kind of roster that can ride out a staring QB injury.


Lol, if you offered Purdy for Love to the packers they would laugh and hang up the phone.
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Post#22 » by WentzerWuver » Sat Sep 7, 2024 4:17 pm

Jikkle wrote:Can't say I was overly impressed by either the Packers or Eagles last night except for Barkley.

Eagles will still be a serious threat in the NFC but their defense is still pretty meh and the Packers left points on the board that they could've had and the Packers probably should've won that game.

Was not really impressed by either QB and both had INTs that even Jimmy G would probably say were terrible decisions. QB rankings had been a hot topic of debate during the offseason but I would put Purdy ahead of Love at this current point in time. If Love can iron out some of his inconsistencies and raise his floor I'd say you can have an argument for Love over Purdy but I just think Love has too many lows compared to Purdy for me to choose him over Purdy.

Love being hurt could be a big blow to the Packers though. Didn't seem like a season ending type of injury but didn't seem like one you ice up and be out there the next week either. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up having a high ankle sprain which means he'd likely be out at least a month and that might put the Packers in a hole they can't dig out of because I don't think they have the kind of roster that can ride out a staring QB injury.
Huh? I enjoyed this game like most high scoring games decided by one score, not low scoring nor lopsided ones that you find more entertaining?

The Eagles talented D will be feared as the season progress under Vic Fangio along with their 2 highly touted CB taken in the first 2 rounds to fill a weakness once they acclimate themselves. And you can bet most 49ers fans wanted Fangio back as DC. It's no different than the 48ers talented D was mostly lost under Steve Wilks and now they can do better with a first-time coordinator in Sorensen?

And since you brung up Purdy against Love but not Hurts. I assume you are in agreement with me that Hurts is the better QB of the two by simply comparing their SB performances against KC, where he took it upon himself to make plays when the pocket breaks down. This is why Purdy should not be paid more than Hurts, regardless of how both teams perform this season. Hurts is the voice for the players. Purdy may take on that responsibility someday, but he has deferred to others as the top voice for the team.

https://youtu.be/7iwSIf0JeiA?si=LbWvM2yeIKw5i91y

https://youtu.be/dBpOvy9N-uA?si=0ZyMORNtskSwr39Y

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/4155015/2023/02/05/jalen-hurts-eagles-super-bowl/
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#23 » by WentzerWuver » Sat Sep 7, 2024 4:19 pm

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Jikkle wrote:Can't say I was overly impressed by either the Packers or Eagles last night except for Barkley.

Eagles will still be a serious threat in the NFC but their defense is still pretty meh and the Packers left points on the board that they could've had and the Packers probably should've won that game.

Was not really impressed by either QB and both had INTs that even Jimmy G would probably say were terrible decisions. QB rankings had been a hot topic of debate during the offseason but I would put Purdy ahead of Love at this current point in time. If Love can iron out some of his inconsistencies and raise his floor I'd say you can have an argument for Love over Purdy but I just think Love has too many lows compared to Purdy for me to choose him over Purdy.

Love being hurt could be a big blow to the Packers though. Didn't seem like a season ending type of injury but didn't seem like one you ice up and be out there the next week either. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up having a high ankle sprain which means he'd likely be out at least a month and that might put the Packers in a hole they can't dig out of because I don't think they have the kind of roster that can ride out a staring QB injury.


Lol, if you offered Purdy for Love to the packers they would laugh and hang up the phone.
Yes, we already know your hatred for him but not sure if I take Mahomes-Lite over Purdy. Love is a gun slinger on the vertical game and can make plays off script while Purdy is more accurate and makes fewer mistakes running Kyle's complex schemes. However, I would take Hurts and his tush push legs over both of them all day. He can leg press Love up in the air with one leg and Purdy with the other without even trying Lol

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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#24 » by zman1 » Sat Sep 7, 2024 5:00 pm

Well, it's only one game (I didn't see kc vs ravens), but the new kickoff rule looks like it doesn't work. We had 2 kicks into the box, and the others the old boring touchback afterbeingkickedintothe ez. Why not just force them to kick it into the box and have a return.

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Post#25 » by Big J » Sat Sep 7, 2024 8:03 pm

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Jikkle wrote:Can't say I was overly impressed by either the Packers or Eagles last night except for Barkley.

Eagles will still be a serious threat in the NFC but their defense is still pretty meh and the Packers left points on the board that they could've had and the Packers probably should've won that game.

Was not really impressed by either QB and both had INTs that even Jimmy G would probably say were terrible decisions. QB rankings had been a hot topic of debate during the offseason but I would put Purdy ahead of Love at this current point in time. If Love can iron out some of his inconsistencies and raise his floor I'd say you can have an argument for Love over Purdy but I just think Love has too many lows compared to Purdy for me to choose him over Purdy.

Love being hurt could be a big blow to the Packers though. Didn't seem like a season ending type of injury but didn't seem like one you ice up and be out there the next week either. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up having a high ankle sprain which means he'd likely be out at least a month and that might put the Packers in a hole they can't dig out of because I don't think they have the kind of roster that can ride out a staring QB injury.


Lol, if you offered Purdy for Love to the packers they would laugh and hang up the phone.
We already know your hatred for Purdy, but not sure if I take Mahomes-Lite over Purdy. Love is a gun slinger on the vertical game, but Purdy is more accurate and makes fewer mistakes with the ball. However, I would take Hurts and his tush push legs over both of them all day. He can leg press Love up in the air with one leg and Purdy with the other without even trying Lol

https://youtube.com/shorts/wigQv1ozF0M?si=oRvksGmhSDCQlWL_


Don’t hate Purdy, just think he’s limited.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#26 » by WentzerWuver » Sat Sep 7, 2024 8:26 pm

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Lol, if you offered Purdy for Love to the packers they would laugh and hang up the phone.
We already know your hatred for Purdy, but not sure if I take Mahomes-Lite over Purdy. Love is a gun slinger on the vertical game, but Purdy is more accurate and makes fewer mistakes with the ball. However, I would take Hurts and his tush push legs over both of them all day. He can leg press Love up in the air with one leg and Purdy with the other without even trying Lol

https://youtube.com/shorts/wigQv1ozF0M?si=oRvksGmhSDCQlWL_


Don’t hate Purdy, just think he’s limited.
Everyone knows he's limited in some ways like many QB but you been attacking his limitations way too often like a bully, making outlandish claims like Trey can run Kyle's offense much better if given a chance Lol

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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#27 » by thesack12 » Sat Sep 7, 2024 8:53 pm

Apparently everything has to devolve into a Purdy debate.

In this case, folks were discussing a game between the Eagles and Packers yet Brock Purdy enters the equation for some reason.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#28 » by Pattersonca65 » Sat Sep 7, 2024 11:47 pm

WentzerWuver wrote:
Big J wrote:
WentzerWuver wrote:We already know your hatred for Purdy, but not sure if I take Mahomes-Lite over Purdy. Love is a gun slinger on the vertical game, but Purdy is more accurate and makes fewer mistakes with the ball. However, I would take Hurts and his tush push legs over both of them all day. He can leg press Love up in the air with one leg and Purdy with the other without even trying Lol

https://youtube.com/shorts/wigQv1ozF0M?si=oRvksGmhSDCQlWL_


Don’t hate Purdy, just think he’s limited.
Everyone knows he's limited in some ways like many QB but you been attacking his limitations way too often like a bully, making outlandish claims like Trey can run Kyle's offense much better if given a chance Lol

https://youtu.be/4vlW6fKl9ZI?si=zGpsCMWrdhA_4Amj

https://www.nbcsportsbayarea.com/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/joe-montana-trey-lance-trade-cowboys/1652154/


He thinks as long as a qb has physical traits they can be made stars aa if some physically gifted QB arent limited between the ears like Trey and like Kaepernick
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Post#29 » by Big J » Sun Sep 8, 2024 3:39 am

Pattersonca65 wrote:
WentzerWuver wrote:
Big J wrote:
Don’t hate Purdy, just think he’s limited.
Everyone knows he's limited in some ways like many QB but you been attacking his limitations way too often like a bully, making outlandish claims like Trey can run Kyle's offense much better if given a chance Lol

https://youtu.be/4vlW6fKl9ZI?si=zGpsCMWrdhA_4Amj

https://www.nbcsportsbayarea.com/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/joe-montana-trey-lance-trade-cowboys/1652154/


He thinks as long as a qb has physical traits they can be made stars aa if some physically gifted QB arent limited between the ears like Trey and like Kaepernick


I'd take prime Kaep in a second over Purdy. He did way more with much worse weapons than what Purdy is working with. Crabtree was his number one receiver. There's a reason that Sherman called him mediocre.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#30 » by Jikkle » Sun Sep 8, 2024 7:45 am

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Jikkle wrote:Can't say I was overly impressed by either the Packers or Eagles last night except for Barkley.

Eagles will still be a serious threat in the NFC but their defense is still pretty meh and the Packers left points on the board that they could've had and the Packers probably should've won that game.

Was not really impressed by either QB and both had INTs that even Jimmy G would probably say were terrible decisions. QB rankings had been a hot topic of debate during the offseason but I would put Purdy ahead of Love at this current point in time. If Love can iron out some of his inconsistencies and raise his floor I'd say you can have an argument for Love over Purdy but I just think Love has too many lows compared to Purdy for me to choose him over Purdy.

Love being hurt could be a big blow to the Packers though. Didn't seem like a season ending type of injury but didn't seem like one you ice up and be out there the next week either. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up having a high ankle sprain which means he'd likely be out at least a month and that might put the Packers in a hole they can't dig out of because I don't think they have the kind of roster that can ride out a staring QB injury.
Huh? I enjoyed this game like most high scoring games decided by one score, not low scoring nor lopsided ones that you find more entertaining?

The Eagles talented D will be feared as the season progress under Vic Fangio along with their 2 highly touted CB taken in the first 2 rounds to fill a weakness once they acclimate themselves. And you can bet most 49ers fans wanted Fangio back as DC. It's no different than the 48ers talented D was mostly lost under Steve Wilks and now they can do better with a first-time coordinator in Sorensen?

And since you brung up Purdy against Love but not Hurts. I assume you are in agreement with me that Hurts is the better QB of the two by simply comparing their SB performances against KC, where he took it upon himself to make plays when the pocket breaks down. Jimmy G would crumble when that happens.

I would honestly take Hurts over Purdy in any SB matchup, which mean there is no way Purdy should be paid more than Hurts, regardless of how both teams perform this season, because Hurts leadership is his greatest asset, unlike Wentz. Purdy may take on that responsibility someday, but he has deferred to others as the top voice for the team.

https://youtu.be/7iwSIf0JeiA?si=LbWvM2yeIKw5i91y

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https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/4155015/2023/02/05/jalen-hurts-eagles-super-bowl/


Hurts plays behind one of the top offensive lines in the NFL and has for the past couple of years. That definitely has an impact because all you have to do is look at Goff who a lot of people think is a great QB but he's the same guy he was with the Rams he just plays behind a monster of an offensive line with the Lions.

If the 9ers had that offensive line we would've easily won that Super Bowl and it's not even a Purdy thing either because we probably would've won two with Jimmy G as well.

As of today I'd take Purdy over Hurts because you can't pretend like last year never happened and Purdy was better in every way except Hurts had more rushing yards. Now maybe it was a coaching issue combined with Hurts not being 100% a chunk of the year and Hurts bounces back this season and leapfrogs Purdy or Purdy himself has a down year and that causes Hurts to jump Purdy.

Against the Packers he was just ok. He had some nice plays but he had two awful Jimmy G level INTs and they'll credit him stats-wise with a fumble but I wouldn't put that on him. If you're under 60% completion percentage it's tough for me to say you had a great day throwing the ball.

To bring it back to the Packers and Eagles if either of those teams played the Ravens or the Chiefs they would've gotten blown out.

I'm more confident saying the Eagles still will be a legit threat in the NFC but the Packers not so much as it's clear to me at least the Packers were overhyped because of Love's great 2nd half of a season last year. Packers could really be in trouble if Love misses more than 3 weeks.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#31 » by WentzerWuver » Sun Sep 8, 2024 9:48 am

Jikkle wrote:Hurts plays behind one of the top offensive lines in the NFL and has for the past couple of years. That definitely has an impact because all you have to do is look at Goff who a lot of people think is a great QB but he's the same guy he was with the Rams he just plays behind a monster of an offensive line with the Lions.

If the 9ers had that offensive line we would've easily won that Super Bowl and it's not even a Purdy thing either because we probably would've won two with Jimmy G as well.

As of today I'd take Purdy over Hurts because you can't pretend like last year never happened and Purdy was better in every way except Hurts had more rushing yards.
Lol I just spew hot coffee outta my nose after reading your response. Ooouch hot hot hot!!!! So JimmyG is even better than Hurts in the SB with the same OL ...like your the one who needs some coffee to wake up Lol
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#32 » by CrimsonCrew » Sun Sep 8, 2024 3:41 pm

WentzerWuver wrote:
Jikkle wrote:Can't say I was overly impressed by either the Packers or Eagles last night except for Barkley.

Eagles will still be a serious threat in the NFC but their defense is still pretty meh and the Packers left points on the board that they could've had and the Packers probably should've won that game.

Was not really impressed by either QB and both had INTs that even Jimmy G would probably say were terrible decisions. QB rankings had been a hot topic of debate during the offseason but I would put Purdy ahead of Love at this current point in time. If Love can iron out some of his inconsistencies and raise his floor I'd say you can have an argument for Love over Purdy but I just think Love has too many lows compared to Purdy for me to choose him over Purdy.

Love being hurt could be a big blow to the Packers though. Didn't seem like a season ending type of injury but didn't seem like one you ice up and be out there the next week either. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up having a high ankle sprain which means he'd likely be out at least a month and that might put the Packers in a hole they can't dig out of because I don't think they have the kind of roster that can ride out a staring QB injury.
Huh? I enjoyed this game like most high scoring games decided by one score, not low scoring nor lopsided ones that you find more entertaining?

The Eagles talented D will be feared as the season progress under Vic Fangio along with their 2 highly touted CB taken in the first 2 rounds to fill a weakness once they acclimate themselves. And you can bet most 49ers fans wanted Fangio back as DC. It's no different than the 48ers talented D was mostly lost under Steve Wilks and now they can do better with a first-time coordinator in Sorensen?

And since you brung up Purdy against Love but not Hurts. I assume you are in agreement with me that Hurts is the better QB of the two by simply comparing their SB performances against KC, where he took it upon himself to make plays when the pocket breaks down. This is why Purdy should not be paid more than Hurts, regardless of how both teams perform this season. Hurts is the voice for the players. Purdy may take on that responsibility someday, but he has deferred to others as the top voice for the team.

https://youtu.be/7iwSIf0JeiA?si=LbWvM2yeIKw5i91y

https://youtu.be/dBpOvy9N-uA?si=0ZyMORNtskSwr39Y

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/4155015/2023/02/05/jalen-hurts-eagles-super-bowl/


I don't think you can really compare the two situations. Purdy joined an incredibly experienced team with lots of high-profile playmakers. Hurts is on a team full of young guys. Purdy seems assertive and commanding to me, but you wouldn't expect him to drown out the other guys on the team.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#33 » by RIPskaterdude » Sun Sep 8, 2024 3:48 pm

Holy overpaid. If Purdys agent want more, trade him. 60M per year, think of how much talent needs to go to afford that

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Post#34 » by CrimsonCrew » Sun Sep 8, 2024 3:49 pm

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Pattersonca65 wrote:
WentzerWuver wrote:Everyone knows he's limited in some ways like many QB but you been attacking his limitations way too often like a bully, making outlandish claims like Trey can run Kyle's offense much better if given a chance Lol

https://youtu.be/4vlW6fKl9ZI?si=zGpsCMWrdhA_4Amj

https://www.nbcsportsbayarea.com/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/joe-montana-trey-lance-trade-cowboys/1652154/


He thinks as long as a qb has physical traits they can be made stars aa if some physically gifted QB arent limited between the ears like Trey and like Kaepernick


I'd take prime Kaep in a second over Purdy. He did way more with much worse weapons than what Purdy is working with. Crabtree was his number one receiver. There's a reason that Sherman called him mediocre.


The argument of Kap doing more with less is a shaky one IMO. First, did he do more? He had a great super bowl run and almost won the big one. So did Purdy. He had one more good playoff run, but his offense wasn't nearly as dynamic. And teams figured him out after that. Instead of improving, he fell off after a smoking start. Maybe that happens to Purdy, but it certainly hasn't to date.

As far as having less, I broached this in another post. Yes, his weapons clearly weren't as good as Purdy's. But his OL was markedly better. All five of his OL would have been second-best on our team last year. Easily. And the defense he played opposite was better.

When discussing supporting casts, no one seems to want to take into account the OL. It's kind of important to good QB play. Jackson's OL struggled this week against KC, and he was frankly bad as a passer. He kept the team in it with his legs, and that's one of the obvious benefits to a Lamar Jackson, but he simply couldn't play out of the pocket. Purdy played out of a messy pocket all last year and excelled.
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Post#35 » by CrimsonCrew » Sun Sep 8, 2024 3:51 pm

WentzerWuver wrote:
Jikkle wrote:Hurts plays behind one of the top offensive lines in the NFL and has for the past couple of years. That definitely has an impact because all you have to do is look at Goff who a lot of people think is a great QB but he's the same guy he was with the Rams he just plays behind a monster of an offensive line with the Lions.

If the 9ers had that offensive line we would've easily won that Super Bowl and it's not even a Purdy thing either because we probably would've won two with Jimmy G as well.

As of today I'd take Purdy over Hurts because you can't pretend like last year never happened and Purdy was better in every way except Hurts had more rushing yards.
Lol I just spew hot coffee outta my nose after reading your response. Ooouch hot hot hot!!!! So JimmyG is even better than Hurts in the SB with the same OL ...like your the one who needs some coffee to wake up Lol


He's not saying that. He's saying that Jimmy, behind that OL but with the Niners' skill players and defense, would have won the SB. I don't think anyone is arguing Hurts has the skill players and defense we do, even though he's got an exciting group of young receivers around him.
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Post#36 » by WentzerWuver » Sun Sep 8, 2024 6:31 pm

Sam D went 13 for 14 with a TD at the half...guess Kyle has solved his ghost passing issues for good.

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Post#37 » by Big J » Sun Sep 8, 2024 6:43 pm

RIPskaterdude wrote:Holy overpaid. If Purdys agent want more, trade him. 60M per year, think of how much talent needs to go to afford that

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Been saying this for a while. Paying Purdy this nonsense would spell irrelevance for a decade.
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Post#38 » by Big J » Sun Sep 8, 2024 6:44 pm

WentzerWuver wrote:Sam D went 13 for 14 with a TD at the half...guess Kyle has solved his ghost passing issues for good.

https://youtu.be/P4LZhL53V-E?si=1cFHotE8-ZSlEf0H


Another example of why we shouldn't pay Purdy.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#39 » by Big J » Sun Sep 8, 2024 6:45 pm

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He thinks as long as a qb has physical traits they can be made stars aa if some physically gifted QB arent limited between the ears like Trey and like Kaepernick


I'd take prime Kaep in a second over Purdy. He did way more with much worse weapons than what Purdy is working with. Crabtree was his number one receiver. There's a reason that Sherman called him mediocre.


The argument of Kap doing more with less is a shaky one IMO. First, did he do more? He had a great super bowl run and almost won the big one. So did Purdy. He had one more good playoff run, but his offense wasn't nearly as dynamic. And teams figured him out after that. Instead of improving, he fell off after a smoking start. Maybe that happens to Purdy, but it certainly hasn't to date.

As far as having less, I broached this in another post. Yes, his weapons clearly weren't as good as Purdy's. But his OL was markedly better. All five of his OL would have been second-best on our team last year. Easily. And the defense he played opposite was better.

When discussing supporting casts, no one seems to want to take into account the OL. It's kind of important to good QB play. Jackson's OL struggled this week against KC, and he was frankly bad as a passer. He kept the team in it with his legs, and that's one of the obvious benefits to a Lamar Jackson, but he simply couldn't play out of the pocket. Purdy played out of a messy pocket all last year and excelled.


Purdy's had the best OT that the game has ever seen. Trent alone elevates the entire line a tier by himself.
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Re: 2024 NFL Season 

Post#40 » by WentzerWuver » Sun Sep 8, 2024 7:04 pm

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CrimsonCrew wrote:
Big J wrote:
I'd take prime Kaep in a second over Purdy. He did way more with much worse weapons than what Purdy is working with. Crabtree was his number one receiver. There's a reason that Sherman called him mediocre.


The argument of Kap doing more with less is a shaky one IMO. First, did he do more? He had a great super bowl run and almost won the big one. So did Purdy. He had one more good playoff run, but his offense wasn't nearly as dynamic. And teams figured him out after that. Instead of improving, he fell off after a smoking start. Maybe that happens to Purdy, but it certainly hasn't to date.

As far as having less, I broached this in another post. Yes, his weapons clearly weren't as good as Purdy's. But his OL was markedly better. All five of his OL would have been second-best on our team last year. Easily. And the defense he played opposite was better.

When discussing supporting casts, no one seems to want to take into account the OL. It's kind of important to good QB play. Jackson's OL struggled this week against KC, and he was frankly bad as a passer. He kept the team in it with his legs, and that's one of the obvious benefits to a Lamar Jackson, but he simply couldn't play out of the pocket. Purdy played out of a messy pocket all last year and excelled.


Purdy's had the best OT that the game has ever seen. Trent alone elevates the entire line a tier by himself.
If the Jets beat Niners on Monday Night after a few sacks on Purdy, you will be blaming Purdy for the loss when it was on Trent for not being in football shape. I just hope the Silverback doesn't get hurt in this game.

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