A QB's "shut up" does not come from intimidation or dominance. It comes the necessity of getting the play called on time. I'm sure he is not worried about who is talking or anyone's feelings. It is just to get the information out in an efficient way.
Brock has lots of college experience in a competitive conference. That was the biggest questions I had about Trey was the inexperience, weak conference, and offensive system he ran. Potential is there but how much of a work in progress would he be. Still big question marks really.
Outside looking in, I agree so far.. I still have to see how he performs while losing/after a bad loss but he looks like a Man among men. Most men are soft/sensitive today but my boy Purdy Brock holding his own so far
@@ActionStackz i genuinely dont think he will lose... this season. easy remaining schedule; WASH LV AZ. if we do lose itll be in the playoffs. only teams that are a true threat to the niners in the nfc are philly and dallas. and how is a team that trailed 33-0 gonna put up anywhere near 30 points in 1 half against this defense @minnesota. there are several afc teams that can give us a run for our money in the sb tho
Probably not even a quick study. Probably a slow study but just studies the shit out of it all day and doesn’t do stuff other than study. That’s usually how it is. Peyton wasn’t a quick study. Tom isn’t. It’s slow and arduous and a grind.
@@dicktracy5066 Mullens only looked good in 1 game. He never looked good in preseason or training camp. Plus Purdy gets to take reps against the best defense in football.
When he stood in there to take a crushing blow from a pass rusher to deliver an accurate pass down field I knew he had game. That takes nerves and skill.
ive been watching football for far too long to get too excited after 3 starts... but he's certainly going to make the last chapter of this season very exciting.
But if you've truly been watching for as long as you imply, you'd recognize that this is something different. I've been watching since the eighties. And I've never seen anything like this kid. I'm ALL IN. Purdy is HIM.
@@TheDeadlyefx I'm with you bro 💯 Purdy is a young legend in the making, he's gonna do great things, already is in my opinion, he's the final piece we've been needing to be that championship team and it's gonna be a fun time to be a NINER fan these next couple of years, at least, that's the QB1 I want on my team and I hope he gets it. Stay up and Merry Christmas ✌️ #BangBangNinerGang
What I like about Purdy other than his confidence and execution is his accuracy. He throws a deep ball accurately, something Garappolo has never done. He also puts the ball in a place where the receiver can run.
"something Garoppolo has never done." I've seen Jimmy make lots of deep accurate throws. There was a game earlier this year (Broncos?) where Jimmy threw 4 long balls. Three were dropped, one was caught but negated by a penalty. All four were beauties - totally catchable. Last year Jimmy surprisingly had the highest Cmpl% for passes 40+ yards, according to David Lombardi. It irks me when people use absolutes like "never." It shows bias and instantly weakens credibility. Just say "seldom" or something if that's your point of view. At least that's spoken more as opinion and not fact.
@@rhmayer1 I agree with you, but I also don't think Purdy throws to Emmanuel Sanders' feet in the superbowl. The kid is absolutely ice cold in his biggest moments so far. We'll see how the playoffs go
@@jurassicturtle3666 I don't think you can extrapolate that Jimmy will fail in the SB because once he made a bad throw to Sanders in a SB. That's just a lazy narrative and unfounded generalization that I don't buy into. Jimmy has played well in many high-pressure, high-stakes games. His playoff record is better than Aaron Rodgers', who has a SB win, but a lot more one-and-dones and two-and-dones. The worst Jimmy has done in the playoffs is making it to the NFCC, and with two throwing arm injuries, to boot. Anyway, we've seen Brock make bad throws - near INT's, etc. All QB's make bad throws occasionally. People forget that Joe The GOAT threw 2 INT's before throwing "The Catch" to Dwight Clark in an NFCC. That was a big game. People also forget that in the SB against the Chiefs, Jimmy and the 49ers led the game for 3 quarters and then the defense failed to stop the Chiefs on repeated 4th quarter drives, allowing a comeback. It's a TEAM sport. Blaming Jimmy, and going beyond that to say that "he can't handle winning a SB" is nonsense in my view. One thing we haven't seen from Brock yet, is how he plays (how cool and productive he remains) when the team falls behind. We've seen Jimmy play cool and aggressive, as he always does winning or losing, and make a lot of comeback wins. The Wk18 17-pt comeback win last year against the Rams - a must win to get us into the playoffs - comes to mind. And there's a whole YT video on Jimmy's 4th quarter comeback wins. We've only seen Brock comfortably supported by an outstanding defense and the most loaded offense roster in the league in a limited number of games where the team never fell behind. He hasn't played under adversity, from behind yet. He hasn't had ANY big adversity moments yet, so it's a little early to say he's played in a true variety of those "biggest moments." Playoff games - playing the best teams in the league - will be at a different level than these past few games. There's a reason no rookie QB in the history of the league has won a SB. But on the other hand, in Brock's favor, if there ever was a loaded team with so much talent to make up for some expected rookie mistakes and break that long league record, it would be this 2022 49er team.
@@rhmayer1 I extrapolate that from watching him get flighty after things aren't going smoothly and be really inconsistent in important moments. He even showed that in the Superbowl season. I don't understand how you can watch years of 9er football and forget all of his chokes for the good stat sheet he ends up with at the end of the season. It's like the reverse of Tony Romo. He's not a bad QB, but he's been at his ceiling with the 9ers, which is at best ~20 points a game and relying on the defense. Just look at the 49ers ppg now since Brock took over. The passing game is so much more consistent. Brock's comfortably passing all over the field, not just in-between the numbers like Jimmy. We're finally winning games on defense AND offense.
Bringing out the best in Aiyuk.....hitting kittle in the middle......don't quote me but I believe he has hit 6-7 receivers every time he's played......allowing his receivers to rack up those YAC yards , the stat that was made up from Jerry Rices great catches on the run....The Best is yet to come.......we've only just begun.......keep on Rollin.......Taking care of business ......Faithful '84
@@Griggs58 Oh jesus christ. Saturday has worked as an advisor to the Colts since he retired for 1. and for 2 The best person should get the job. 1 day of 100 years experience doesn't matter. Meritocracy produces the best results, not some bullshit sense of entitlement because you've been grinding x amount of time longer than another person.
@@michag4337 Right. That’s the point I’m making. Everyone was bitchin bout Saturday but say nothing when Romo, Manning, or Aikman were just given commentator positions on TV.
@@Griggs58 The Manning's created a show, and the Play by Play announcer is different from the color. Color commentators generally have to grind to get to prime time, where as play by play is retired players who are well spoken. Amazon grabbed 3 players in wentworth, sherm and Tony G and an established person in Clarissa wtf ever her name is. There commentators are Herby, a former player albeit at the college level and Al Michaels, probably the most synonmous name with pro football for anyone under 35, who is still calling games. Players get fast tracked because they played, if you don't play you have to grind. Saturday did his time as a player for years, same with all the other players you mentioned, they don't need to pay dues in the minor leagues, they did that on sundays.
A true leader in the making. He is handling this like a 3-5 year QB with experience. He might not be the best arm, the biggest guy, but he has the qualities that can assist him in succeeding. This system fits him perfectly and all he has to do is manage it without turning it over and he will be looked at like the leader of the offense. I have been a 49ers fan since 1989 and there has been times when I have gotten excited about certain teams. When Steve Young took over, When Kaepernick took over and now, when Purdy has taken over. Think about it, only three times in the past 30 years have I been excited about a QB taking over.
I really dont want to compare him to any of those greats just yet but I definitely understand where your coming from he does remind me of a young Brady in his first couple of years. Late round draft pick with a supposedly weak arm that came out of nowhere. I remember when people would say that Brady was just a system QB and a game manager even after he had won 1 or 2 superbowls. It wasn't really until he had that historic 16-0 season where Brady would start putting up ungodly passing numbers. Brock is poised,accurate,smart,patient and determined and he's a freaking rookie out there looking better than most veterans.
@@kellyrateau1068 have to agree with that even as a Niners fan. I do not see Brees at all in Purdy. Maybe more like a Jeff Garcia. More mobile then Brees but doesn't have the arm.
Given how much Kitte likes to get amped up, it wouldn't surprise me if he has been on the receiving end of a few of those "shut ups" from BCB. I think Kittle took Purdy under his wing because he sees his rookie self in BCB.
His performance thus far, shows how inadequate the ISU offense was (in all aspects). He has that DAWG in him, but never saw greatness in college, due to having an inferior team around him. I know the comparison is highly controversial, but there was a QB a couple decades ago, that came out of nowhere, got picked in the 6th round, and is now.... the GOAT. I wish him all the best, and this comes from a fan of his rival school (Iowa). There's something cool about watching a former Cyclone, throwing to a former Hawkeye (Kittle).
Oh there is a nice article about that. He needed to be rebuild because he was more like a fullback and that reduced his throwing power. He had the wrong stance and motion due to his build.
Particularly Jusczk...whatever. Can't spell his name but J check is about as dominant at his position as it gets. And he giggles about Purdy shutting people up in the huddle? Impressive.
The thing that gives me hope is that because he was the last pick in the draft he’ll have that chip on his shoulder and he’ll be extra prepared . He isn’t Joe Burrow /Mahomes with the arm talent but in this system he just has to play within the system and hit the open guy. He’s already thrown more “bomb” TDs than Jimmy G did and he’s only been in for 4 games. That adds an extra element to the offense and is what we lacked under JG.
There's a channel named Tank or something like that, who reviewed Purdy's college tapes before the draft. It's amazingly revealing. Everything that is surprising us now, you can see him doing as a college QB. He did it for four years in college, right?
I think it helps that he actually stayed in college and worked at his craft. Lots of these top QB draft picks are pretty much one and done. Tom Brady who was drafted late played four years of college ball and a year on the bench. Now we draft a QB who maybe started one year in college and expect them to start in the NFL. Not many can do that.
QB saying shut up isn't disprespectful, its said when the QB comes to the huddle and the players are talking and its like the QB is the leader he is in control of the team, so when people continue talking when he walks into the huddle he needs to get them to listen so its more of a "shut up so you can hear the play call" because everyone needs to hear it if one guy doesn't the play falls apart. As a QB coach i teach my QBs this, on offense its your huddle. Control the huddle and be the leader you are meant to be. IF you need to yell at the guys like "SHUT UP!!!" bc you get to the huddle and they're all joking around talking, its the quickest way to get their attention while also making them get serious and ready to listen and execute the next play. If someone doesn't hear the play bc you were not being a leader by making sure they do its a problem. Thats you're responsibility so sometimes it comes with harsh words and sometimes its need.
LOL Purdy telling veteran players to shut up is HILARIOUS. I'm a DIE HARD NINER fan here since 1978, a year before Montana was drafted. Please Listen up. Take these words of encouragement from me and let them burn thru your "Niner Faithful" Souls . What had we set out to do this season from day one? Be the #1 Seed in the NFC. How did we do it? 1 Game at a time and yes, we had 4 stumbles but, we did not fall, we did not fail, and WE KEPT MOVING FORWARD. How did we do it? By having FAITH that our young Captain QB Brock Purdy could lead us to our goal and BY GOD HE DID! There is no more doubting this QB, put all that bs and shove in the critic's pipe and let them smoke it. WE ALL as NINER Faithful and THE PLAYERS did this together as ONE. Next Goal is to complete our QUEST FOR SIX. Let's achieve this goal as ONE solidified FAN/TEAM base and KEEP MOVING FORWARD 1 GAME at a time until we cross that finish line. WHO's With me? 1,2,3 GOOOOOO NINERS!! Fans and Niner players are ALWAYS FAITHFUL TO THE BAY!!
I think his size is his strength. He's gotta work just that much harder to get respect. He reminds me of Peyton Manning when going through his progressions. Almost robotic, no nonsense. Just get the job done.
I'm so stoked about Purdy. I think the Niners accidentally stumbled onto a franchise QB. This kid is going to be in that special top elite class of QB's this next generation. He's going to be up there with Rodgers, Brady, Favre, Young, Elway, Montana. Watch and learn. I just hope the Niners don't do something dumb like bench Purdy for Lance or Jimmy when they return. He's only 23. He will make some mistakes and struggle in some games as he gains experience. The Niners need to realize that because if they bench him because he struggles once... they will destroy all confidence he has a QB. You ride or die by Purdy IMO from here on out.
I mean the Dolphins,Bucs,Seahawks and commanders aren't bad teams at all and are all playoff contending teams but yeah he hasn't played a truly elite team yet like the Eagles or Bills
I like Jimmy G don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think we’d be in the second round of playoffs with Jimmy! He has no accuracy in the long ball, can’t get out of the pocket to extend plays, and doesn’t have the confidence with every play like BPurdy does. Brock is the real deal. Time to franchise this young man!
"Shut up." I heard a story about Dennis Shaw when he was a rookie QB for the Bills in 1970. He goes into a huddle with veterans like OJ Simpson and others and tells them all to "Shut up" so he could call the play. He ended up being the AFC's offensive rookie of the year.
this is what I have been saying in 100 years. The best pro QB doesn't have the strongest arm but throws into the best windows. Dan Marino still the only QB I ever saw who the complete package: strong rocket arm with pocket smarts and could throw into tight windows. Not even Big Ben or Tom Brady could spin the ball as well as Dan could.
The entire team has a different dynamic when Brock started playing QB. It’s like everything “Clicked.” What they were trying to do, is working. They are excited after a good play and eager for the next. It’s amazing how tiny changes can have big effects. Brock didn’t teach anyone anything, but he had the ability to make it work. My only fear, he is so systematic, he’ll eventually be figured out. He’s quick through his reads, he fakes, he misleads with his eyes… but it’s very Terminator; scanning to find “Your keys, your clothes and your motorcycle.” It’ll be figured out, if it isn’t changed regularly enough.
If I'm curt with you it's because time is a factor. I think fast, I talk fast and I need you guys to act fast if you wanna get out of this.- The Wolf (his new nickname probably)
I'm not a 49ers fan but I really like this kid. A great example of how to work and show that everyone's preconceived ideas on you don't mean anything. Mr Irrelevant, yeah, not so much! He's a great example for parents with their kids!
Back in my Highschool days, the first thing I learn about the Quarterback position was they're all Arrogant. The second thing I learned is they were nothing without the Arrogance.
ofc rookie has to have respect for veteran players but when u r qb u need have take control as well without cussing or acting like u r better than everybody else. there is. fine line between that. good player will know that fine line. there is thing called team culture, meaning just cause u r veteran player or good known player, u have to respectful of everyone even coaching staff, team staff, etc. better the team chemistry and trust and respect for each other, better ur team will play.
*_RESPECT_* cannnot be Commanded, Demanded, Earned, and shouldn't be Expected either. *_RESPECT_* is a gift that must be given of one's own free will. Otherwise, you get _FEAR_ instead. As a result of duress or intimidation. Oh, it is possible to earn someone's *_DISRESPECT ,_* though.
He is the second coming of Tom Brady,I said it last week and now Aaron Rodgers is saying the same thing.The kid is a leader,and knows what he has to do to win.
This is good!! If you’ve been around for the past 25 years, there was a few years where a culture of players were milking a paycheck from the league!!! IFYKYK…obviously nobody wants to talk about it!! We need leaders to come in and tell some of these players to put out or get out!!! They get drafted with guaranteed $million$ contract, played like shit, still make their $millions$, then leave after their contract!!!
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A QB's "shut up" does not come from intimidation or dominance. It comes the necessity of getting the play called on time. I'm sure he is not worried about who is talking or anyone's feelings. It is just to get the information out in an efficient way.
You tell me to shut up in real life and we likely have an issue, you tell me to shut up in the huddle i won't even apologize, I just shut up lol
@@BICfootball92 prob why ur a scrub too emotionally charged like a female is
Thats leadership
Glad we're here to state the obvious great job guys. I like hearing myself talk also.
shut up 😀
He's done an amazing job. Very calm with pressure. I hope they keep it going. You earn that respect by winning.
Brock has lots of college experience in a competitive conference. That was the biggest questions I had about Trey was the inexperience, weak conference, and offensive system he ran. Potential is there but how much of a work in progress would he be. Still big question marks really.
@@paulc7400Trey is garbage
Still going strong
He's not demanding respect , that's what I respect him for. He's just being himself.
Outside looking in, I agree so far.. I still have to see how he performs while losing/after a bad loss but he looks like a Man among men. Most men are soft/sensitive today but my boy Purdy Brock holding his own so far
@@ActionStackz i genuinely dont think he will lose... this season. easy remaining schedule; WASH LV AZ. if we do lose itll be in the playoffs. only teams that are a true threat to the niners in the nfc are philly and dallas. and how is a team that trailed 33-0 gonna put up anywhere near 30 points in 1 half against this defense @minnesota. there are several afc teams that can give us a run for our money in the sb tho
@@jlovo24it’s okay Dallas is gonna lose in the first round like every year
He is demanding respect with his actions. Not his words.
Brock is such a likable guy
Brock is a quick study. He’s mastered the play book. Go niners.
Probably not even a quick study. Probably a slow study but just studies the shit out of it all day and doesn’t do stuff other than study. That’s usually how it is. Peyton wasn’t a quick study. Tom isn’t. It’s slow and arduous and a grind.
Shanny dumbed down the playbook for his sake. Let’s not get it twisted.
@Life's a Game and Aryans Won the Championship 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I hope you’re right but he’s most likely just another Mullens.
@@dicktracy5066 Mullens only looked good in 1 game. He never looked good in preseason or training camp. Plus Purdy gets to take reps against the best defense in football.
@Life's a Game and Aryans Won the Championship 😆 “Superstar”
I’ll bet you said the same about Wheelchair Lance 🫵😂
When he stood in there to take a crushing blow from a pass rusher to deliver an accurate pass down field I knew he had game. That takes nerves and skill.
I hope he wins the SB. No rookie QB has won a SB. Imagine if the first one to do it was also a Mr. Irrelevant.
Couldn't be scripted better...
go cowboys
Ol' buddy never panics when the rush comes . Courage under fire . Love this rookie
Yeah he does.. He bailed to the left quite a few times
ive been watching football for far too long to get too excited after 3 starts... but he's certainly going to make the last chapter of this season very exciting.
Exactly what I said
But if you've truly been watching for as long as you imply, you'd recognize that this is something different.
I've been watching since the eighties. And I've never seen anything like this kid.
I'm ALL IN. Purdy is HIM.
@@TheDeadlyefx I'm with you bro 💯 Purdy is a young legend in the making, he's gonna do great things, already is in my opinion, he's the final piece we've been needing to be that championship team and it's gonna be a fun time to be a NINER fan these next couple of years, at least, that's the QB1 I want on my team and I hope he gets it. Stay up and Merry Christmas ✌️
#BangBangNinerGang
@@paulhernandez8697 same to you good buddy!
I agree with Every. Single. Word. #BangbangNinerGang
@@TheDeadlyefx Hell Yeah
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Brock's mindset is that action is more important than words/yapping.
What I like about Purdy other than his confidence and execution is his accuracy. He throws a deep ball accurately, something Garappolo has never done. He also puts the ball in a place where the receiver can run.
"something Garoppolo has never done." I've seen Jimmy make lots of deep accurate throws. There was a game earlier this year (Broncos?) where Jimmy threw 4 long balls. Three were dropped, one was caught but negated by a penalty. All four were beauties - totally catchable. Last year Jimmy surprisingly had the highest Cmpl% for passes 40+ yards, according to David Lombardi. It irks me when people use absolutes like "never." It shows bias and instantly weakens credibility. Just say "seldom" or something if that's your point of view. At least that's spoken more as opinion and not fact.
@@rhmayer1 I agree with you, but I also don't think Purdy throws to Emmanuel Sanders' feet in the superbowl. The kid is absolutely ice cold in his biggest moments so far. We'll see how the playoffs go
@@jurassicturtle3666 I don't think you can extrapolate that Jimmy will fail in the SB because once he made a bad throw to Sanders in a SB. That's just a lazy narrative and unfounded generalization that I don't buy into. Jimmy has played well in many high-pressure, high-stakes games. His playoff record is better than Aaron Rodgers', who has a SB win, but a lot more one-and-dones and two-and-dones. The worst Jimmy has done in the playoffs is making it to the NFCC, and with two throwing arm injuries, to boot.
Anyway, we've seen Brock make bad throws - near INT's, etc. All QB's make bad throws occasionally. People forget that Joe The GOAT threw 2 INT's before throwing "The Catch" to Dwight Clark in an NFCC. That was a big game. People also forget that in the SB against the Chiefs, Jimmy and the 49ers led the game for 3 quarters and then the defense failed to stop the Chiefs on repeated 4th quarter drives, allowing a comeback. It's a TEAM sport. Blaming Jimmy, and going beyond that to say that "he can't handle winning a SB" is nonsense in my view.
One thing we haven't seen from Brock yet, is how he plays (how cool and productive he remains) when the team falls behind. We've seen Jimmy play cool and aggressive, as he always does winning or losing, and make a lot of comeback wins. The Wk18 17-pt comeback win last year against the Rams - a must win to get us into the playoffs - comes to mind. And there's a whole YT video on Jimmy's 4th quarter comeback wins. We've only seen Brock comfortably supported by an outstanding defense and the most loaded offense roster in the league in a limited number of games where the team never fell behind. He hasn't played under adversity, from behind yet. He hasn't had ANY big adversity moments yet, so it's a little early to say he's played in a true variety of those "biggest moments." Playoff games - playing the best teams in the league - will be at a different level than these past few games. There's a reason no rookie QB in the history of the league has won a SB. But on the other hand, in Brock's favor, if there ever was a loaded team with so much talent to make up for some expected rookie mistakes and break that long league record, it would be this 2022 49er team.
@@rhmayer1 I extrapolate that from watching him get flighty after things aren't going smoothly and be really inconsistent in important moments. He even showed that in the Superbowl season. I don't understand how you can watch years of 9er football and forget all of his chokes for the good stat sheet he ends up with at the end of the season. It's like the reverse of Tony Romo. He's not a bad QB, but he's been at his ceiling with the 9ers, which is at best ~20 points a game and relying on the defense.
Just look at the 49ers ppg now since Brock took over. The passing game is so much more consistent. Brock's comfortably passing all over the field, not just in-between the numbers like Jimmy. We're finally winning games on defense AND offense.
Bringing out the best in Aiyuk.....hitting kittle in the middle......don't quote me but I believe he has hit 6-7 receivers every time he's played......allowing his receivers to rack up those YAC yards , the stat that was made up from Jerry Rices great catches on the run....The Best is yet to come.......we've only just begun.......keep on Rollin.......Taking care of business
......Faithful '84
Awesome player coming through when needed and giving the fans hope for the playoffs!!
Go niners!
"shut up"
respect earned
Kyle’s so well spoken. Bet you when he retires he’s gonna go into broadcasting
Harvard will do that to a person!
But what about the people that have been in sports media for years? He shouldn’t take from them like Jeff Saturday did.
@@Griggs58 Oh jesus christ. Saturday has worked as an advisor to the Colts since he retired for 1. and for 2 The best person should get the job. 1 day of 100 years experience doesn't matter. Meritocracy produces the best results, not some bullshit sense of entitlement because you've been grinding x amount of time longer than another person.
@@michag4337 Right. That’s the point I’m making. Everyone was bitchin bout Saturday but say nothing when Romo, Manning, or Aikman were just given commentator positions on TV.
@@Griggs58 The Manning's created a show, and the Play by Play announcer is different from the color. Color commentators generally have to grind to get to prime time, where as play by play is retired players who are well spoken. Amazon grabbed 3 players in wentworth, sherm and Tony G and an established person in Clarissa wtf ever her name is. There commentators are Herby, a former player albeit at the college level and Al Michaels, probably the most synonmous name with pro football for anyone under 35, who is still calling games.
Players get fast tracked because they played, if you don't play you have to grind. Saturday did his time as a player for years, same with all the other players you mentioned, they don't need to pay dues in the minor leagues, they did that on sundays.
I think the guys will all take a few 'shut ups!' from Brock the rest of the way if leads to a big prize at the end
I don’t think winning it all has anything to do with it. They’re gonna respect him either way
@@slowmobius2136facts
Deebo & Kittle talking about one play
Brock: Shut up
everyone: respect earned.
This man is 22 but acts like he’s Brady already lmao.
Facts
And without the whining
Or more like Joe Montana. Which might even be better.
@@EmptyHand49
Who was whining??? Just curious,smh???
@@ronniehuntjr5190he’s talking about Brady. Always trying to get calls his way, especially when shit hits the fan. Or enticing fights between players.
Almost a year later and I still love this story.
Brock definitely have potential in the NFL. I believe he can do great things with the 49ers. He is humble. He have good work ethics.
A true leader in the making. He is handling this like a 3-5 year QB with experience. He might not be the best arm, the biggest guy, but he has the qualities that can assist him in succeeding. This system fits him perfectly and all he has to do is manage it without turning it over and he will be looked at like the leader of the offense. I have been a 49ers fan since 1989 and there has been times when I have gotten excited about certain teams. When Steve Young took over, When Kaepernick took over and now, when Purdy has taken over. Think about it, only three times in the past 30 years have I been excited about a QB taking over.
This guy has serious "Brady-like" vibes & potential.
He is more of a drew brees
I really dont want to compare him to any of those greats just yet but I definitely understand where your coming from he does remind me of a young Brady in his first couple of years. Late round draft pick with a supposedly weak arm that came out of nowhere. I remember when people would say that Brady was just a system QB and a game manager even after he had won 1 or 2 superbowls. It wasn't really until he had that historic 16-0 season where Brady would start putting up ungodly passing numbers. Brock is poised,accurate,smart,patient and determined and he's a freaking rookie out there looking better than most veterans.
@Life's a Game and Aryans Won the Championship This is dumbest statement I've heard in awhile lol keep that to yourself
@@kellyrateau1068 have to agree with that even as a Niners fan. I do not see Brees at all in Purdy. Maybe more like a Jeff Garcia. More mobile then Brees but doesn't have the arm.
I would hope not. He is doing fine without constantly cheating.
Given how much Kitte likes to get amped up, it wouldn't surprise me if he has been on the receiving end of a few of those "shut ups" from BCB. I think Kittle took Purdy under his wing because he sees his rookie self in BCB.
His performance thus far, shows how inadequate the ISU offense was (in all aspects). He has that DAWG in him, but never saw greatness in college, due to having an inferior team around him. I know the comparison is highly controversial, but there was a QB a couple decades ago, that came out of nowhere, got picked in the 6th round, and is now.... the GOAT. I wish him all the best, and this comes from a fan of his rival school (Iowa). There's something cool about watching a former Cyclone, throwing to a former Hawkeye (Kittle).
Have anybody ever noticed how huge Brock's legs are mannnn...Wow look like Nick Bosa!! Lol😂👀
Suspect
Thicc?
@@BobectorGamesBobector now i see why its hard to tackle him lol
Oh there is a nice article about that. He needed to be rebuild because he was more like a fullback and that reduced his throwing power. He had the wrong stance and motion due to his build.
he is solid AF - definitely an athlete
When another long time veteran talks about Purdy in such glowing terms, you know he is doing the right things. What a revelation late in the season!
Particularly Jusczk...whatever. Can't spell his name but J check is about as dominant at his position as it gets. And he giggles about Purdy shutting people up in the huddle? Impressive.
The thing that gives me hope is that because he was the last pick in the draft he’ll have that chip on his shoulder and he’ll be extra prepared . He isn’t Joe Burrow /Mahomes with the arm talent but in this system he just has to play within the system and hit the open guy. He’s already thrown more “bomb” TDs than Jimmy G did and he’s only been in for 4 games. That adds an extra element to the offense and is what we lacked under JG.
Mitch is rocking a majestic mullet!
aww, you can catch Kittle getting the ball for Purdy after his TD. Very wholesome
Dude. The clip of him and CMC jogging off and high diving might be the cutest thing I’ve seen in football.
Cmc is a good leader 😉
Well done with advertising- got me. The title of the video is the last bit of the video. Listened to the whole thing hahaha
Purdy has made me a 49ers fan
Leadership at it's best 💯
Kyle is such a good person. Knew him from high school
Future is bright with this kid! He has the grit, something you can't teach or learn.
Imagine if garappalo never got injured. We would be missed out on the greatest QB
Great video, thanks for sharing
Die hard hawks fan here, Im happy for purdy!
There's a channel named Tank or something like that, who reviewed Purdy's college tapes before the draft. It's amazingly revealing. Everything that is surprising us now, you can see him doing as a college QB. He did it for four years in college, right?
I think it helps that he actually stayed in college and worked at his craft. Lots of these top QB draft picks are pretty much one and done. Tom Brady who was drafted late played four years of college ball and a year on the bench. Now we draft a QB who maybe started one year in college and expect them to start in the NFL. Not many can do that.
"Told players shut up" Tells you how locked in Mentally and focused every snap to be able to play at a high level "
QB saying shut up isn't disprespectful, its said when the QB comes to the huddle and the players are talking and its like the QB is the leader he is in control of the team, so when people continue talking when he walks into the huddle he needs to get them to listen so its more of a "shut up so you can hear the play call" because everyone needs to hear it if one guy doesn't the play falls apart.
As a QB coach i teach my QBs this, on offense its your huddle. Control the huddle and be the leader you are meant to be. IF you need to yell at the guys like "SHUT UP!!!" bc you get to the huddle and they're all joking around talking, its the quickest way to get their attention while also making them get serious and ready to listen and execute the next play. If someone doesn't hear the play bc you were not being a leader by making sure they do its a problem. Thats you're responsibility so sometimes it comes with harsh words and sometimes its need.
Damn right,born leader 😎💯
I love this young man's story
Such a funny story, I am still laughing
I knew Glock Purdy would play well when put in after Jimmy went down. Purdy balled out in the pre-season.
This is a great start… to a better story.. the kid is no joke l.. Fins up
You EARN respect, you don’t demand it.
The 49ers offense is perfect for a rookie QB to succeed! Happy for Purdy
Purdy's sucess .. where opportunity and preparation came together
LOL Purdy telling veteran players to shut up is HILARIOUS.
I'm a DIE HARD NINER fan here since 1978, a year before Montana was drafted. Please Listen up. Take these words of encouragement from me and let them burn thru your "Niner Faithful" Souls . What had we set out to do this season from day one? Be the #1 Seed in the NFC. How did we do it? 1 Game at a time and yes, we had 4 stumbles but, we did not fall, we did not fail, and WE KEPT MOVING FORWARD. How did we do it? By having FAITH that our young Captain QB Brock Purdy could lead us to our goal and BY GOD HE DID! There is no more doubting this QB, put all that bs and shove in the critic's pipe and let them smoke it. WE ALL as NINER Faithful and THE PLAYERS did this together as ONE. Next Goal is to complete our QUEST FOR SIX. Let's achieve this goal as ONE solidified FAN/TEAM base and KEEP MOVING FORWARD 1 GAME at a time until we cross that finish line. WHO's With me? 1,2,3 GOOOOOO NINERS!! Fans and Niner players are ALWAYS FAITHFUL TO THE BAY!!
Brock Purdy = Tom Brady 2.0
last QB picked, chip on his shoulder, hard worker, lot of fight in him
wish him the best
I think his size is his strength. He's gotta work just that much harder to get respect. He reminds me of Peyton Manning when going through his progressions. Almost robotic, no nonsense. Just get the job done.
I lived in San Diego - a Chargers fan - when "too small" Drew Brees started out. Brees was 6ft tall. Purdy is 6ft 1in.
@@herbertotto4725 he shrunk 3 inches since his rookie year? Drew Brees is 5'9 the shortest successful quarterback of all time
@@brucehansen7949 lol I don’t know why I felt compelled to chime in, but Brees is 6’
Mac Davis in North Dallas Forty: "Nobody talks in this f'n huddle but me."
I'm so stoked about Purdy. I think the Niners accidentally stumbled onto a franchise QB. This kid is going to be in that special top elite class of QB's this next generation. He's going to be up there with Rodgers, Brady, Favre, Young, Elway, Montana. Watch and learn. I just hope the Niners don't do something dumb like bench Purdy for Lance or Jimmy when they return. He's only 23. He will make some mistakes and struggle in some games as he gains experience. The Niners need to realize that because if they bench him because he struggles once... they will destroy all confidence he has a QB. You ride or die by Purdy IMO from here on out.
Not by accident, the scouts told Shanahan that he’s worth pick if he’s available in the 7th round. They did. He was. Go Niners!!!!!!
Woah there guys slow tf down 😂
shanahan is not benching purdy. he lets him throw it cause he trusts him.
We found the Diamond in the rough! Shock the world purdy! Lfg
Looks like jimmy and trey will be starting on new teams next year, good for Brock and the niners
He shouldn't be this good yet. The playoffs will be a good test. So far,so good.
The calm quite ones are the assassins!!
look forward to seeing them play a solid team...
I mean the Dolphins,Bucs,Seahawks and commanders aren't bad teams at all and are all playoff contending teams but yeah he hasn't played a truly elite team yet like the Eagles or Bills
his game is a backyard footballers textbook QB. those moves he makes don't get enough credit.
I like Jimmy G don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think we’d be in the second round of playoffs with Jimmy! He has no accuracy in the long ball, can’t get out of the pocket to extend plays, and doesn’t have the confidence with every play like BPurdy does. Brock is the real deal. Time to franchise this young man!
I think he’s the future for the 49ers!
We all know who he was telling to shut up
Deebo or kittle?
KITTLE 🤣
Big 12 turned out some real surprises in the QB spot of late
ngl, i wanna try out that stretching routine. that shit looks like it feels so good
"Shut up." I heard a story about Dennis Shaw when he was a rookie QB for the Bills in 1970. He goes into a huddle with veterans like OJ Simpson and others and tells them all to "Shut up" so he could call the play. He ended up being the AFC's offensive rookie of the year.
this is what I have been saying in 100 years. The best pro QB doesn't have the strongest arm but throws into the best windows. Dan Marino still the only QB I ever saw who the complete package: strong rocket arm with pocket smarts and could throw into tight windows. Not even Big Ben or Tom Brady could spin the ball as well as Dan could.
The best team to be on if you are a back up quarterback is whatever team Jimmy Garoppolo is starting for.
The entire team has a different dynamic when Brock started playing QB. It’s like everything “Clicked.” What they were trying to do, is working. They are excited after a good play and eager for the next.
It’s amazing how tiny changes can have big effects. Brock didn’t teach anyone anything, but he had the ability to make it work. My only fear, he is so systematic, he’ll eventually be figured out. He’s quick through his reads, he fakes, he misleads with his eyes… but it’s very Terminator; scanning to find “Your keys, your clothes and your motorcycle.” It’ll be figured out, if it isn’t changed regularly enough.
If I'm curt with you it's because time is a factor. I think fast, I talk fast and I need you guys to act fast if you wanna get out of this.- The Wolf (his new nickname probably)
That shows leadership
Wishnowsky just lookin like an absolute stud
Good 👍😊 job Brock purdy you tell them.
2:03 Wishnowsky with the stylish mullet.
Thats why they dont block for him no more😂
As a Broncos fan, Make America Purdy Again.
Brock is only 10% where his career will be at.
We will win 4-5 more Superbowls with him.
🤣, you sound like a Cowboy fan. Calm down. Let him win a playoff game, before you start talking crazy.
@@californiacritic9779 you sound like your mom likes black and long ones, hop of mines fugazi lame 🤣
That thing to “shut up” to vets story during huddle was so funny.😂😅😁
More of leadership then wilson and actually works on craft and loves football 🏈
they are better with Purdy
Of course
only a fool would say otherwise - been nice Jimmy, but it's time to say goodbye. See you in the strip clubs.
I'm not a 49ers fan but I really like this kid. A great example of how to work and show that everyone's preconceived ideas on you don't mean anything. Mr Irrelevant, yeah, not so much! He's a great example for parents with their kids!
He's too Purdy to be Brady!!!! 😆 🤣
Back in my Highschool days, the first thing I learn about the Quarterback position was they're all Arrogant. The second thing I learned is they were nothing without the Arrogance.
Apparently it was George Kittle being George Kittle in the huddle and Brock kindly told him to stfu 💀
ofc rookie has to have respect for veteran players but when u r qb u need have take control as well without cussing or acting like u r better than everybody else. there is. fine line between that. good player will know that fine line. there is thing called team culture, meaning just cause u r veteran player or good known player, u have to respectful of everyone even coaching staff, team staff, etc. better the team chemistry and trust and respect for each other, better ur team will play.
3:00 - You're welcome 9er fans. #GoBrock #GoNiners
Thanks! ❤
Its crazy that Brock came in similar to Kurt Warner and he wears the same number 13. Is it destiny or coincidence?
Jake Dehomme before the Panthers got good told a very similar story.
Remember when brock tried to handle the ball to the invisible man lol. Rookie mistakes but man he is good he has the NFL QB IQ already
Take note Zach Wilson lmao
*_RESPECT_* cannnot be Commanded, Demanded, Earned, and shouldn't be Expected either. *_RESPECT_* is a gift that must be given of one's own free will. Otherwise, you get _FEAR_ instead. As a result of duress or intimidation. Oh, it is possible to earn someone's *_DISRESPECT ,_* though.
The QB is basically the boss, PERIOD...
Purdy - "Shut up, gotta hear this play"
Kyler - "Shut up, cant hear his footsteps"
They are not the same.
He is in CHARGE SO HE IS THE ONE THAT KNOWS WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN AND HE IS GOING TO MAKE IT HAPPEN 👍👏🙌🤯😠😡👺💥🔥😎🤔😄
He is the second coming of Tom Brady,I said it last week and now Aaron Rodgers is saying the same thing.The kid is a leader,and knows what he has to do to win.
This is good!! If you’ve been around for the past 25 years, there was a few years where a culture of players were milking a paycheck from the league!!! IFYKYK…obviously nobody wants to talk about it!! We need leaders to come in and tell some of these players to put out or get out!!! They get drafted with guaranteed $million$ contract, played like shit, still make their $millions$, then leave after their contract!!!
Lmao!
We weren’t going to the Super Bowl with Jimmy.
Brock has a better chance to win it all.
hope this is not a “linsanity effect”
Bang Bang!
Brock is a leader.
a better word might have been 'Focus', but I'm sure no one took offense.