49ers - Brock Purdy - Still and Always #1
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I think that all of us always wondered what Brock could do with a good LT and a top receiving corps.
I’m no expert on the 49ers, but last I looked that was future HOFer Trent Williams, and a bunch of high draft picks. Oh, plus Kittle. And they added McCaffrey in the backfield. Am I wrong about all that?
If so, seems like a Purdy good dream come true.
I’m no expert on the 49ers, but last I looked that was future HOFer Trent Williams, and a bunch of high draft picks. Oh, plus Kittle. And they added McCaffrey in the backfield. Am I wrong about all that?
If so, seems like a Purdy good dream come true.
Switching coverage to a more competitive game? BS!
CycloneErik
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Fox seems to think they're doing me a favor switching to Seattle vs. whoever.
That's not at all what I want to see.
That's not at all what I want to see.
Who had Purdy beating Brady so bad that CBS would switch games on their bingo card?
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Not happy about this, hope they switch back before the end as I want to see Brady and Brock together after the game
Stupid to switch game. So many people are watching NFL in Iowa today just to watch Purdy. So he's having this fairytale game and they switch games..WTF?
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And guess what, I am switching from Fox to something else.
It is on 713 on the Direct TV NFL Ticket
Let the record of history show that Purdy v Brady ended with them switching coverage to another game in the 3rd qtr. wow.
Just a note on how smart Purdy is . . .
On the TD pass right before the half, his wideout on the opposite side of the field (not the side thrown to) lined up in the backfield but was wrong. He stepped forward while the other man was in motion --
IF they'd snapped it while the motion was still going, it would have been an illegal shift.
But Brock held off, told the motion man to get set, waited a count, THEN snapped it. . . .
And threw a TD.
On the TD pass right before the half, his wideout on the opposite side of the field (not the side thrown to) lined up in the backfield but was wrong. He stepped forward while the other man was in motion --
IF they'd snapped it while the motion was still going, it would have been an illegal shift.
But Brock held off, told the motion man to get set, waited a count, THEN snapped it. . . .
And threw a TD.
Shows how bad Manning really was over and over at his job.
