49ers - Brock Purdy - Still and Always #1

[NorthCyd]

And guys take heat from the players union and other guys if they start taking less than market value to help the team. Brady could do it, but not too many other guys could get away with the home town discount stuff.

There are a ton of down to earth good dudes playing in the NFL, and a lot of them say all the right things, and have nothing but good things said about them. And they pretty much all take as much as they can get.

The thing I think sets QBs apart specifically is you could make a strong argument that taking less to have a better team around them can pay off financially in the long run. Purdy is a marketable guy. Being part of a winner, even if it means less NFL salary wise, is a smart play. He's proven he can get the job done with talent around him.

 

[sweetiecy]

But everybody is missing the fact that he saved the reporter from a coyote...talk about burying the lede....lol! Watch the video where she talks about it:

49ers quarterback Brock Purdy spotted filming John Deere ad in San Francisco's Bernal Heights

It seems like San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has already found a new job in the offseason.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[qwerty]

But everybody is missing the fact that he saved the reporter from a coyote...talk about burying the lede....lol! Watch the video where she talks about it:

49ers quarterback Brock Purdy spotted filming John Deere ad in San Francisco's Bernal Heights

It seems like San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has already found a new job in the offseason.

www.cbsnews.com

I didn't even notice that video off to the side. Brock gets no respect . . . . Prudy's new gig?

 

[sweetiecy]

I didn't even notice that video off to the side. Brock gets no respect . . . . Prudy's new gig?

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Brock was in the middle of shooting a commercial and actually noticed a coyote stalking this off-duty reporter, her son, and her dog and shouted out a warning.

I actually cannot think of anything more indicative of awareness and real time processing speed than that...lol! The coyote was like a safety stalking one of his receivers.

 

[NorthCyd]

Brock was in the middle of shooting a commercial and actually noticed a coyote stalking this off-duty reporter, her son, and her dog and shouted out a warning.

I actually cannot think of anything more indicative of awareness and real time processing speed than that...lol! The coyote was like a safety stalking one of his receivers.

The coyote was probably just trying to grab some scraps or something, but good on him for noticing.

 

[NWICY]

Brock was in the middle of shooting a commercial and actually noticed a coyote stalking this off-duty reporter, her son, and her dog and shouted out a warning.

I actually cannot think of anything more indicative of awareness and real time processing speed than that...lol! The coyote was like a safety stalking one of his receivers.

LOL, if that would have been back at the FIL farm the dude in the grain cart would have slipped the rifle out of the case and dropped the Yote.

 

[AuH2O]

The thing I think sets QBs apart specifically is you could make a strong argument that taking less to have a better team around them can pay off financially in the long run. Purdy is a marketable guy. Being part of a winner, even if it means less NFL salary wise, is a smart play. He's proven he can get the job done with talent around him.

It for sure does, but other guys don’t want anybody suppressing the market.

For some it’s actually the money I’m sure, but for a lot their egos drive it and it’s what being paid represents.

But what all these QBs need to realize is that if their name isn’t Mahomes, their team isn’t winning a SB if they are a $50m cap hit. It’s going to be Mahomes and guys on their rookie deals. Maybe an outlier like a Stafford where your team is willing to mortgage future years to make a one year push.

But they all think they are good enough to do it, and they are pretty much all wrong.

As for the miners, I think they are living a bit on earlier years where they truly had a bunch of units overplaying their contracts because they drafted so well. They can back there, but I think currently they are largely getting what they pay for with all their units, other than getting MVP level QB play for 6 figures.