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12 minutes ago, trueblade said:

Fat lady ain't singing yet, but she's warming up.

Two touchdown lead will do that...

10 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Shanahan and these Niners weapons are the real deal. People are going wild for Brock Purdue but it ain't him.

Yeah. He's not the next Tom Brady.

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5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Bingo.

Purdy is an awesome story but I don't think it lasts. 

It's lasted so far. I think he'll make it to the NFC Championship. The kid is making the reads, he isn't scared and he not only can move, but he knows when and how to move either in or out of the pocket. He also knows when to  bail out of a play, that's wise beyond his experience.

Not saying he doesn't have great weapons and protection around him and a defense that helps immensely, but we've all seen guys who had all that and couldn't do much with it.

 

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17 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Shanahan and these Niners weapons are the real deal. People are going wild for Brock Purdue but it ain't him.

I completely agree that the team around Purdy is ridiculous and Shanahan is an offensive genius (I mean he got Matt fuging Ryan to the SB and an MVP...). That being said, Purdy has been incredible too, considering the circumstances (3rd string 7th round rookie). I honestly think he's been playing better in Shanahan's system so far than Jimmy G ever did even in their SB run. I know, that's not saying much since Jimmy G has been overrated when Shanny deserves the credit, but if he keeps playing like this they have a better chance to win it all than they have had before under Shanahan in my opinion. The worry for them though is teams having more film on him and he'll struggle against the elite defenses he'll see later in the playoffs.

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