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what does Bryce's 2026 season need to look like for you to be oaky with extending him?

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this past season Brock Purdy was injured in the season opener / week 1 against the Seahawks & he missed almost 8 or 10 games as a result of that injury .

23 minutes ago, cranky said:

Brock Purdy played the Seahawks twice right after Youngs' game and averaged 145 yards (passing and rushing) with 0 TD's, 2 INT's and a fumble in those two games. So he had around 60 more total yards per game but Young did at least have one TD. Purdy makes 53M a year. 

So what is Purdy's fair market value?

 

...just saying 

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21 minutes ago, bandu said:

this past season Brock Purdy was injured in the season opener / week 1 against the Seahawks & he missed almost 8 or 10 games as a result of that injury .

...just saying 

Young played the Seahawks in week 17, Purdy played them the following week (18) and then again two weeks later in the Playoffs.

And maybe he was injured earlier in the season but the week prior to the Seahawks game, he passed for 330 yards with 3 TDs and an INT against the Bears. 

...just saying.

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21 minutes ago, cranky said:

Young played the Seahawks in week 17, Purdy played them the following week (18) and then again two weeks later in the Playoffs.

And maybe he was injured earlier in the season but the week prior to the Seahawks game, he passed for 330 yards with 3 TDs and an INT against the Bears. 

...just saying.

this past season in week 1  Brock Purdy had 277 yards / 2 TD's & the 49ers also  beat the Seahawks 

&  to be honest  i don't completely understand what you are really trying to say? 

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5 hours ago, The Third Reich said:

I talked to him at a conference years ago when he was coaching at Wake.  I was not impressed and I wanted to be.

 

5 hours ago, UnluckyforSome said:

What's fair market value for these eye-pppping numbers?

 

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He was terrible at Wake. 

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1 hour ago, cranky said:

It really depends on the cost of the extension. Expectations change significantly depending upon the price. What I would need to see to sign him to 55M per year is a lot different than what I would need to see to sign him to 35M. 

Dont think he signs at 35M. That's what other QBs are getting when they move to another team. When the original team is signing the QB, contracts are in the mid 50s. If we do an extension, mid 50s is the number we should realistically expect. 

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26 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Dont think he signs at 35M. That's what other QBs are getting when they move to another team. When the original team is signing the QB, contracts are in the mid 50s. If we do an extension, mid 50s is the number we should realistically expect. 

I can only think of a few QB's worth 50M and while I am a Young supporter, he is not one of them. But then, I think the QB position has become over valued. Everyone's looking for the next Brady and MaHomes and paying as if they have found them. I think Seattle and Phily has shown you don't need 50M QBs to win ( and I am aware Hurts is a 50M QB. I just think they won with a running game and defense more than with his arm).

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I wouldn’t want to pay Hurts or Purdy that kind of money.

I surely would throw up if they gave that to Beyce. 
 

Honestly with me and Bryce it is more the time he is given than the money. Of course the money guarantees the time. 
I just in no way want to be handcuffed to him for another three years.  
Theoretically he could change that but theoretically Musk could colonize Mars. And I would give that better odds of happening. 

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6 hours ago, cranky said:

Brock Purdy played the Seahawks twice right after Youngs' game and averaged 145 yards (passing and rushing) with 0 TD's, 2 INT's and a fumble in those two games. So he had around 60 more total yards per game but Young did at least have one TD. Purdy makes 53M a year. 

So what is Purdy's fair market value?

 

Why would I care about a Niners player and what that player is getting? I am not a Niners fan, and have no comment on what they might pay their players. It's not my concern.

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14 hours ago, GOAT said:

it can be stats alone, and or team related accomplishments such as division, play off wins, etc.

I think if he can show improvement in all categories, 3500+ yards to quiet the 200 yard average talk, 30> TD's and >10 INT's.

it would be nice to win the division convincingly but hey, we never held not making the post season back to back season against Cam. 

funny thing is, I think most fans would prefer to see an impressive stat line from him than a playoff appearance / win.

just wanted to hear everyone's opinion on what they personally need to see, not trying to bicker with anyone.

oh and inb4 the there's nothing he can do comments...

a 200 y/g average would be a nice improvement for him.  180 career y/g average over the years 180 171 and 188 but in my mind to extend him would need a top 10 season at qb in pretty much every stat

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9 hours ago, cranky said:

Brock Purdy played the Seahawks twice right after Youngs' game and averaged 145 yards (passing and rushing) with 0 TD's, 2 INT's and a fumble in those two games. So he had around 60 more total yards per game but Young did at least have one TD. Purdy makes 53M a year. 

So what is Purdy's fair market value?

 

Brock Purdy holds the highest active career Total QBR in NFL history, hovering near a \(68.4\) mark. He is closely followed by two-time MVP Patrick Mahomes.  

 

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Averaging over 200 yards a game would be the bare minimum of a start. Cam would have games in the 150-180 range passing, but he threw in 75 yards rushing to go with it. Bryce...ain't got that in him.

Said earlier in the thread, but bigger than the numbers is just being consistently decent even, and then throw in a handful of great games. Being consistently decent, and then tossing in multiple games of 80-120 yards passing? Get out. 

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11 hours ago, bandu said:

highly drafted Qb's like Sam Darnold especially a #1 overall pick usually always have ideal physical traits & or alot of raw arm strength 

Iook at Bryce Young & see no reason why he should have ever been drafted #1 overall. if anything BY should have been a latter round draft pick or UDFA like Pavia that came into the NFL on a prove it deal 

honestly see this ending only one way & no not like Sam Darnold ...just saying  

 

Exactly.

Carson Beck was taken in the 3rd round and loads of people were screaming that he was overdrafted.

He's a damn sight more physically talented than Bryce Young - and has a similar College resume.

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