Kurt Warner StudyBall Wk 2 - Brock Purdy

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• MA

  @MaggieBuppa · 7 days ago

  I just hope people appreciate the opportunity we have to watch a literal hall of fame QB break down film

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• GE

  @GeneralTso09 · 7 days ago

  The pump fake to Evans pass was one of the best plays I've seen in a long time. That throw was inch perfect. If that DB didn't clip his fingernails that morning he would have knocked that ball down.

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• DI

  @dion920 · 8 days ago

  Did we forget Brock has a faster 10 yard split than CMC? Dudes athletic.

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• TU

  @tunejunky · 8 days ago

  KW is the <b>best undrafted QB of all time</b> he knows exactly what the media bias against Purdy is

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• RE

  @REB4444 · 8 days ago

  He did the exact same things in college, it&apos;s not a fluke. Like Montana, he hits receivers so they don&apos;t have to break their stride. THAT&apos;S why there are so many YAC yards, because of the accurate &amp; timing of those passes.

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• BA

  @bagley232 · 8 days ago (edited)

  I’m a Brock Purdy truther. Enjoyed watching him when he was in college, thought he played with a lot of moxie. Was surprised he was the final pick of his draft class

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• JU

  @juanneri9541 · 7 days ago

  Brock Purdy is so fun to watch

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• KE

  @kenneanjoseph2191 · 8 days ago

  Has anyone watching this film noticed how much attention Mike Evans gets every time Brock drops back? IT creates so much space everywhere else.

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• DR

  @Dreamwunder · 7 days ago

  Best Brock Purdy breakdown I’ve seen. And ofc it’s from one of the best QBs of all time Kurt Warner. Brock makes passes look so easy and identifies open man so well in his progressions mixed with his late draft bias status has tricked most people into thinking making these throws and passes consistently accurately all the time is very impressive. Even the last catch highlight if you just look at results it seems wr Hodgins was wide open and an easy throw. But when you slow down like kw did then you see Brock goes through professsion and identifies Hodgens beating his man even tho he’s not even out of his break yet and throws it before he even turns around. That all happens within seconds and that decision and accuracy is elite

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• SC

  @SCfancritic · 7 days ago

  Kittle breaking free on the play at 16 minutes, turning to an empty side of the endzone with no one in the area code, you know hes thinking &quot;comeon brock, see me, please man&quot;&apos;, turns...ball already headed his way. &nbsp;Probably a happy swear and feeling of joy.

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• RO

  @robm611 · 7 days ago

  I’m love that you gave so much love and attention to. 5 yard completion. That’s the difference between you and everyone else. 😊

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• SH

  @shect1 · 8 days ago

  Looks simple but I&apos;ve seen so many other QBs struggle with the simple part of the game. Arm strength can sometimes bail you out but if you can process fast enough, read the defense and make the simple plays you don&apos;t need to break the glass all the time and those long balls you see from QBs with an arm when it&apos;s 3rd and long because they messed up on the first two plays are higher risk and lower completion ratio because the defense knows what&apos;s coming, they forced you into it. Brock does the simple things and he can also improvise and make some crazy throws when needed. He won&apos;t throw a 70 yard bomb and it seems that&apos;s the only thing the media knows how to measure before a draft. <br><br>I&apos;ll take a QB who can think fast, read the defense, make the right decision, throw an accurate pass and has the added bonus of unexpected speed that fools defenders all the time, over a guy who has no clue what&apos;s going on out there but throws a deep ball.

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