49ers Brock Purdy Signing 5-year $265 mil deal
 

[URL="https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45181713/sources-niners-brock-purdy-finalizing-5-year-265m-deal"]ESPN Deal[/URL]

Discuss amongst yourselves.

That's a whole lot of cabbage for a quarterback who's considered by many as overrated.

And weren't they 6-11 last year?

Discuss.

RIP Niners.

[QUOTE=hermanotarjeta;19906652]RIP Niners.[/QUOTE]

Haha, but not Purdy's bank ledger....:D

Small hands, big money.

I won’t lie: I don’t love it.

Will be curious on details and guarantees.

This year and next year’s draft picks better pay off big time.

Investing so much in your QB makes the lack of investment in your offensive line even more puzzling.....

The current O-line is going to get Purdy killed.....

[QUOTE=escapegoat;19906667]i really like this deal! :D[/QUOTE]

Ha! I bet you do.

[QUOTE=mfw13;19906668]Investing so much in your QB makes the lack of investment in your offensive line even more puzzling.....

The current O-line is going to get Purdy killed.....[/QUOTE]

Can't disagree. I think they wanted guys this year in the draft but got scooped so went best available by need. I expect next year will be all OLine.

Whether or not you feel like Purdy is a good or great quarterback is secondary. Not surprised the number starts with 5. It is the going rate for a starter. If the contract has a big out after year three or four will indicate the confidence level the 49ers have in him.

Lets see what the first 4 years contain. The final year in most contracts is funny money to make the deal look bigger then it really is as the player will never see that final year as either they get cut or get a new contract before that final year.

Is the $181 million guaranteed part accurate? If so, good for him. Highest paid 7th round player ever.

[QUOTE=Siberian13;19906682]Is the $181 million guaranteed part accurate? If so, good for him. Highest paid 7th round player ever.[/QUOTE]

No need for Purdy to get a roommate next season, even with crazy San Fran housing costs I think he has rent covered and then some...:D

He earned it 100%

They'll bounce back, last year was basically worst case scenario in terms of injuries for them

I like Purdy and I want to see him succeed. It gives them a lot less wiggle room though. Trent Williams seems uncertain. CMC will have question marks as well. No Deebo either and Aiyuk needs to return to form. Hopefully the 49ers will be healthy and they'll have a few successful draft picks that come through and deliver.

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[QUOTE=blackvodka;19906711]I like Purdy and I want to see him succeed. It gives them a lot less wiggle room though. Trent Williams seems uncertain. CMC will have question marks as well. No Deebo either and Aiyuk needs to return to form. Hopefully the 49ers will be healthy and they'll have a few successful draft picks that come through and deliver.

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Williams 37 years old in a couple months. You play him this year then make him a post June 1st cut next off-season and move on.

[QUOTE=packman80;19906722]Williams 37 years old in a couple months. You play him this year then make him a post June 1st cut next off-season and move on.[/QUOTE]That's kinda what I was thinking too. I just don't see him getting that third and final year of his deal.

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As a Colts fan I wish they had Purdy as their QB. Probably a dozen other teams would say that too.

Amazing story

Happy for him

Tale as old as time, your qb is slightly above average but you're paying top tier QB money

[QUOTE=Delta5;19906981]Tale as old as time, your qb is slightly above average but you're paying top tier QB money[/QUOTE]

See GB.

[QUOTE=Delta5;19906981]Tale as old as time, your qb is slightly above average but you're paying top tier QB money[/QUOTE]

To be fair he's been to more SBs than Josh Allen.

That's a more interesting conversation about slightly above average QBs.

Also, personally, if I was a fan of a player, I wouldn't put "MVP" as my avatar when he won it in arguably one of the worst races in recent memory.

If LJax didn't already have two, he probably would've won and truly it should've went to Saquon but they never consider RBs.

If I was a Niners fan? I wouldn’t like it
If I was a Niners fan? I wouldn’t hate it

I’d be super meh

So if meh is worth $265,000,000?

That’s up to you

Nothing about him or the current team screams contender to me. I don’t care what Vegas has convinced people to bet on

[QUOTE=asujbl;19907306]If I was a Niners fan? I wouldn’t like it
If I was a Niners fan? I wouldn’t hate it

I’d be super meh

So if meh is worth $265,000,000?

That’s up to you

Nothing about him or the current team screams contender to me. I don’t care what Vegas has convinced people to bet on[/QUOTE]

They won some SBs under Walsh and Seifert so I guess that makes them perennial contenders. Just like Dallas.

[QUOTE=oldgoldy97;19907323]They won some SBs under Walsh and Seifert so I guess that makes them perennial contenders. Just like Dallas.[/QUOTE]

Pittsburgh…

Teams are too afraid to let average QBs walk. As I’ve said before, there are less than 10 QBs that I would pay, otherwise keep drafting until you hit one.