Brock Purdy, All Time Great

Pretty crazy stats, but once Brock Purdy reaches 1,500 attempts (in a couple games) he will be the all time-leader in quarterback rating in NFL history at 104.8 He will also be #2 in yards per attempt at 8.6 behind only Otto Graham.

He’s at 1436 so 64 attempts should hit in a couple games. This is pretty mind-blowing for all the slights and scorn directed his way by the national media.

I guess if you prostrate yourself on the field and wear your religiosity like like a cloak of invincibility, the dipshits fawn all over you, a la Tim Tebow.

But be a humble dude simply having fun out there and kicking major ass, you are a joke. Especially when drafted last. He’s up there in the pantheon of Bay Area stars like Stephen Curry, Joe, Steve, and the like. Humble but driven beyond reason.

This fucking team has to reach the promised land. A ring or 2 and t5hat’s the only way the national nabobs of negativism will put any respect on his name. So glad we got this guy.

Still wondering what the fuck I was doing instead of being here.

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31 Responses to Brock Purdy, All Time Great

  1. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Side note, my wife saw this in LA 3 days earlier. Waaaaay before I met her. Great minds and all that.

  2. Berger's avatar Berger says:

    This song is from my favorite album, Wish You Were Here,

  3. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Brandin Cooks off the Taxi Squad and on the roster. Hodge was released.

    Sure would be nice to see Watkins continue his sudden success.

  4. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Pink Floyd, well Roger Waters, lost me on the Wall. DSOTM is fantastic but the wall just fell flat to me.

  5. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    A buddy of mine and myself both dropped acid before watching The Wall at Century 25 dome in San Jose. What’s weird is that the theater advertised it as being in “quadraphonic,” but if you do an AI query, it specifically says this is not true. The 70mm print of The Wall used a cutting-edge audio system that was essentially the movie-theater equivalent of quadraphonic sound, but not quadraphonic sound, which Pink Floyd utilized in their concerts. Basically, the movie I saw and heard used a 6 track Dolby magnetic sound format.

    Anyway, that movie tripped me out at the time. Quite depressing, with fascist overtones. Like I said, we were definitely buzzed going into the theater. Sheesh, this was almost as bad as when I was in the military, stationed in England and myself and a few buddies dropped acid before seeing the movie, The Omen. Yikes!!!!

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      Great story blade. I saw Floyd do the DSOTM on some pretty clean acid and it was memorable. It’s kinda funny though I was so calm and paid attention to every note to the point where I felt part of the show. Nothing like going to the dead shows or the like where I am there for the music but also for the people too. Had an old friend pass through town a couple of weeks ago and he still does it occasionally. He gave me a couple of hits but I am kind of afraid to take it now mostly because of my age and all the baggage I have since the last time I tripped (41 years old). It might not be as enjoyable as it used to be. But then I think it might be worth it to take a look and do an inventory so to speak. Anyway right now I am just going to stay looking at it.

  6. Bob McMurry's avatar Bob McMurry says:

    Jed York suspended 6 games and fined 500,000 by the league for his stupid ass hooker bust! Supposedly 3 games already served so eligible to be reinstated October 20th..

    • blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

      Hilarious AK . . . Sheesh, I know Eddie was no angel, but sheesh, getting busted at a trailer park???

      • Bob McMurry's avatar Bob McMurry says:

        Yeah i always thought it was just Twisters&Rednecks that end up in a Trailer Parks Blade, but Eddie starting a new trend in stupidity..

  7. willedav's avatar willedav says:

    Heat wave in Bay Area coming over weekend and more. Feel bad for fans on wrong side of the yard.

    How does this affect game decisions? Ball control and TOP become more important? Getting early lead?

  8. 12th Man's avatar 12th Man says:

    Saw The Wall in Earls Court London in 1980, not my fav album of theirs but an epic show.

    • Berger's avatar Berger says:

      I’ve been to hundreds of concerts. As concerts go, The Wall is the best show ever. I saw it 3 times in LA that year. Opening night, they caught the building on fire. I saw opening and closing night and one night inbetween.

  9. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    Winder likewise, great story . . . Last week, I celebrated 40 years of being clean and sober, but guess what? Having gone through my parents stage 4 cancer (mom a couple of years ago and stepdad last year), I will consider scoring a tab of acid if I have weeks to live and am half-way cognizant of who I am.

    My absolute best story about tripping on acid was driving to Edinborough, Scotland from Mildenhall RAF (East Anglia, England), with 3 Air Force buddies. We’re on the main road approach to the city at night and we round this bend, overlooking the city and above it is this lit up castle . . . We were all mesmerized and one of my buddies says, “We fucking took a wrong turn . . . We’re in Disneyland!” Oh man, we all lost it for about 10 minutes, laughing our asses off, peaking on the tabs each of us took.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      I think I said it here before but in the last few years I have lost all remaining family and all the truly close friends I grew up with. And that still weighs heavy on my head.

      • blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

        “And that still weighs heavy on my head.”

        Whew! I can relate Winder. Sheesh, a big reason why I move to WA State (besides being completely fed up with how CA was being run, traffic congestion, influx of robotic like tech bros, etc.), was the fact that I have had 4 close friends in the bay area die in the last few years, including my best friend last year, and 5 of 6 aunts and uncles pass away. California hasn’t been home since 1997.

        It’s hard to explain, but I guess I could have moved back to Colorado, but Colorado has become a nightmare too (ask Unc), insofar as traffic, cost of living, etc. I know a lot of people there, but it’s been almost 7 years since I lived there. WA I love thus far, albeit, we don’t know many people here yet.

        Thank God for my 9 year old daughter. She keeps me sane.

      • Winder's avatar Winder says:

        I love Washington but the only place I stayed for any length of time was the Everett area. I left Oregon 2 years ago after being there for close to 8 years and it was nice too. I plan on going back to Oregon within the next couple of years. If I am still around.

      • blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

        Wait! I thought you were still in Everett? Where you at now?

      • Winder's avatar Winder says:

        blade- Been in Pensacola FL for a little over 2 years now. There are some really nice people down here but where I am(4 miles from the Alabama border)it’s deep red and I have no desire to deal with any trumper, if they can’t see how corrupt he by now there is no help for them.

  10. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    where r you now, Winder? Man, so sorry to hear all that. It ain’t easy keeping on. I’m worried being the youngest in my family as I’ve already lost one sister.

  11. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Seriously thinking about Washington when i retire. My daughter is in Seattle and her bf’s family has land near Sheldon and it looks spectacular.

    She send me a vid yesterday of killer whales swimming by their cabins on the water. Green and pretty.

    • blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

      Unc, you come up here – no income tax, people drive like they understand basic physics, very friendly, etc., etc. Snarkk is on the West coast, near Seattle and I am East in Spokane. You can live like a king here, as housing is still inexpensive (in Spokane area). Same deal in many parts of Oregon.

  12. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    And Bergs, I was supremely pissed off Pink Floyd didn’t come to SF on the Wall tour. Didn’t like the album anyway. Ended up seeing them in 1986 for the Diovision Bel tour.

  13. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    New thread. I’ll explore the acid stories later. so many

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