49ers - Brock Purdy - Still and Always #1

[clonedude]

If Rodgers is gone it means a complete rebuild. The dead cap is about 2x his salary. Basically we would have to start cutting everyone not on their first contract and just throw in the towel for a year to get out from under the mess.

I have no idea how the dollars work, but I've seen plenty of sites on the internet that indicate it would be smart for the Packers to trade Rodgers now. Actually it sounds like it would have been smarter last year, but this year would be better than next year.

But as I said, I have no idea how the dollars all work.

 

[BCClone]

I have no idea how the dollars work, but I've seen plenty of sites on the internet that indicate it would be smart for the Packers to trade Rodgers now. Actually it sounds like it would have been smarter last year, but this year would be better than next year.

But as I said, I have no idea how the dollars all work.

His hit to the cap is 31-32 MM for next year. If we cut or trade before 6/1, it’s 90MM dead cap.

 

[clonedude]

His hit to the cap is 31-32 MM for next year. If we cut or trade before 6/1, it’s 90MM dead cap.

Hate to break it to you, but the Packers are in a major rebuild no matter what we do with Rodgers IMO.

 

[madguy30]

I'm excited to see what comes of Purdy. Hopefully he sticks.

That was the most 'must-see' thing of this entire NFL season and it wasn't just an ISU fan thing.

 

[mynameisjonas]

Hate to break it to you, but the Packers are in a major rebuild no matter what we do with Rodgers IMO.

With the Packers being such a small market, and not having a franchise quarterback, (post-Rodgers) I really don’t see the future being very bright at all for Green Bay. I could be way wrong here, but I’m thinking decades of really bad teams.

 

[BCClone]

Hate to break it to you, but the Packers are in a major rebuild no matter what we do with Rodgers IMO.

The defense is there. If they draft another receiver and lineman good enough to play, without injuries, they could compete and have a shot. Love is not the answer and after next year, he is too expensive to hold him and Rodgers so you probably need a young QB and one of them.

 

[BigJCy]

 

[mynameisjonas]

OK, best case scenario, six weeks recovery. Anyone know what the timeline is if it was ruptured?

 

[ISUcyclones11]

I really hope we have him at Hilton for a game this year.

 

[BigJCy]

OK, best case scenario, six weeks recovery. Anyone know what the timeline is if it was ruptured?

I don't think it is quite as long as a pitcher having Tommy John in baseball but it is not short either.

 

[madguy30]

I wonder if it were ruptured if he wouldn't have even been able to take snaps or hand off the ball.

I've had tennis elbow issues and even tying my shoe was painful and it was just a strain.

 

[ClonerJams]

The concern on 49ers reddit is he might need Tommy John surgery. Hopefully that isn't the case. Honestly pretty incredible he came back in the game at all.

 

[Mr Janny]

The concern on 49ers reddit is he might need Tommy John surgery. Hopefully that isn't the case. Honestly pretty incredible he came back in the game at all.

Yeah, it was pretty clear that he wasn't coming back in if Johnson hadn't gotten hurt. How many times did he throw it after he came back? Maybe twice? And very short. Feel terrible for him.

 

[ClonerJams]

Yeah, it was pretty clear that he wasn't coming back in if Johnson hadn't gotten hurt. How many times did he throw it after he came back? Maybe twice? And very short. Feel terrible for him.

Looks like twice as the box score shows he was 4/4. On the bright side, Brock Purdy 100% completion rate today.

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[Rabbuk]

Looks like twice as the box score shows he was 4/4. On the bright side, Brock Purdy 100% completion rate today.

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That can't be right can it? Didn't brock throw one away like 50 yards away from anyone. Or was that cmc?

 

[BCClone]

That can't be right can it? Didn't brock throw one away like 50 yards away from anyone. Or was that cmc?

Cmc

 

[SolterraCyclone]

The concern on 49ers reddit is he might need Tommy John surgery. Hopefully that isn't the case. Honestly pretty incredible he came back in the game at all.

If he has a ruptured UCL, the poster on here comparing him to Jay Cutler should take a big, public mea culpa. To throw with that injury at all, I can’t imagine the pain

 

[Williowa]

The concern on 49ers reddit is he might need Tommy John surgery. Hopefully that isn't the case. Honestly pretty incredible he came back in the game at all.

One of the longtime niners fans on my fb started a thing about how you got to play though this.

6 week recovery? Thats more then a few minutes.

 

[CyCloned]

Tough break for Brock. Hopefully he will not have a serious injury and be back for the start of next year.

 

[twincyties]

There is an old saying I’m sure many here have heard and it involves being hurt versus being injured. If you are a QB there is no “playing through” certain elbow/shoulder/hand kind of injuries. It doesn’t matter how tough you are or if they give you a needle. Some of this stuff makes it literally impossible for your arm to function the way it should.