8 pages of this. Look, Brock Purdy isn't freaking Patrick Freaking Mahomes. But he is pretty darn good, and he is our guy. Of the problems this team has, BP's performance is maybe in the top 10, but probably not.
He has some limitations. He has some strengths too. For him to reach his peak success, the staff needs to coach/scheme around those. More RPO, less deep outs. More runs to the edge if teams crowd Charlie in the middle. Better protection so he can set his feet. Gotta call his number some (and I hate designed QB runs). Better success running the ball so play action is more effective.
It feels to me like the staff has been developing him to be more of a pocket pro style guy, and idk if that is best for his success. I get adding skills to make him better and more "multiple", but BP is more like a Russel Wilson or Lamar Jackson type, needs to be allowed to improvise a bit and run around. Generate some controlled chaos, that's when he is at his best.
My $0.02.