Maybe Kittle wasn't realizing that he was actually trying to take George's head off?
49ers - Brock Purdy - Still and Always #1
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It's hard to read intent in printed form, but it seems like the distant father not wanting to give too much praise to the son he's obviously disappointed in. back-handed compliments. I know he's a silly guy, so if that's him being funny so be it, but it sounds like he's shitting on his QB1
And he's a hok. I will allow it!
Kittle does come across as self-important. Then again, I don't know the guy.
Edit: I was also just kidding.
It reads to me like a great TE/receiver trying to say something generous but also true about his not ready for prime time starting QB. What do you want him to do, go all "Matt Campbell?"
less is more when talking about your colleagues to the press IMO. you don't have to put your analyst cap on and break down his game.
"We're excited about his progression, looking fwd to what we can do this year"
is a lot better than the half/back-handed stuff he said. Not a big deal, just doesn't come across great.
Listened to George on a couple of podcasts like Bussin with the Boys and Pardon my take. He seems like a good dude. Maybe a little full of himself but most athletes are
He comes across as arrogant and thinking his own game is flawless or something. Would be much better if it came from a coach than a teammate.
Purdy just apart of a fumble at the goal line but the defensive lineman pushed the center back which messed up the timing in the backfield.
I thought Brock played well tonight.
Fran Tarkenton threw a lot of pathetic looking completions, too.
Brock looks like he belongs in the NFL
For the most part yes….. but there’s always that one or two boneheaded plays that he can’t seem to avoid.
What boneheaded play did he have tonight? The fumble wasn't exactly his fault.
I agree the fumble wasn’t his issue. Plus the 49er WRs had several drops on well thrown balls.
