N/S The Brock Corollary (1 Viewer)

parlorcitysaint

WhoDat in exile.
Joined
Mar 14, 2008
Messages
16,607
Reaction score
19,716
Location
Upstate NY
Online
Brock Osweiler relieved an injured Peyton Manning, and played far beyond what anyone had thought him capable of. Peyton healed, came back in the for the playoffs, and Denver won the big one.

That off-season Osweiler signed a VERY lucrative deal with Houston, compared to how few games he actually played.

His remaining years in the NFL is uninspiring at best, to be polite.

Now, this year, Mr. Irrelevant, the last man picked in the draft, gets pressed into service, for a very talented team, and he took, plays far better than pretty much anyone could've guessed possible.

Unfortunately, for him, his season ended last night, when he took got hurt, and lightning didn't strike twice for the 49ers. His backup (who would have been the 4th string, had he been on the roster when the season started)

I imagine Purdy is still under contract, but that doesn't mean that some QB hungry team isn't going to sniff around; "kick the tires", so to speak.

Question is: given the ironic similarity of first name, will Osweiler's history hurt Purdy's shot elsewhere?
 
Brock Osweiler relieved an injured Peyton Manning, and played far beyond what anyone had thought him capable of. Peyton healed, came back in the for the playoffs, and Denver won the big one.

That off-season Osweiler signed a VERY lucrative deal with Houston, compared to how few games he actually played.

His remaining years in the NFL is uninspiring at best, to be polite.

Now, this year, Mr. Irrelevant, the last man picked in the draft, gets pressed into service, for a very talented team, and he took, plays far better than pretty much anyone could've guessed possible.

Unfortunately, for him, his season ended last night, when he took got hurt, and lightning didn't strike twice for the 49ers. His backup (who would have been the 4th string, had he been on the roster when the season started)

I imagine Purdy is still under contract, but that doesn't mean that some QB hungry team isn't going to sniff around; "kick the tires", so to speak.

Question is: given the ironic similarity of first name, will Osweiler's history hurt Purdy's shot elsewhere?
Purdy is under contract with SF for the next 3 years at minimum salary. Even if SF was willing to give him a new contract they can't until after he has been on the roster for 3 years.
 
Purdy is under contract with SF for the next 3 years at minimum salary. Even if SF was willing to give him a new contract they can't until after he has been on the roster for 3 years.
Another team might be willing to trade for him though. And offer him a better contract than "Mr Irrelevant money".
 
He played well and gotten them to the championship games... Lance is hurt and recovering but hasn't stand out.... Jimmy might not come back... Why trade when there are uncertainties at that position if they do? He is still under a very cheap contract. If you were the GM would you even consider that? Come on.
 
Another team might be willing to trade for him though. And offer him a better contract than "Mr Irrelevant money".
That wouldn't work. When a team does a trade for a player they are actually trading for the players contract. Under the CBA a drafted player can't have a new contract until he completes 3 years or is released and clears waivers.
 
32 year old Jimmy G is a free agent and Lowball Loomis might pursue him as a 2 yr stopgap.
 
My only question is how do you factor in Brock Berlin and Brock Huard into this equation? hmmmmm

tenor.gif
 

Create an account or login to comment

You must be a member in order to leave a comment

Create account

Create an account on our community. It's easy!

Log in

Already have an account? Log in here.

Users who are viewing this thread

    Back
    Top Bottom