Kyle Shanahan says Brock Purdy is so easy to coach because even after Purdy creates a touchdown out of nothing Shanahan can still immediately tell him what he did wrong and he will receive it the right way
“On our first touchdown versus Denver, Brock had an awesome drive. He scored throwing that ball to Deebo at the end, did his little Dougie and was feeling really good. We all were.”
“But there were a few plays on that drive where I thought he lost his patience. He gave up on things a little quick, didn’t have confidence in them, and broke the pocket instead of sitting there and playing quarterback. Sometimes it’s good, sometimes it’s bad.”
“He came off, and on the play Deebo scored on, we didn’t really have anything. That was off-schedule. Brock found him and it was awesome. I told him, ‘Dude, we scored because of you on that drive. But settle down.’”
“There were a couple plays where you lost your patience and got out too quick. That’s why Brock’s awesome. He doesn’t get offended. You can keep coaching him no matter what the game is like.”
“We don’t tackle.”
@CreekFB Head Coach Dave Logan explains why he changed the way his program practices after seeing a key player get injured during full-contact work.
His focus: practice tempo, player engagement and efficiency.
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