Busts go to Hero for a few years then back to Bust when the Oline or surrounding cast breaks down. Allen's inaccuracy vs the Chiefs in the playoffs popped back up. Was one of the worst performances I've seen in years from an accuracy standpoint. His annointing is a little premature in my book. But if you want to crown his ass then crown himYeah, I used to think accuracy was priority #1, until Josh Allen. So many communicated that Allen could not hit the broad side of a barn & that the Bills drafted a bust & look at them now.
Allen is the great example of an OUTLIERYeah, I used to think accuracy was priority #1, until Josh Allen. So many communicated that Allen could not hit the broad side of a barn & that the Bills drafted a bust & look at them now.
IDK, many were down on Allen and questioned him from a couple of tweets too, but he & Jackson were more proven then Lance, I'm just comparing the accuracy angle because that was in question with both Allen & Jackson and let's not forget, many wanted Jackson to play WR, please don't act like Jackson was a sure thing at QB.
Kyle Shanahan has made every QB he's been around better, Cousins, Ryan, Garoppolo & even Nicky Mullens, so as much as I hope that Lance is a bust, I'm betting on Shanahan because of his history with QB's, but again, I hope Lance looses every game he plays against the Los Angeles Rams.
. But if you want to crown his ass then crown him
Hope you're right.Just reminds me of Cardale Jones in that in limited play, on a dominant team, he looked unstoppable. Had he gone pro right then and there he may have been drafted higher than the 4th round he inevitably went in. A little more tape on him, he wasnt all that.
Sure Lance had eye-popping stats, but before Wentz there was Brock Jensen who had the eye popping stats too, 107 TD only 21 INT in 4 years with 3 National Championships. He barely had a cup of coffee in the NFL as an undrafted FA.
Color me unimpressed
Yep. The odds against Lance being great or even average just keep piling up.one last thot, I just find it difficult to image North Dakota State as a football factory for NFL QB's....one time is a longshot twice, wow, what are the odds
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Just reminds me of Cardale Jones in that in limited play, on a dominant team, he looked unstoppable. Had he gone pro right then and there he may have been drafted higher than the 4th round he inevitably went in. A little more tape on him, he wasnt all that.
Sure Lance had eye-popping stats, but before Wentz there was Brock Jensen who had the eye popping stats too, 107 TD only 21 INT in 4 years with 3 National Championships. He barely had a cup of coffee in the NFL as an undrafted FA.
Color me unimpressed
I’d be excited if the Rams drafted Lance, great athlete, rocket for an arm & only 20 years old, plus I would trust our scouts, GM & Head Coach. I guarantee you this, 49er fans were elated they took Lance over Jones.
Kittle wont be so impressed when Lance leaves him exposed to a rib breaking hit with a high medicine ball.How Lance impressed Kittle in his first OTA with 49ers
George Kittle has been impressed by Trey Lance and is excited to see what he can dowww.nbcsports.com
I watched Lance play in the playoffs his freshman year. He is extremely talented and intuitive. He is only 20 though so if SF is smart they will allow him 2 years to develop. If all goes well they will have a good QB situation with a 22 year old QB at the helm. If they go too early with him then his confidence and body may take too much of a hit too early in his development. The real story is what SF is going to do with Jimmy G-string. JG can’t be happy but he gets an opportunity to lead SF and prove his worth for another year or 2.Not looking to crown anyone, just cold hard facts. Many including myself have posted about accuracy, however, Allen & Lamar Jackson have improved in that area working continuously at their craft. So that's why I wonder with everything available today.
Overall, nobody wants Lance to fail in San Francisco more than me, however, he's a big kid, with big hands, big body, big arm, athletic and most communicate extremely bright. At 20 years of age, IMHO if I was coaching those are attributes I could work with.
I have come around to the Mike Martz take on QBs: that he has to be your most competitive player on the field.
Accuracy is important sure. But nowadays so is quick processing and ability at a minimum to move in the pocket without disrupting reads.
Still though if I were to make a decision on which QB to draft compete would be #1.
And tbh when I consider AD maybe that spans all positions.
quick processing