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Originally posted by maxsmart:
Originally posted by boast:
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
"Trey" the name means "three" which is how many 1st round picks it took to get him
and where he'll be drafted in the 2021 NFL Draft
And "Lance" is a weapon of war which we will use to devastate our enemy leaving a trail of broken vanquished adversaries behind us!
It was meant to be.
Originally posted by maxsmart:
Originally posted by boast:
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
"Trey" the name means "three" which is how many 1st round picks it took to get him
and where he'll be drafted in the 2021 NFL Draft
And "Lance" is a weapon of war which we will use to devastate our enemy leaving a trail of broken vanquished adversaries behind us!
It was meant to be.
Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Lance I think is the better prospect than Fields (and the best overall). Proceed to crucify, but this is why:
About 9 minutes in.
I've seen Lance apparently fail to see the short guy a number of times (usually a hot route, but sometimes a wide open FB on a boot), and throw into coverage deep. But it's entirely possible he just can't resist the deep ball. But I've not seen him fail to see wide open touchdowns as much as Fields.
It could be a lot of things. Maybe scheme. Maybe I just haven't watched enough. Maybe it's that he has too few attempts to show it. But I haven't really seen Lance leave wide open touchdowns on the field all that much. Every QB does it, but some more than others, and Lance less than Fields I think.
And of course, Lance can clearly work within the structure of a pro-style offense, and he's younger and more of a blank slate.
Originally posted by maxsmart:
Perhaps Mac Jones completes a 5% higher rate in 2022.
That means out of 400 attempts a year = 20 more completions per year = ~200 extra passing yards per year.
However a Trey Lance would add:
* Additional 500+ rushing yards (to more than offset any decrease in passing)
* Greater Durability = much less likely to be injured (very important, as they found out with Garopolo)
* QB runs open up the field for more variety of play calling to keep defense off balance
* Adds diversity so they can't call us "racist"! j/k
Plus Lance is 2 years younger than Mac and is still growing and improving both mentally and physically.
He grew an inch last year and is now over 6'4" (and also gaining athleticism)
Smart = had offers from Ivy League schools
Only 20 y/o, loves to study film, quick learner = likely to improve enormously with time (high ceiling)
Already has good field vision and good feel, but with some time he will very likely greatly improve his vision, accuracy and passing
Originally posted by NYniner85:
is it me or does Greg cosell love Trey Lance? Every time I listen to him talk about these QBs when Lance gets brought up it's glowing stuff...he was talking about Jones and someone brought up Jones to SF and he brought up Lance and how he's such a scheme fit in SF.
Originally posted by cortana49:
Nope. Nope. I just don't trust his accuracy. I'm completely glued to the Fields bandwagon now. Lance definitely has uber potential, but the game film just … can't do it.
Edit: Perhaps I should use different language. He is accurate on some of his throws. I think it's his consistency that looks worrisome to my eyes.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
I mentioned this earlier but I'll throw it out there again...They've had multiple meetings with him.
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by maxsmart:
Originally posted by boast:
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
"Trey" the name means "three" which is how many 1st round picks it took to get him
and where he'll be drafted in the 2021 NFL Draft
And "Lance" is a weapon of war which we will use to devastate our enemy leaving a trail of broken vanquished adversaries behind us!
It was meant to be.
Flawless gif execution.
