Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
wonder if Kyle rolls him out against a CB and tries some trickery with him since hes so damn fast

Originally posted by OneNDone:

Originally posted by SkyZer0:

He seems to have a really solid foundation around him. That's huge.

Originally posted by Kolohe:
I didn't say it was a timed route, I said don't you think it would've thrown off the timing between the two?? Regardless of stepping up or not Jimmy side stepped the pass rush and disrupt the timing between the two. How is that not even being considered is beyond me.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Kolohe:
I didn't say it was a timed route, I said don't you think it would've thrown off the timing between the two?? Regardless of stepping up or not Jimmy side stepped the pass rush and disrupt the timing between the two. How is that not even being considered is beyond me.

Dude it was massively under thrown plan and simple. You say it's not a timing route yet your argument is it disrupted the timing of the throw?

Like he always does he doesn't step into his throw and missed....it's as simple as that. NFL QBs have to be able to make that throw

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Hypothetical situation: We didn't draft Lance and chose another one of the QBs with #3. What pick would Lance have gone and to what team?

Falcons at 4, or too either one of the Panthers or Broncos in a possible trade up.

You don't think the Falcons were locked in on Pitts at #4?

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
wonder if Kyle rolls him out against a CB and tries some trickery with him since hes so damn fast

He's less fast than Kaepernick. Keep it in perspective. He's here to throw.

Originally posted by Hopper:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NinerGM:
LOL times the 49ers pocket has ever looked like that.

There is absolutely zero excuse for Jimmy Garoppolo to miss a wide open, game winning touchdown. I don't care if his WR talent isn't all that great, you have to hit this throw. pic.twitter.com/a4Izvwkfq8

— Johnny Kinsley (Andrew Berry Hive CEO) (@Brickwallblitz) September 14, 2020

1. The pass rush look like it disrupted the timing.

2. It was just a good read by Peterson and he made a play on it.

A little hard on players when it was the first game of the season with no OTA's, half ass TC with no Preseason.

This angle doesn't show it, but Bourne was open BY SEVERAL YARDS until the ball hung up. It was a TERRIBLE throw.

A wobbly underthrown pass.

Originally posted by a49erfan77:
To me, he tried to put some touch on it to drop it in there and just took too much off. It was a miss. It happens.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by a49erfan77:
To me, he tried to put some touch on it to drop it in there and just took too much off. It was a miss. It happens.

Yes it happens and it was an under throw...that's the difference between winning and losing a game.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
He's less fast than Kaepernick. Keep it in perspective. He's here to throw.

Originally posted by a49erfan77:
Sure, but every QB in the history of football has missed a throw that cost them a game.

It was a bad game all around by the entire team. The defense gave up two leads in the 4th quarter.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
He's less fast than Kaepernick. Keep it in perspective. He's here to throw.

I don't know that he is, but if he is....its not a whole hell of a lot.

General manager John Lynch offered some clarification over the weekend. The 49ers didn't insist Lance work with Beck at all. The former North Dakota quarterback had an early first pro day and was training in Los Angeles with his former teammate, Easton Stick. That's when he started working with Beck. A week later, on March 26, San Francisco traded up to No. 3.

As soon as the trade happened, Lance scrambled to set up a second pro day, knowing that he might be among the 49ers' options. It made sense to work again with Beck because of the coach's familiarity with Shanahan and his system. Lynch said the 49ers did not insist Lance work with Beck.

"Yeah, that wasn't the case," Lynch told Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated over the weekend. "So, there are some things there. I went to high school with Tom House's daughter. Kyle's got to know Tom well through Matt Ryan because Matt saw him and Kyle took the time to go out there as a coach, and he met John Beck. But that's not our business to tell people, 'Hey, go here.' And I know that was a big narrative.

"Sometimes people will say, 'Hey, what will he do?' and we'll say we've had good success here. But I can tell you, John's opinion mattered a lot to us, and so did [Lance's previous trainer, Quincy Avery]'s. I talked to Quincy, and he was a tremendous resource—he's been around Trey a lot. So I'm appreciative to both of them."