Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by Roryslosh:
I just hope hes working on hit feet and motion every day. Him tightening up his delivery will determine when hes ready to start.
Yeah he has to work on his feet, arm delivery, accuracy, spiral. Plus reading the field and making good decisions. But if he needs all that he wasn't worth what we gave up.
A massive project with huge downside and bust potential. Very risky.
He'll be fine. If you watch the Arizona game, he's still thinking out there. Jimmy, on the other hand, is unconscious. He sees it and lets it rip. The 4th down pass vs the Rams, is a great example of just seeing it and ripping it, without hesitation. Kyle's still having that hesitation mode. Once he has another training camp, he'll challenge Jimmy. He just needs to get to the point where it's instinctual, ie see it, throw it, *knowing* the window will be open and the Defense can't stop it. It will take some reps too. If you count Jimmy's starts, even after 5 years, it's about 2.5 years of actual in-game experience. Give Trey the same 2.5 years and -- *watch out*
I need to see it more. To see him play in games and succeed.
To a certain extent, for now, you are just going to have to project. Using his college and his pro film performance. Agree that he's a big risk downside, nothing is certain. Nobody can even guarantee we will be alive Sunday. Use your eyes to see the upside - big arm, mobility, accuracy, good mind, level headed, and also see what Kyle's done with BeatHard and Mullens - two QB's with a lot less physical talent than Trey. Kyle will figure out Trey's strengths (and there are a ton) just like how Kyle's - to a certain extent - has figured out what Jimmy's strengths are. If you put Trey with Mike Singletary, I'd totally agree with you that he'll be the next Drunkenmiller, but he's with Kyle and you gotta respect what Kyle's done with other QB's in his coaching history.