Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
I guess the Burrow+Chase connection is now the hottest thing to get in the NFL.

It was Burrow/Chase
Tua/Waddle
Hurts/Smith

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
If he had the whole playbook down, why did Shanahan use him as a battering ram in the cardinals game? Is it an issue of processing? Speed of the game?

I'm not buying anything anyone feeds me. I don't give a flying f**k what Shanahan says. Lynch says, or kitlle or Montana or anyone.

I'm going to wait for the season to start and use my eyes.

What makes your eyes worth anything? You a former scout?

LOL sir this is a fan site. You're gonna criticize someone for using their eyes and making up their own mind?

I just dont get when people ignore all the great things Trey has shown so far, and all the things coaches, execs, and outside experts have said about his progress, only to "trust their own eye", as if their eye is more trustworthy than what Greg Cosell said.

I don't put a lot of stock in what the coach or teammates are saying. They are under dictates to not say anything to rock the boat. If you were asked publicly your thoughts on a coworker you would most assuredly be diplomatic in your remarks more than brutally honest and critical/rude. If you have something critical to say you'll likely say it to the coworkers face behind closed doors not to media. I love breakdowns particular fan of Baldy he's great.

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
If he had the whole playbook down, why did Shanahan use him as a battering ram in the cardinals game? Is it an issue of processing? Speed of the game?

I'm not buying anything anyone feeds me. I don't give a flying f**k what Shanahan says. Lynch says, or kitlle or Montana or anyone.

I'm going to wait for the season to start and use my eyes.

I believe you asked and answered your own question I. This post.

Originally posted by NinerBuff:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Wide receiver Christian Watson confirms he has met with the San Francisco 49ers this week

Watson was teammates with Trey Lance for 3 seasons at NDSU pic.twitter.com/34j2MFGnvh

— Jordan Elliott (@splash_cousin) March 3, 2022

met with SF

I guess the Burrow+Chase connection is now the hottest thing to get in the NFL.

Bears gonna draft Olave confirmed

Originally posted by JoseCortez:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I agree with everything SanDiego49ers said.

This. Wasn't a fan of his takes back in the day, but he's been spot on lately

That's right.

"Trey's got the whole playbook in his head. "He was able to do that in training camp." — Kyle Shanahan

"Doesn't know the playbook." — SanDiego49er

Our Leader SanDiego49er will have the perfect response.

If he had the whole playbook down, why did Shanahan use him as a battering ram in the cardinals game? Is it an issue of processing? Speed of the game?

I'm not buying anything anyone feeds me. I don't give a flying f**k what Shanahan says. Lynch says, or kitlle or Montana or anyone.

I'm going to wait for the season to start and use my eyes.

It's because knowing the playbook isn't the same thing as knowing NFL defenses, or being familiar enough with NFL speed to accelerate your processing and reaction time.

One can fully know the offense and not have a great understanding of NFL defenses presnap. One can fully know the offense, have a great understanding of defenses presnap, but struggle reading defenses post-snap (Jimmy Garoppolo). One can fully know the offense, fully understand NFL defenses pre-snap, fully understand defenses post-snap, and still not have a good appreciation for NFL speed (Peyton Manning, his rookie season, where that lone weakness helped him set an NFL record for interceptions).

So, Trey had one of those four things down: knowing the playbook. You probably would not want to unleash the full offense with a guy who understands only one fourth of the mental necessities of playing quarterback.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by elguapo:
It might be regarding his pecker

He might not be available by the time we pick and we already have a very good set of 3 wrs (assuming we resign Jennings as a RFA)

We do need more WRs, SF after they resign Jennings will have only 3 on the books. I would like a slot WR that can move the chains on 3rd downs and a field stretcher hoping that either can return kicks.

Yeah, I want to draft the best return specialist in college football who can run fast. We need one so bad, it's been over 10 years since Ginn.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by JoseCortez:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I agree with everything SanDiego49ers said.

This. Wasn't a fan of his takes back in the day, but he's been spot on lately

That's right.

"Trey's got the whole playbook in his head. "He was able to do that in training camp." — Kyle Shanahan

"Doesn't know the playbook." — SanDiego49er

Our Leader SanDiego49er will have the perfect response.

If he had the whole playbook down, why did Shanahan use him as a battering ram in the cardinals game? Is it an issue of processing? Speed of the game?

I'm not buying anything anyone feeds me. I don't give a flying f**k what Shanahan says. Lynch says, or kitlle or Montana or anyone.

I'm going to wait for the season to start and use my eyes.

It's because knowing the playbook isn't the same thing as knowing NFL defenses, or being familiar enough with NFL speed to accelerate your processing and reaction time.

One can fully know the offense and not have a great understanding of NFL defenses presnap. One can fully know the offense, have a great understanding of defenses presnap, but struggle reading defenses post-snap (Jimmy Garoppolo). One can fully know the offense, fully understand NFL defenses pre-snap, fully understand defenses post-snap, and still not have a good appreciation for NFL speed (Peyton Manning, his rookie season, where that lone weakness helped him set an NFL record for interceptions).

So, Trey had one of those four things down: knowing the playbook. You probably would not want to unleash the full offense with a guy who understands only one fourth of the mental necessities of playing quarterback.

Also Trey had one week of work with the starting unit. Which in season translates to Monday, film and rehab. Tuesday insert game plan some throwing mostly half speed play. Wednesday and Thursday are about the only days that they go full speed. Friday is walkthrough and load the plane if they are on the road. Saturday is walkthrough and Sunday is get it on!!! That's why it's so hard to beat out a starter during the season there just isn't time for the coaches to rotate guys. That's why training camp is so important for the young to try and earn a starting spot.

Originally posted by Izyniner:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by JoseCortez:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I agree with everything SanDiego49ers said.

This. Wasn't a fan of his takes back in the day, but he's been spot on lately

That's right.

"Trey's got the whole playbook in his head. "He was able to do that in training camp." — Kyle Shanahan

"Doesn't know the playbook." — SanDiego49er

Our Leader SanDiego49er will have the perfect response.

If he had the whole playbook down, why did Shanahan use him as a battering ram in the cardinals game? Is it an issue of processing? Speed of the game?

I'm not buying anything anyone feeds me. I don't give a flying f**k what Shanahan says. Lynch says, or kitlle or Montana or anyone.

I'm going to wait for the season to start and use my eyes.

It's because knowing the playbook isn't the same thing as knowing NFL defenses, or being familiar enough with NFL speed to accelerate your processing and reaction time.

One can fully know the offense and not have a great understanding of NFL defenses presnap. One can fully know the offense, have a great understanding of defenses presnap, but struggle reading defenses post-snap (Jimmy Garoppolo). One can fully know the offense, fully understand NFL defenses pre-snap, fully understand defenses post-snap, and still not have a good appreciation for NFL speed (Peyton Manning, his rookie season, where that lone weakness helped him set an NFL record for interceptions).

So, Trey had one of those four things down: knowing the playbook. You probably would not want to unleash the full offense with a guy who understands only one fourth of the mental necessities of playing quarterback.

Also Trey had one week of work with the starting unit. Which in season translates to Monday, film and rehab. Tuesday insert game plan some throwing mostly half speed play. Wednesday and Thursday are about the only days that they go full speed. Friday is walkthrough and load the plane if they are on the road. Saturday is walkthrough and Sunday is get it on!!! That's why it's so hard to beat out a starter during the season there just isn't time for the coaches to rotate guys. That's why training camp is so important for the young to try and earn a starting spot.

Yup. Anyone that has played any organized football would understand this..

Go, Trey, go!

Welp...after that...we have zero chance of getting Christian Watson to team up with Trey lol

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by JoseCortez:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
I agree with everything SanDiego49ers said.

This. Wasn't a fan of his takes back in the day, but he's been spot on lately

That's right.

"Trey's got the whole playbook in his head. "He was able to do that in training camp." — Kyle Shanahan

"Doesn't know the playbook." — SanDiego49er

Our Leader SanDiego49er will have the perfect response.

If he had the whole playbook down, why did Shanahan use him as a battering ram in the cardinals game? Is it an issue of processing? Speed of the game?

I'm not buying anything anyone feeds me. I don't give a flying f**k what Shanahan says. Lynch says, or kitlle or Montana or anyone.

I'm going to wait for the season to start and use my eyes.

It's because knowing the playbook isn't the same thing as knowing NFL defenses, or being familiar enough with NFL speed to accelerate your processing and reaction time.

One can fully know the offense and not have a great understanding of NFL defenses presnap. One can fully know the offense, have a great understanding of defenses presnap, but struggle reading defenses post-snap (Jimmy Garoppolo). One can fully know the offense, fully understand NFL defenses pre-snap, fully understand defenses post-snap, and still not have a good appreciation for NFL speed (Peyton Manning, his rookie season, where that lone weakness helped him set an NFL record for interceptions).

So, Trey had one of those four things down: knowing the playbook. You probably would not want to unleash the full offense with a guy who understands only one fourth of the mental necessities of playing quarterback.

#Preach

The way Trey was used in that Cardinals game had more to do with Kyle than it did with Trey. Kyle admitted that he didn't know how to call plays for Trey Lance.

Originally posted by JTB1974:
The way Trey was used in that Cardinals game had more to do with Kyle than it did with Trey. Kyle admitted that he didn't know how to call plays for Trey Lance.

Yeah after years of calling plays for the Jimmy's of the world he has to shake off the rust for calling plays for a qb that has an elite arm and good athleticism.

Originally posted by q0c0p:
Welp...after that...we have zero chance of getting Christian Watson to team up with Trey lol

You never know - maybe Lynch does some magic.

Great take.