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May 5, 2022 at 8:34 PM
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Originally posted by JoseCortez:



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This lol.
May 5, 2022 at 8:34 PM
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Are mods alive?

Also, the version of mad world in the movie pales in comparison to the original tears for fears version
May 5, 2022 at 8:36 PM
Originally posted by JimmyG_String:
Also, the version of mad world in the movie pales in comparison to the original tears for fears version

When I saw tear for fears they were performing with hall and Oates. I have a fro and at one point some drunk lady walked up to me and touched my fro and was like "You look like Darryl Hall!"
[ Edited by JimmyG_String on May 5, 2022 at 8:36 PM ]
May 5, 2022 at 8:38 PM

The concern that Trey Lance isn't ready is unfounded. He already had a rookie season where he took his lumps, made rookie mistakes, and also shown flashes of elite QB play.

And by the time he starts Game 1 of next year, he will already have 2 training camps and OTAs under his belt plus a full season of studying film and learning the nuances of the offense. Let's not forget also working on his mechanics with renown QB coaches, 3DQB, and immediately implementing those lessons by working out with his Niner receivers, further building chemistry.

You don't need to see a player fully formed to know if they'll be successful, you can tell by how much time they put in during the off-season and their reported work ethic.

All success happens not by accident, but by commitment to preparation, studying, and training.

That's why Trey's performance in a must win game against Houston wasn't some fluke.

Going 16-23 69.57% completion (inaccurate, riiight) 249 yards 2 tds 1 int for a QB rating of 116.0, was the result of working hard behind the scenes.

Don't listen to the slow learners, we have a good one who's going to thrive in a good situation.
[ Edited by SinceXVI on May 5, 2022 at 8:41 PM ]
May 5, 2022 at 8:40 PM
Wtf
May 5, 2022 at 8:40 PM
Originally posted by JTB1974:
Trey would have been the #1 overall pick in this years draft if he waited and played another year of college. So Niners got the #1 overall pick in this years draft.

Uhh your the only one taking this guy seriously
May 5, 2022 at 8:41 PM
Originally posted by SinceXVI:

The concern that Trey Lance isn't ready is unfounded. He already had a rookie season where he took his lumps, made rookie mistakes, and also shown flashes of elite QB play.

And by the time he starts Game 1 of next year, he will already have 2 training camps and OTAs under his belt plus a full season of studying film and learning the nuances of the offense. Let's not forget also working on his mechanics with renown QB coaches, 3DQB, and immediately implementing those lessons by working out with his Niner receivers, further building chemistry.

You don't need to see a player fully formed to know if they'll be successful, you can tell by how much time they put in during the off-season and their reported work ethic.

All success happens not by accident, but by commitment to preparation, studying, and training.

That's why Trey's performance in a must win game against Houston wasn't some fluke.

Going 16-23 69.57% completion (inaccurate, riiight) 249 yards 2 tds 1 int for a QB rating was the result of working hard behind the scenes.

Don't listen to the slow learners, we have a good one who's going to thrive in a good situation.

My friend, Jimmy is gonna start
May 5, 2022 at 8:41 PM
Originally posted by Viperboy:
Uhh your the only one taking this guy seriously

Isn't it great? :)
May 5, 2022 at 8:42 PM
Party at my place. I got lot's to drink and plenty to smoke!
May 5, 2022 at 8:46 PM
Also, I really love all you guys. Who's got it better than us! Noooooobody!!!
May 5, 2022 at 8:48 PM
Originally posted by SinceXVI:

The concern that Trey Lance isn't ready is unfounded. He already had a rookie season where he took his lumps, made rookie mistakes, and also shown flashes of elite QB play.

And by the time he starts Game 1 of next year, he will already have 2 training camps and OTAs under his belt plus a full season of studying film and learning the nuances of the offense. Let's not forget also working on his mechanics with renown QB coaches, 3DQB, and immediately implementing those lessons by working out with his Niner receivers, further building chemistry.

You don't need to see a player fully formed to know if they'll be successful, you can tell by how much time they put in during the off-season and their reported work ethic.

All success happens not by accident, but by commitment to preparation, studying, and training.

That's why Trey's performance in a must win game against Houston wasn't some fluke.

Going 16-23 69.57% completion (inaccurate, riiight) 249 yards 2 tds 1 int for a QB rating of 116.0, was the result of working hard behind the scenes.

Don't listen to the slow learners, we have a good one who's going to thrive in a good situation.

Great post.
May 5, 2022 at 8:49 PM
Originally posted by JimmyG_String:
Originally posted by SinceXVI:

The concern that Trey Lance isn't ready is unfounded. He already had a rookie season where he took his lumps, made rookie mistakes, and also shown flashes of elite QB play.

And by the time he starts Game 1 of next year, he will already have 2 training camps and OTAs under his belt plus a full season of studying film and learning the nuances of the offense. Let's not forget also working on his mechanics with renown QB coaches, 3DQB, and immediately implementing those lessons by working out with his Niner receivers, further building chemistry.

You don't need to see a player fully formed to know if they'll be successful, you can tell by how much time they put in during the off-season and their reported work ethic.

All success happens not by accident, but by commitment to preparation, studying, and training.

That's why Trey's performance in a must win game against Houston wasn't some fluke.

Going 16-23 69.57% completion (inaccurate, riiight) 249 yards 2 tds 1 int for a QB rating was the result of working hard behind the scenes.

Don't listen to the slow learners, we have a good one who's going to thrive in a good situation.

My friend, Jimmy is gonna start

You again.

I've seen all the QBs since 82'. Jimmy was mediocre to begin with and has a broken body. His stats are inflated from playing in Shanahan's offense where receivers are schemed open and where he always takes the under route or check down. There's tons of film and analysis to corroborate.

He's a winner in life, well liked, handsome, and rich, but football is a meat grinder and doesn't care about his limitations or bad luck. With that, f&%k him as a football player and f&%k the Supreme Court for planning on ending the right to abort mistakes like you.

Please post away, troll.
[ Edited by SinceXVI on May 5, 2022 at 8:50 PM ]
May 5, 2022 at 8:52 PM
Originally posted by JimmyG_String:
My friend, Jimmy is gonna start

Right, for the Texans or possibly the Panthers. lol.
[ Edited by Rathof44 on May 5, 2022 at 8:53 PM ]
May 5, 2022 at 8:53 PM
Originally posted by SinceXVI:
You again.

I've seen all the QBs since 82'. Jimmy was mediocre to begin with and has a broken body. His stats are inflated from playing in Shanahan's offense where receivers are schemed open and where he always takes the under route or check down. There's tons of film and analysis to corroborate.

He's a winner in life, well liked, handsome, and rich, but football is a meat grinder and doesn't care about his limitations or bad luck. With that, f&%k him as a football player and f&%k the Supreme Court for planning on ending the right to abort mistakes like you.

Please post away, troll.

You mad bro?

Jimmy played through a thumb and shoulder injury last year. He's a baller.

Also, you haven't named a player who played one year in college and was successful in the NFL. Sorry about your boy Lance, but he's not it and Jimmy is much better for the team than he is
[ Edited by JimmyG_String on May 5, 2022 at 8:55 PM ]
May 5, 2022 at 8:57 PM
Originally posted by JimmyG_String:
Originally posted by SinceXVI:
You again.

I've seen all the QBs since 82'. Jimmy was mediocre to begin with and has a broken body. His stats are inflated from playing in Shanahan's offense where receivers are schemed open and where he always takes the under route or check down. There's tons of film and analysis to corroborate.

He's a winner in life, well liked, handsome, and rich, but football is a meat grinder and doesn't care about his limitations or bad luck. With that, f&%k him as a football player and f&%k the Supreme Court for planning on ending the right to abort mistakes like you.

Please post away, troll.

You mad bro?

Jimmy played through a thumb and shoulder injury last year. He's a baller.

Also, you haven't named a player who played one year in college and was successful in the NFL. Sorry about your boy Lance, but he's not it and Jimmy is much better for the team than he is

You can follow him to his new team. Maybe the mods on their boards don't ban you.
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