Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
Just a little more food for thought… exchange between Saints and Vikings beat reporters.

So much this. So many mitigating factors that most everyone watching wouldn't know. Coaches set up intentional mismatches. Players work on new techniques that aren't ready for prime time. Doesn't take away the outcome of a rep, but it does change its meaning. https://t.co/BExBSiCAbf

— Kevin Seifert (@SeifertESPN) August 8, 2022

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by random49er:
Slight vs. Some,....hmmm. Sounds like straw-grasping to me.

We're discussing all aspects of it since you've refused to let it go. And saying the discussion is about the wobble on the "tip" of the ball clearly shows you haven't reviewed all of the great scientific information that the previous poster or I have given regarding the subject. You're kinda telling on yourself even bringing that up. You can always delve further tho and give it an honest look. Until then,...let it go. We all learned some new things.

Dude doesn't no mechanics of throwing a football and the fact that he's actively trying to pretend he knows more than guys like Tom House, Adam Dedeaux, John Beck, Quincy Avery and our coaching staff is laughable.

QBs that have worked with Tom House and 3DQB....

Tom Brady
Matt Ryan
Dak Prescott
Drew Brees
Lamar Jackson
Matt Stafford
Justin Herbert

Yeah they don't know their job, clearly

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by frenchmov:
Why are people saying only Josh Allen improved his accuracy??? Go look throughput the history of the league. Every probowl QB in league history improved his accuracy from year 1 to his probowl year. Are people being facetious??

Yes SD Drew Brees accuracy and throwing motion was much different than NO Drew Brees. NO Drew Brees throwing motion became much tighter and accuracy was much more on point. Especially as the years progressed. I'm not saying he wasn't accurate in SD, but he became even better and HOF status in NO. Accuracy included.

Go look at Aaron Roger's throwing motion in Cal vs year 4 in the NFL. He had that off the shelf high ball carry, He relied on his upper body so much in college and that affects accuracy. Took Rogers 4 years to get his throwing motion changed enough and he even has an arm slot angle all the same.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by frenchmov:
Why are people saying only Josh Allen improved his accuracy??? Go look throughput the history of the league. Every probowl QB in league history improved his accuracy from year 1 to his probowl year. Are people being facetious??

Yes SD Drew Brees accuracy and throwing motion was much different than NO Drew Brees. NO Drew Brees throwing motion became much tighter and accuracy was much more on point. Especially as the years progressed. I'm not saying he wasn't accurate in SD, but he became even better and HOF status in NO. Accuracy included.

Go look at Aaron Roger's throwing motion in Cal vs year 4 in the NFL. He had that off the shelf high ball carry, He relied on his upper body so much in college and that affects accuracy. Took Rogers 4 years to get his throwing motion changed enough and he even has an arm slot angle all the same.

Imagine how much better Brees would have been had he thrown sidearm like the young QB's are doing now.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Ensatsu:
my biggest argument for wanting him to start last year. But people were too afraid that he'd be ruined like Alex Smith or whatever. Oh well. I've turned the page.

same

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Ensatsu:
my biggest argument for wanting him to start last year. But people were too afraid that he'd be ruined like Alex Smith or whatever. Oh well. I've turned the page.

same

We made the NFCCG and a dropped int away from the SB we made the right decision

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Great objective read from a guy that understands football, what they do in practice, and who's been watching all the practice reps.

I wrote about what I saw from Trey Lance during yesterday's practice, and included my notes for each of his 12 passing attempts that I charted

Consistency is the biggest thing to improve on, but it's clear that Lance is trending in the right directionhttps://t.co/Wib6Ncna0Y

— Jordan Elliott (@JLeeElliott) August 8, 2022

Originally posted by JTB1974:
People need to remember that this is a 10 year investment. Not a 1 year investment. At the very least he is going to be given 3 more years of rope and then when his 5th year option comes up they will decide at that time where he is at and if he deserves a 2nd contract. But if his haters are hoping Kyle just moves on from him if he is not good in year 1 as a starter, They are dreaming. John and Kyle gave up 3 1st RD picks to draft him, They are going to be patient with him and they should.

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Ensatsu:
my biggest argument for wanting him to start last year. But people were too afraid that he'd be ruined like Alex Smith or whatever. Oh well. I've turned the page.

same

We made the NFCCG and a dropped int away from the SB we made the right decision

Originally posted by JTB1974:
People need to remember that this is a 10 year investment. Not a 1 year investment. At the very least he is going to be given 3 more years of rope and then when his 5th year option comes up they will decide at that time where he is at and if he deserves a 2nd contract. But if his haters are hoping Kyle just moves on from him if he is not good in year 1 as a starter, They are dreaming. John and Kyle gave up 3 1st RD picks to draft him, They are going to be patient with him and they should.

Originally posted by 49erBigMac:

Originally posted by JTB1974:
People need to remember that this is a 10 year investment. Not a 1 year investment. At the very least he is going to be given 3 more years of rope and then when his 5th year option comes up they will decide at that time where he is at and if he deserves a 2nd contract. But if his haters are hoping Kyle just moves on from him if he is not good in year 1 as a starter, They are dreaming. John and Kyle gave up 3 1st RD picks to draft him, They are going to be patient with him and they should.

He'll be 32 in 10 years! Probably a 15 year investment!

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
We were a dropped interceptions from being in the superbowl and it was the wrong decision to sit Trey.