Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by q0c0p:
Trey gets thrown hard to the ground. MM and TW just looks at him and walks away. Doesnt look too good for the team, the locker is obviously split. It all makes sense now, along with the reports that the team basically ghosted him in the locker after the loss. This team is on a different timeline. It's jimmy's team and he needs to start if lance keeps stinking it up

Where Are these reports???

Originally posted by Scooper1:

Originally posted by q0c0p:
Trey gets thrown hard to the ground. MM and TW just looks at him and walks away. Doesnt look too good for the team, the locker is obviously split. It all makes sense now, along with the reports that the team basically ghosted him in the locker after the loss. This team is on a different timeline. It's jimmy's team and he needs to start if lance keeps stinking it up

Where Are these reports???

It was the first sack of the game. Madrid posted it on his twitter

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Anyone have the clip of the miss to Kroft?

.@49ers and the Shanny coaching tree have been running this TE Drag/Wheel forever! It's a staple play. A missed opportunity #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/XHYO77M5IL

— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 12, 2022

Some of these throws seem a bit ticky tacky when it comes to criticism. Take for example the pass down the sideline that Trey threw to Jennings. Everyone says Trey under threw him because Jennings had to turn and wait a split second for it. Then with the play posted above, they say Trey over threw Kroft. If Kroft wouldn't have slowed down and turned but just ran under it, he would have caught it going into the endzone. These things seem more like a timing issue than it does an accuracy issue. Just my thoughts.

As it turns out, those throws deep down the sideline, wide open or not, are kind of hard to hit. You expect NFL QB's to make them, but it's not a game of perfection. Sometimes overthrows happen.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by Scooper1:

Originally posted by q0c0p:
Trey gets thrown hard to the ground. MM and TW just looks at him and walks away. Doesnt look too good for the team, the locker is obviously split. It all makes sense now, along with the reports that the team basically ghosted him in the locker after the loss. This team is on a different timeline. It's jimmy's team and he needs to start if lance keeps stinking it up

Where Are these reports???

It was the first sack of the game. Madrid posted it on his twitter

Idk about all that being true but it wasn't a good look for MM that's for sure.

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Idk about all that being true but it wasn't a good look for MM that's for sure.

Tbf trent did it too. One of the leaders

Originally posted by q0c0p:
Trey gets thrown hard to the ground. MM and TW just looks at him and walks away. Doesnt look too good for the team, the locker is obviously split. It all makes sense now, along with the reports that the team basically ghosted him in the locker after the loss. This team is on a different timeline. It's jimmy's team and he needs to start if lance keeps stinking it up

Or maybe Lance isn't a b***h and doesn't need help picking himself up.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Anyone have the clip of the miss to Kroft?

.@49ers and the Shanny coaching tree have been running this TE Drag/Wheel forever! It's a staple play. A missed opportunity #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/XHYO77M5IL

— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 12, 2022

Some of these throws seem a bit ticky tacky when it comes to criticism. Take for example the pass down the sideline that Trey threw to Jennings. Everyone says Trey under threw him because Jennings had to turn and wait a split second for it. Then with the play posted above, they say Trey over threw Kroft. If Kroft wouldn't have slowed down and turned but just ran under it, he would have caught it going into the endzone. These things seem more like a timing issue than it does an accuracy issue. Just my thoughts.

As it turns out, those throws deep down the sideline, wide open or not, are kind of hard to hit. You expect NFL QB's to make them, but it's not a game of perfection. Sometimes overthrows happen.

So you believe they were both accuracy issues as opposed to timing issues?

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by Scooper1:

Originally posted by q0c0p:
Trey gets thrown hard to the ground. MM and TW just looks at him and walks away. Doesnt look too good for the team, the locker is obviously split. It all makes sense now, along with the reports that the team basically ghosted him in the locker after the loss. This team is on a different timeline. It's jimmy's team and he needs to start if lance keeps stinking it up

Where Are these reports???

It was the first sack of the game. Madrid posted it on his twitter

Ouch had to look it up to see for myself...

Does Lance need a Life Alert system he can use in case he's fallen and can't get up?

Originally posted by thl408:
Does Lance need a Life Alert system he can use in case he's fallen and can't get up?

I think it is more of a respect thing than Trey actually needing help getting up.

Originally posted by q0c0p:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Idk about all that being true but it wasn't a good look for MM that's for sure.

Tbf trent did it too. One of the leaders

Trent did his job on the play. MM whiffed hard on his block just like he did against Arizona, watched Trey get sacked and ran right pas him. Much worse than Trent IMO.

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
writing off Lance's season that soon is foolish, IMO and shortsighted. You know I like Jimmy but you've got way too many eggs tied up in the Lance basket. It's either going to be success or failure. The only way this plays out with Jimmy playing is if we're not winning, the team needs a spark to keep trust and then they go in to next year in a full on QB competition. That would suck any which way and IMO is worst case scenario.

Its just statistics man. If you start 0-2 then it's 12% chance to make the playoffs. If you start 0-3 then it's 3%.

I'm saying if the team considering it then it has to be after week 2. Otherwise I don't want to hear people crying for Jimmy at 2-4 or 2-3 etc...

You might as well let lance play it out and pretend Jimmy doesn't exist at that point.

If lance lights it up week 2 then no problem. If we only put up 10 pts again then switch to Jimmy because it is hard to watch and it will mean sljimmy currently runs shannys offense better and we should play who gives us the best chance to win.

We're supposed to be a good team built for a Superbowl. We can't tank like a bottom feeder scoring 10 pts a game.

I very much disagree with this post. First off, discussing our chances of missing the playoffs after week 1.. a tad premature maybe

Also this just in bad teams are bad. Every year there are legit teams that have no credentials. When they start 0-2 and proceed on their way to a 3-13 finish they contribute to your stat. For example you have teams that legit didn't win a game like 2008 Lions or Hue Jackson Browns lumped in there. You really gonna give those squads the same odds as our roster cuz.. stats? Really? A better stat would filter and only look at how many teams ranked top 3 in preseason polls like we were did.. I bet those teams are a lot more resilient even if they stumble out of the gate.. like GB last year for example..

You legit mention 2-4 in your post.. which is our exact record last year.. when we nearly won the SB.. do you not see this? And you act like this would be basically season over? I really don't agree at all here..

Originally posted by thl408:
Does Lance need a Life Alert system he can use in case he's fallen and can't get up?

Yesterday was #LacesGate, today is #NoHelpUpGate

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Anyone have the clip of the miss to Kroft?

.@49ers and the Shanny coaching tree have been running this TE Drag/Wheel forever! It's a staple play. A missed opportunity #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/XHYO77M5IL

— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) September 12, 2022

Some of these throws seem a bit ticky tacky when it comes to criticism. Take for example the pass down the sideline that Trey threw to Jennings. Everyone says Trey under threw him because Jennings had to turn and wait a split second for it. Then with the play posted above, they say Trey over threw Kroft. If Kroft wouldn't have slowed down and turned but just ran under it, he would have caught it going into the endzone. These things seem more like a timing issue than it does an accuracy issue. Just my thoughts.

As it turns out, those throws deep down the sideline, wide open or not, are kind of hard to hit. You expect NFL QB's to make them, but it's not a game of perfection. Sometimes overthrows happen.

Trey has got to hit those in the future. That's what the whole trade up was about. Getting a QB who can make plays that Jimmy can't. Because we all know how efficient Jimmy is in the short game as compared to Lance rn. I'm not worried about Trey tbh but he has to make those open looks count.

Trey will improve in most areas of his game as time goes on. Experience and repetition are what makes men good at whatever craft they're in. My beef with Trey are the things that aren't graphable. I don't think he's a natural leader and I think he's soft. In that muddy, terrible field and weather San Francisco needed someone to play outside of the box score and just make a Super Star play. A number 3 overall pick play... a trade away three first rounders kind of play.

What he's lacking is the IT factor. I don't think it's something you can train at, though, or just get better with over time.