Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Or he might actually play well and help the team win…then what?

After I saw that Super Bowl I realized we need Trey to be all he was drafted to be so that we can ground and pound at will and attack every blade of the grass getting explosive 🧨 play after explosive 🧨 play!

Now if Trey is found to be lacking we have Brock who has shown he can be AT LEAST competitive enough to give us a chance to win it all

Imagine Brock as the first half QB and Trey as the closer. It hasn't been done since like the 50s. Let's do it.

(no I'm not really being serious here)

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by bigpete50:
I still think Trey starts for a few games until Purdy is back to 100%. But make no mistake, at some point, there's a good chance that Trey gets the hook and that will be a very awkward moment in Ninerville. Poor Trey, one more year of not being able to start, injuries aside.

Trey will start until we figure we can't win with him at which Brock will be reinserted if healthy. If Trey bombs there's no awkwardness. We have games to win and if one of Brock or Trey is the guy he will play

You're talking about the same team that drafted Trey despite Jimmy winning. Then we sat Trey a third overall behind Jimmy while Jimmy took us to the NFCCG. Then we started Trey next season AND KEPT JIMMY!

Trey went down Jimmy won went down Brock won went down and now we're starting Trey again. We'll have NO problem playing whatever guys winning despite who else is on this roster. We have been doing it and we will keep doing it until we win it all!!

I think realistically trey will have to do more than just win to not get pulled as soon as Brock is healthy. I think he will both have to win an average at least 28 points a game to make it a tough decision.

If he's winning but only getting 23-24 points a game or less I'd pull him immediately.

Brock was averaging 31 a game. Trey will have to be within a field goal of that and winning to not get pulled immediately.

Jimmy was also winning and If he was here instead of trey I would do the same thing and pull him also. We saw he could win in shannys system getting 23-24 a game but Brock steps in and immediately is averaging a full touchdown more per game.

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
I think realistically trey will have to do more than just win to not get pulled as soon as Brock is healthy. I think he will both have to win an average at least 28 points a game to make it a tough decision.

If he's winning but only getting 23-24 points a game or less I'd pull him immediately.

Brock was averaging 31 a game. Trey will have to be within a field goal of that and winning to not get pulled immediately.

Jimmy was also winning and If he was here instead of trey I would do the same thing and pull him also. We saw he could win in shannys system getting 23-24 a game but Brock steps in and immediately is averaging a full touchdown more per game.

Nope. If we're winning he sticks. I can beat you 24-14 grounding and pounding rushing the ball for 225 yards and throwing for 250 with a TOP advantage 35-25 and that's a butt kicking! Trey ball won't look like Brady ball but if we're winning explosive and dominant Trey will stick and teams we face will continue to lose the following week from the beat downs we'll be giving them

The way Trey wins will look different from how Brock looks under center but so long as we're punishing teams we can care less who the QB is. I honestly hope to see both guys playing well this year and give defenses something to think about prior to a contest with us

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by bigpete50:
I still think Trey starts for a few games until Purdy is back to 100%. But make no mistake, at some point, there's a good chance that Trey gets the hook and that will be a very awkward moment in Ninerville. Poor Trey, one more year of not being able to start, injuries aside.

Trey will start until we figure we can't win with him at which Brock will be reinserted if healthy. If Trey bombs there's no awkwardness. We have games to win and if one of Brock or Trey is the guy he will play

You're talking about the same team that drafted Trey despite Jimmy winning. Then we sat Trey a third overall behind Jimmy while Jimmy took us to the NFCCG. Then we started Trey next season AND KEPT JIMMY!

Trey went down Jimmy won went down Brock won went down and now we're starting Trey again. We'll have NO problem playing whatever guys winning despite who else is on this roster. We have been doing it and we will keep doing it until we win it all!!

I think realistically trey will have to do more than just win to not get pulled as soon as Brock is healthy. I think he will both have to win an average at least 28 points a game to make it a tough decision.

If he's winning but only getting 23-24 points a game or less I'd pull him immediately.

Brock was averaging 31 a game. Trey will have to be within a field goal of that and winning to not get pulled immediately.

Jimmy was also winning and If he was here instead of trey I would do the same thing and pull him also. We saw he could win in shannys system getting 23-24 a game but Brock steps in and immediately is averaging a full touchdown more per game.

So say 49ers play it safe with Brock and put him on the PUP and he's out until week 7.

If we're 6-0 but won all our games scoring less than 28 points you're instantly benching Trey and playing Brock?

Thats hilarious.

I can see that, BCB puts the game out of question with the W, and TL comes off the pine to take closing snaps with the scrubs.

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by bigpete50:
I still think Trey starts for a few games until Purdy is back to 100%. But make no mistake, at some point, there's a good chance that Trey gets the hook and that will be a very awkward moment in Ninerville. Poor Trey, one more year of not being able to start, injuries aside.

Trey will start until we figure we can't win with him at which Brock will be reinserted if healthy. If Trey bombs there's no awkwardness. We have games to win and if one of Brock or Trey is the guy he will play

You're talking about the same team that drafted Trey despite Jimmy winning. Then we sat Trey a third overall behind Jimmy while Jimmy took us to the NFCCG. Then we started Trey next season AND KEPT JIMMY!

Trey went down Jimmy won went down Brock won went down and now we're starting Trey again. We'll have NO problem playing whatever guys winning despite who else is on this roster. We have been doing it and we will keep doing it until we win it all!!

I think realistically trey will have to do more than just win to not get pulled as soon as Brock is healthy. I think he will both have to win an average at least 28 points a game to make it a tough decision.

If he's winning but only getting 23-24 points a game or less I'd pull him immediately.

Brock was averaging 31 a game. Trey will have to be within a field goal of that and winning to not get pulled immediately.

Jimmy was also winning and If he was here instead of trey I would do the same thing and pull him also. We saw he could win in shannys system getting 23-24 a game but Brock steps in and immediately is averaging a full touchdown more per game.

So say 49ers play it safe with Brock and put him on the PUP and he's out until week 7.

If we're 6-0 but won all our games scoring less than 28 points you're instantly benching Trey and playing Brock?

Thats hilarious.

Especially considering that 28 PPG would have been 3rd in the NFL last year. KC only averaged 29.2 PPG. If we're a top 5 scoring offense and winning, there's no way we'd bench Trey.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Especially considering that 28 PPG would have been 3rd in the NFL last year. KC only averaged 29.2 PPG. If we're a top 5 scoring offense and winning, there's no way we'd bench Trey.

Kyle loves to run the ball. If we're leading the NFL in rushing and TOP while winning, it will be hard to sit Trey. This helps your defense and it shortens the game and batters your opponent.

Of course we'll need to make significant investments in the OL this offseason and I pray we do

Originally posted by genus49:
So say 49ers play it safe with Brock and put him on the PUP and he's out until week 7.

If we're 6-0 but won all our games scoring less than 28 points you're instantly benching Trey and playing Brock?

Thats hilarious.

I guarantee we won't be 6-0 averaging 24-25 points a game. In fact how this team has been the last few seasons they don't seem to even get their head out of their ass until like week 6.

It's highly unlikely trey will go 6-0 through his first 6 starts next season.

I'd bench him and not question it the same with Jimmy. Brock wins, and has already demonstrated more than trey can because he won a playoff game. Trey can't even match that without playing in a playoff game so he'd have to be at least as good through his first 8 games or better. Which as we know he can't do because he won't play a playoff game in those.

Even if he averages 31 I'd still consider who starts if Brock is healthy.

It's about a known non choker in the playoffs vs the unknown. Plenty of guys light it up then fold once the pressures on.

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
I guarantee we won't be 6-0 averaging 24-25 points a game. In fact how this team has been the last few seasons they don't seem to even get their head out of their ass until like week 6.

It's highly unlikely trey will go 6-0 through his first 6 starts next season.

I'd bench him and not question it the same with Jimmy. Brock wins, and has already demonstrated more than trey can because he won a playoff game. Trey can't even match that without playing in a playoff game so he'd have to be at least as good through his first 8 games or better. Which as we know he can't do because he won't play a playoff game in those.

Even if he averages 31 I'd still consider who starts if Brock is healthy.

It's about a known non choker in the playoffs vs the unknown. Plenty of guys light it up then fold once the pressures on.

If we're rushing for 175 yards a game and winning Trey will keep playing no matter what you say you'd do. This ain't about style points or QB preference. This is about winning and whichever guy is the hot hand will keep going

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
I guarantee we won't be 6-0 averaging 24-25 points a game. In fact how this team has been the last few seasons they don't seem to even get their head out of their ass until like week 6.

It's highly unlikely trey will go 6-0 through his first 6 starts next season.

I'd bench him and not question it the same with Jimmy. Brock wins, and has already demonstrated more than trey can because he won a playoff game. Trey can't even match that without playing in a playoff game so he'd have to be at least as good through his first 8 games or better. Which as we know he can't do because he won't play a playoff game in those.

Even if he averages 31 I'd still consider who starts if Brock is healthy.

It's about a known non choker in the playoffs vs the unknown. Plenty of guys light it up then fold once the pressures on.

If we're rushing for 175 yards a game and winning Trey will keep playing no matter what you say you'd do. This ain't about style points or QB preference. This is about winning and whichever guy is the hot hand will keep going

Remember Alex / CK

ride the hot hand

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
I think realistically trey will have to do more than just win to not get pulled as soon as Brock is healthy. I think he will both have to win an average at least 28 points a game to make it a tough decision.

If he's winning but only getting 23-24 points a game or less I'd pull him immediately.

Brock was averaging 31 a game. Trey will have to be within a field goal of that and winning to not get pulled immediately.

Jimmy was also winning and If he was here instead of trey I would do the same thing and pull him also. We saw he could win in shannys system getting 23-24 a game but Brock steps in and immediately is averaging a full touchdown more per game.

You don't pull a guy if the team is winning. That's asinine thinking.

Originally posted by eric_anthony:

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:

I think realistically trey will have to do more than just win to not get pulled as soon as Brock is healthy. I think he will both have to win an average at least 28 points a game to make it a tough decision.

If he's winning but only getting 23-24 points a game or less I'd pull him immediately.

Brock was averaging 31 a game. Trey will have to be within a field goal of that and winning to not get pulled immediately.

Jimmy was also winning and If he was here instead of trey I would do the same thing and pull him also. We saw he could win in shannys system getting 23-24 a game but Brock steps in and immediately is averaging a full touchdown more per game.

You don't pull a guy if the team is winning. That's asinine thinking.

Not when a better option becomes healthy and available

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Not when a better option becomes healthy and available

What if Trey shows more and looks better than Brock? We haven't seen what Trey looks like with CMC and there's a possibility he can look much better. Will Brock be the same after his surgery? You can't just say he's the better option right now without seeing what Trey can do in a streak of games. There's not a big enough sample size to really evaluate Trey.

Originally posted by eric_anthony:

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Not when a better option becomes healthy and available

What if Trey shows more and looks better than Brock? We haven't seen what Trey looks like with CMC and there's a possibility he can look much better. Will Brock be the same after his surgery? You can't just say he's the better option right now without seeing what Trey can do in a streak of games. There's not a big enough sample size to really evaluate Trey.

Plus the only game that Trey has had Kittle available, he threw for a damn near 70% completion. Brock's favorite targets just so happen to be Kittle and CMC.

Originally posted by eric_anthony:

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:

Not when a better option becomes healthy and available

What if Trey shows more and looks better than Brock? We haven't seen what Trey looks like with CMC and there's a possibility he can look much better. Will Brock be the same after his surgery? You can't just say he's the better option right now without seeing what Trey can do in a streak of games. There's not a big enough sample size to really evaluate Trey.

From what we've seen, yes there is a better option. If Trey looks better than Brock then yes we keep rolling with him, but until he Trey proves otherwise we do have a better option