Dallas Cowboys QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by mayo49:

It's not dumb, I actually think it's a brilliant observation on my part and Brock is the real deal. Unlike, Trey, who hasn't showed s**t in 2 years.

You have no f**king clue if he's the real deal…I can show you a dozen or more throws that were awful. People thought Jimmy was the "real deal" how'd that work out?

Can you show me two years of bad play from Lance? Please show me…oh you can't because he hasn't played. That's massively different

Why does Brock praise offend you?

Saying Brock is rhe real deal is not outrageous.

It is outrageous to compare Brock's career numbers to other players career best 5 game stretch to try to equate the two.

Originally posted by ImRicky:
Wow

Ian Rapaport on NFL Network:

"This should really not be that much of a surprise. Teams can read the landscape. It's very clear that Brock Purdy's expected to be the #49ers' starter of the future. Don't take my word for it, take the word of every 49ers' executive or coach."

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) April 19, 2023

"Wow"
Have you been living under a rock for the past six months? Writing is on the wall. I assume you are not a 49ers fan and are here to troll based on recent posts.

Originally posted by ImRicky:
Wow

Ian Rapaport on NFL Network:

"This should really not be that much of a surprise. Teams can read the landscape. It's very clear that Brock Purdy's expected to be the #49ers' starter of the future. Don't take my word for it, take the word of every 49ers' executive or coach."

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) April 19, 2023

Lol like I've said - you have to have your head in the sand to not realize it. It's been crystal clear.

unless these are just the biggest coincidences ever

Originally posted by ImRicky:
Wow

Ian Rapaport on NFL Network:

"This should really not be that much of a surprise. Teams can read the landscape. It's very clear that Brock Purdy's expected to be the #49ers' starter of the future. Don't take my word for it, take the word of every 49ers' executive or coach."

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) April 19, 2023

no surprise at all if you are looking at it rationally, clear to me for quite some time, I may have been the first on here to start banging the trade TL drum... but if you have an emotional attachment to the player like many in this thread it's going to hit you right between the eyes and be a shock when he finally is traded... salty tears will flow

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by ImRicky:
Yeah I know Lynch didn't want him to begin with. He was another RG3 project for Kyle that never got lifted off the ground. I have gained a huge amount of respect for John Lynch lately in admitting fault and moving on rather than trying to shove a square peg through a circle. Even if he didn't come out and say it, body language when asked about Trey looked awkward and off putting. Brock Purdy is a solid quarterback though and I bet he'll be ready by October at the latest. Darnold ain't bad at all and if you guys pick up another quarterback in the draft, and possibly sign a UDFA then suddenly your quarterback situation doesn't look so grim.

It all evens out, Trey didn't work out, but our 7th round pick, turned out to be a gem.

I liked Purdy in college. Really heady quarterback that understands coverages and knows how to throw it away when it breaks down. Solid arm not overwhelming but highly accurate with unexpected zip downfield.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by mayo49:
It's not dumb, I actually think it's a brilliant observation on my part and Brock is the real deal. Unlike, Trey, who hasn't showed s**t in 2 years.

You have no f**king clue if he's the real deal…I can show you a dozen or more throws that were awful. People thought Jimmy was the "real deal" how'd that work out?

Can you show me two years of bad play from Lance? Please show me…oh you can't because he hasn't played. That's massively different

Why does Brock praise offend you?

Saying Brock is rhe real deal is not outrageous.

It is outrageous to compare Brock's career numbers to other players career best 5 game stretch to try to equate the two.

It is outrageous to be this confident in either direction after such a small sample size, especially considering how badly we were just burned by the whole Jimmy fiasco.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by mayo49:
It's not dumb, I actually think it's a brilliant observation on my part and Brock is the real deal. Unlike, Trey, who hasn't showed s**t in 2 years.

You have no f**king clue if he's the real deal…I can show you a dozen or more throws that were awful. People thought Jimmy was the "real deal" how'd that work out?

Can you show me two years of bad play from Lance? Please show me…oh you can't because he hasn't played. That's massively different

Why does Brock praise offend you?

Saying Brock is rhe real deal is not outrageous.

It is outrageous to compare Brock's career numbers to other players career best 5 game stretch to try to equate the two.

NY, is just not a believer yet, Woo. He'll come around, he just understandly sceptical. We all don't know how this all will shake out. I just know it's a hell of a time to be a Niner fan, right now. Let's all enjoy it while it lasts.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by mayo49:
It's not dumb, I actually think it's a brilliant observation on my part and Brock is the real deal. Unlike, Trey, who hasn't showed s**t in 2 years.

You have no f**king clue if he's the real deal…I can show you a dozen or more throws that were awful. People thought Jimmy was the "real deal" how'd that work out?

Can you show me two years of bad play from Lance? Please show me…oh you can't because he hasn't played. That's massively different

Why does Brock praise offend you?

Saying Brock is rhe real deal is not outrageous.

It is outrageous to compare Brock's career numbers to other players career best 5 game stretch to try to equate the two.

It is outrageous to be this confident in either direction after such a small sample size, especially considering how badly we were just burned by the whole Jimmy fiasco.

That's all we have, to go by. No one know's how any of these players are going to project down the road. We just hope they fulfill their potential.

Originally posted by krizay:
People talking bout NY's son again up in this bish

My son lol? Nah. It's organizational malpractice to move off a guy you're so convinced is the dude that you made the largest trade in franchise history. Simply the truth of the matter. Now your son McCorkle? I can see NE moving off his punk ass.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Why does Brock praise offend you?

Saying Brock is rhe real deal is not outrageous.

It is outrageous to compare Brock's career numbers to other players career best 5 game stretch to try to equate the two.

There it is…grabbing part of a comment and twisting it.

I don't have time to argue dumb s**t with you today

Originally posted by mayo49:
NY, is just not a believer yet, Woo. He'll come around, he just understandly sceptical. We all don't know how this all will shake out. I just know it's a hell of a time to be a Niner fan.

Thats not it at all. He's just using skepticism as a coping mechanism. Trey's quarter and a half versus Hou is enough for some to hang their hats on what Trey could be. Yet Brocks 8 game stretch is met with skepticism.

Some people would rather be right than see their team succeed.

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by mayo49:
NY, is just not a believer yet, Woo. He'll come around, he just understandly sceptical. We all don't know how this all will shake out. I just know it's a hell of a time to be a Niner fan.

Thats not it at all. He's just using skepticism as a coping mechanism. Trey's quarter and a half versus Hou is enough for some to hang their hats on what Trey could be. Yet Brocks 8 game stretch is met with skepticism.

Some people would rather be right than see their team succeed.

NY, has been accused of that. But, he like everyone else just want whats best for the team.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
My son lol? Nah. It's organizational malpractice to move off a guy you're so convinced is the dude that you made the largest trade in franchise history. Simply the truth of the matter. Now your son McCorkle? I can see NE moving off his punk ass.

Trading a top 100 player? A Pro Bowl QB? A rookie QB that led his team to the playoffs. All of that at the age of 23 too.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by krizay:
People talking bout NY's son again up in this bish

My son lol? Nah. It's organizational malpractice to move off a guy you're so convinced is the dude that you made the largest trade in franchise history. Simply the truth of the matter. Now your son McCorkle? I can see NE moving off his punk ass.

No it isn't. Teams swing a miss all the time, organizational malpractice is doubling down on your mistake and watching it painfully play out after 3 years of piss poor play when given the opportunity instead of admitting fault, washing your hands and moving on and becoming better for it. Lance has a lot wrong with his game starting with basic fundamentals. He isn't fast enough to outrun todays D lineman and rely on the ability he had at North Dakota. This league has monsters that can fly and rip your head off. Fragility is the least of his concerns

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by mayo49:
NY, is just not a believer yet, Woo. He'll come around, he just understandly sceptical. We all don't know how this all will shake out. I just know it's a hell of a time to be a Niner fan.

Thats not it at all. He's just using skepticism as a coping mechanism. Trey's quarter and a half versus Hou is enough for some to hang their hats on what Trey could be. Yet Brocks 8 game stretch is met with skepticism.

Some people would rather be right than see their team succeed.

That pretty clearly defines anyone that would trade Lance for whatever they could get right now. It's no surprise that those pushing that the hardest are those that have made it clear that they have had a personal distaste for Lance since we drafted him, if not before.