Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
The organization does not seem to feel the need to see Trey anymore. After what was invested in him, that should tell us everything
man, Chuck, you are nailing it today... truth bombs
don't listen to what ShannaLynch says just watch what they do...
going to be a lot of salty tears when he gets traded or cut
Lance won't get cut. Lol I don't think that's remotely close to happening. They could trade him for cheap if they really wanted to. Cutting him would just be idiotic by the team.
i don't want Trey starting over Brock but I don't mind him being a backup, unless we trade him for a nice package.
if we keep Trey this year, I think Trey would look a lot better next off season after he has had a whole year to rework and focus on his mechanics/throwing motion. By then it should be close, or there, to second nature. Obviously that isn't the only thing that makes a qb good but it would be in a positive direction. He's still young too so it wouldn't be a big deal career wise for him. Just would suck for us contract wise.
I'm fine with TL starting over Brock, if TL is better than Brock, or if Brock needs a few weeks to get ready. He may be 100% healthy, but also 100% rusty, it's a tight timetable, although the word is he's ahead of schedule, which is good.
I just can't believe every single QB we have tried to build around, in the KS era, has gotten nuked as soon as we name them, the guy. It is without fail.
I don't think Brock is going to be rusty. This isn't like an ACL injury where you can't do anything for 9 months besides rehab your knee.
he's been doing everything except throwing a football. He will be more than half way done with the throwing rehab by the time training camp even starts. Idk exactly how the final phase of rehab is structured but I'd imagine by the time training camp starts (or at worst a few weeks in), he will be ready for team activities in some capacity.
he's also in Jacksonville working with a QB coach on his mechanics. He's been studying film of himself, footwork, the playbook etc. he's doing almost everything that you usually do, just not team activities.
QBs can get much much better without throwing a football. There are tons of things outside of throwing the football that you can do to become a much better qb. He also has a ton of experience, he isn't your typical inexperienced young qb.
will he have some rust to shake off? Sure. Most likely, but how much? I don't think it'll be much. He's doing tons of drills, studying, working out, around the team/coaches etc. so I'm not worried. If it was an ACL type injury/rehab? Yeah, that would be a huge concern.
i honestly think this glimmer of hope that some have of someone else besides Brock starting week 1 is hilarious. I've never thought anyone but Brock would start week 1. It looks like he will too.
hopefully Darnold/Lance never see the field as starting qb this year and Brock continues his play. If he doesn't, then everything opens up.
Mayfield was regarded as one of the most accurate QBs in college history. I mean I guess he was gonna be great…He broke the rookie TD record in 13 games on the worst roster in football with Hue Jackson as his HC. Oops.
