Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by libertyforever:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by thl408:
There's an element of cleverness that is missing from Lance's game and jonnydel pointed it out well in his video breakdown - eye manipulation versus zone coverage. I don't know at what point a QB starts doing this but it must be done at the NFL level. Trust the pre snap read and while dropping back look somewhere else to open the passing lane to the route most likely to be open versus that coverage.
You know that comment Shanahan always makes about players he's got full confidence in? The "the game isn't too big for him" comment.
It feels like the game--at least at this point in his career-is too big for Trey.
Yep. The game is moving way too fast for Trey.
Seems that way to me too.
That's is biggest problem. It's not his arm talent. He just hasn't played enough to be able to ee the field quickly. I heard an ex player yesterday say that in all of Trey's starts from high school through his time in the NFL he has fewer pass attempts than Geno Smith had just las season. If that's true, is it any surprise that he looks like he does when he sees actual game action.
Every rookie that comes into the NFL says one thing about the difference from college to pro. The speed of the game. Trey barely even had any college experience and then hasn't played much in 3 years. The game speed must look twice as fast to him compared to what it does for Brock or any other college QB that had a couple seasons under his belt.
I don't know if he'll ever be able to get enough playing time so the game slows down for him. As long as Brock plays well, Trey is on the bench. Practice reps aren't going to help a lot.
That the problem, the whole "he hasn't played enough so he has to play" thing is no longer a valid excuse. He should have had more reps in college, but he elected to declare for the draft after just 318 snaps.
In reality, with his experience and resume in college, he should have been drafted as a prospect in the 4-6th round. But guess what? If he was, he also wouldn't be given playing time to develop, he would be fighting his way on to the team as QB3, or be on a practice squad to develop.
Bottom line is the 49ers hooked up a guy with $30 mill on a crap shoot, it hasn't worked out due to him being less prepared than expected and injured a bunch and now we have better options. Time to move on, let him reset his career somewhere else... but he will not be gifted playing time to develop there either....just like everyone else in the NFL.
[ Edited by prospector49 on Aug 16, 2023 at 9:27 AM ]