Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by Joecool:
But my evaluation of his play Saturday:
1. Late on throws
2. Seeing it then throwing it
3. Pocket awareness was weak. Didn't feels the sack coming.
Kind of like Alex Smith his rookie year.
lol it's crazy how some people saw that game.
Yes he was late on a couple of throws, yes he needs to see the blitz coming and go to his checkdown but talk about overreaction.
Yeah. It's not like he had a perfect game by any means. I would give him a B to B-. Should have been 9-14 100+ yards and a TD. Not his fault the WRs dropped perfect passes.
But I really think people struggle to isolate the players they want to evaluate. And why is that?
Because it's really really f**king hard to do!
People get paid a lot of money to evaluate players and they still draft busts in the first round every year.
+2 INT's. Let's be objective here.
Okay. If you want to say both those passes should have been picked then you can also mention that 3 of those drops should have been first downs. Maybe he turns those drives into touchdowns as well.
Lance isn't perfect… he's gonna make mistakes. But we're comparing him to our current starter Jimmy… who Kyle completely put on training wheels with 3 easy passes because he has consistently shown that he's capable of throwing nearly 2-4 picks in any single game.
So if we learn that they're both equally prone to throwing the ball to the other team, (Not saying it's currently equal) then wouldn't the QB who has Lance's big play skill set give us the best chance to win?
I've never said Lance needs to start game one. I'm leaving that up to Kyle. But I believe we will need Lance to be great to win this division and make a deep playoff run. This team is about the same or worse than 2019 and a lot of teams got much better making this a much tougher year to get the first seed imo.