2022 49ers Training Camp Thread

Andy Dalton 2.0 has his own thread anyway.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by krizay:
And he doesn't mention they don't technically have an OC. They go from McDainels to a couple guys led by Matt Patricia. Far cry from Kyle.

All the while Mac still completing passes

3-5 yarders won't get things done.

Mac was 14th in the league at 7.3 y/a a whopping .2 y/a from top 8.

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by krizay:
And he doesn't mention they don't technically have an OC. They go from McDainels to a couple guys led by Matt Patricia. Far cry from Kyle.

All the while Mac still completing passes

3-5 yarders won't get things done.

Mac was 14th in the league at 7.3 y/a a whopping .2 y/a from top 8.

In other words, he has a worse career YPA than Nick Mullens.

Was at the practice today. Lance looked very quick when he got out of the pocket. As for his passing…very meh.

But it's only practice. Who knows what these guys are trying to work on in terms of testing certain throws on certain plays vs certain defenses.

One thing is for sure, his footwork needs more work.

He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Fields is pretty terrible.

Yeah alot of praise for a QB that had 7 TD's 10 INT's last season. Who had 12 fumbles and lost 5 of them. Who had a passer rating of 73.2

But people give him a pass because it's the Bears.

The bears are bad, so it is some of that. I guess we'll see week 1.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

We had a team put all four defensive backs in the pro bowl, and another with Bryant Young, Dana Stubblefield, Deion Sanders, Tim McDonald, Merton Hanks, Richard Dent, Ricky Jackson, Dennis Brown, Ken Norton, Lee Woodall, and Gary Plummer. This defense has potential, but calling it the best the niners have ever fielded is pretty hyperbolic at this point.

My only real concern with Trey is the mid ranged accuracy and him missing high. He needs to get his release point down some, high throws turn into interceptions. Not really panic time, but it is completely natural to be a bit concerned.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together.

Alright let's settle the f**k down

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

We had a team put all four defensive backs in the pro bowl, and another with Bryant Young, Dana Stubblefield, Deion Sanders, Tim McDonald, Merton Hanks, Richard Dent, Ricky Jackson, Dennis Brown, Ken Norton, Lee Woodall, and Gary Plummer. This defense has potential, but calling it the best the niners have ever fielded is pretty hyperbolic at this point.

My only real concern with Trey is the mid ranged accuracy and him missing high. He needs to get his release point down some, high throws turn into interceptions. Not really panic time, but it is completely natural to be a bit concerned.

Agreed about the defense. That 94 defense was insane. I hear you on Lance just hard for me to be concerned about TC.

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

We had a team put all four defensive backs in the pro bowl, and another with Bryant Young, Dana Stubblefield, Deion Sanders, Tim McDonald, Merton Hanks, Richard Dent, Ricky Jackson, Dennis Brown, Ken Norton, Lee Woodall, and Gary Plummer. This defense has potential, but calling it the best the niners have ever fielded is pretty hyperbolic at this point.

My only real concern with Trey is the mid ranged accuracy and him missing high. He needs to get his release point down some, high throws turn into interceptions. Not really panic time, but it is completely natural to be a bit concerned.

Yeah, I remember in '84 how great that D was and completely overlooked by media, etc. Then came out and manhandled the Giants, Bears and Dolphins.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

How long have you been a 49ers fan? Five years?

Originally posted by JTB1974:
They also are not going against a defense nearly as good as our's. Especially the pass rush.

This. People love to argue without context. The spars don't have JC Jackson sooooooo??? Not a good pass rush as well so Max should be doing a lot better.

Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:
Maybe Mac's starting LT and RT were out too.

Exactly….context matters

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

Lost me there, man.

Originally posted by NineFourNiner:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
He's a first year QB learning the most difficult offensive system ever constructed while going up against a defense that's better than even the 2013 LOB and easily the best this franchise has ever put together. It'd be unrealistic to expect him to not have the occasional minor struggle in his first TC as the starter.

Lost me there, man.

srsly wtf

Originally posted by Joecool:
Was at the practice today. Lance looked very quick when he got out of the pocket. As for his passing…very meh.

But it's only practice. Who knows what these guys are trying to work on in terms of testing certain throws on certain plays vs certain defenses.

One thing is for sure, his footwork needs more work.

if he keeps sailing balls over wrs heads this season, then the coaching staff needs to tinker with his mechanics