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Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
You're realistically talking maybe 2-3 games at best and you don't bring a guy in in that situation to do much of anything beyond handing the ball off.
This can't be a serious factor in any decision for QB2
Originally posted by JTB1974:
If you have Trey as QB3 meaning you can only use him as an emergency QB on gameday, It would also mean you can't bring him into games when the score is lopsided to get him those reps he needs. This is why you have to have Trey as QB2 because in those blowout games you are going to want to play Trey over Darnold. Any rep you can find for Trey is a benefit.
Originally posted by mcwoot:
Dump him for whatever you can get and let him get those reps elsewhere
Originally posted by mcwoot:Thank God you're not Shanahan
Dump him for whatever you can get and let him get those reps elsewhere
Originally posted by 49ers81:
Whatever benefits the team thinks Ty Davis-Price might have as a runner, he is absolutely putrid in pass protection. Almost got Brock blasted tonight down on the goal line when he completely whiffed on his assignment, again. I also thought that Jordan Mason ran the ball a little better. Was trying to see Mason in pass protection but didn't catch any real examples one way or the other. Davis-Price may make the team, but they had better make a point of keeping him on the bench for any play that requires him to pick up unblocked rushers.
Originally posted by JTB1974:
So he can thrive elsewhere and make Kyle look like the biggest idiot in the league?
Originally posted by 49ers808:
Originally posted by 49ers81:
Whatever benefits the team thinks Ty Davis-Price might have as a runner, he is absolutely putrid in pass protection. Almost got Brock blasted tonight down on the goal line when he completely whiffed on his assignment, again. I also thought that Jordan Mason ran the ball a little better. Was trying to see Mason in pass protection but didn't catch any real examples one way or the other. Davis-Price may make the team, but they had better make a point of keeping him on the bench for any play that requires him to pick up unblocked rushers.
X1000 He did the same last week too. Still have no idea what they saw in him AND Sermon to make them 3rd round picks
Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Coaching has some sort of bias. All mason did was ball last year with his opportunities.
TDP sucks. You can tell by his speed and footwork. Even running the ball he's below average at best and that's not including the pass protection.
Mason showed significantly more with less reps and actually showed in games he can hammer big runs.
Why TDP is even getting reps at this point is beyond me.
Nichols even showed better vision and cut moves than tdp.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Coaching has some sort of bias. All mason did was ball last year with his opportunities.
TDP sucks. You can tell by his speed and footwork. Even running the ball he's below average at best and that's not including the pass protection.
Mason showed significantly more with less reps and actually showed in games he can hammer big runs.
Why TDP is even getting reps at this point is beyond me.
Nichols even showed better vision and cut moves than tdp.
Maybe it's just a good look before making a decision to release him ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Originally posted by JTB1974:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
You're realistically talking maybe 2-3 games at best and you don't bring a guy in in that situation to do much of anything beyond handing the ball off.
This can't be a serious factor in any decision for QB2
If it's very close, Then yes. Darnold hasn't done enough to win that job. IMO Darnold had to prove to be much better in order to be given that backup job. And I am sorry but I haven't seen it.
Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Coaching has some sort of bias. All mason did was ball last year with his opportunities.
TDP sucks. You can tell by his speed and footwork. Even running the ball he's below average at best and that's not including the pass protection.
Mason showed significantly more with less reps and actually showed in games he can hammer big runs.
Why TDP is even getting reps at this point is beyond me.
Nichols even showed better vision and cut moves than tdp.
Maybe it's just a good look before making a decision to release him ¯_(ツ)_/¯
We can only hope. It's too obvious watching his play for it to be anything but that right???
Mason is clearly better and it's not close. McNichols might even be better after seeing his couple runs tonight.
That puts TDP behind cmc, Mitchell, mason, McNichols, tdp. Aka he should be cut.
Originally posted by pd24:
Originally posted by Young2Owens:
Trey is QB2 imo
and i like what i saw from darnold
Lol. Not even close. Sam is 2
Originally posted by Koldo:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Lance holding the future insurance sales agent with his eyes on the TD to Latu was terrific
Fixed
