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Originally posted by 49ersRing:
A lot of people were at the Super Bowl. Jimmy barely did more to deserve to be there than the people in the stands. That's been increasingly validated, because as soon as we don't have a top 5 defense or running game, Jimmy has become one of the worst 10 QBs in the league. A ton of s**tty players have been carried to the Super Bowl over the years.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
A lot of people were at the Super Bowl. Jimmy barely did more to deserve to be there than the people in the stands. That's been increasingly validated, because as soon as we don't have a top 5 defense or running game, Jimmy has become one of the worst 10 QBs in the league. A ton of s**tty players have been carried to the Super Bowl over the years.
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Originally posted by Afrikan:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Trey had an easy TD here to Mitchell. These are the type of plays where he needs to use his mobility to stress the defense with his legs but beat them with his arm. I can't count how many times Patrick Mahomes or Russell Wilson on these time of plays press the line of scrimmage to suck in the defenders, take a step or two back to buy an extra second and lob a pass over them for an easy TD.
It was fourth down.. so I don't blame him for not chancing a random dropped pass.
I do blame him for not diving for the pylon, instead of going head first into defenders. 😐
Yep that was super dumb by Lance. Just go up and over and extend the arms it's a 100% guaranteed EASY touchdown.
Zero reason to tuck ball in close to the body it and go low there.
Sadly that was the difference points wise in the game. 17-17 if he just extends arms over the goal line.
Start him the rest of the way. We can beat the Colts and Bears with Lance while he gets two more game experiences under his belt.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Originally posted by Afrikan:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Trey had an easy TD here to Mitchell. These are the type of plays where he needs to use his mobility to stress the defense with his legs but beat them with his arm. I can't count how many times Patrick Mahomes or Russell Wilson on these time of plays press the line of scrimmage to suck in the defenders, take a step or two back to buy an extra second and lob a pass over them for an easy TD.
It was fourth down.. so I don't blame him for not chancing a random dropped pass.
I do blame him for not diving for the pylon, instead of going head first into defenders. 😐
Yep that was super dumb by Lance. Just go up and over and extend the arms it's a 100% guaranteed EASY touchdown.
Zero reason to tuck ball in close to the body it and go low there.
Sadly that was the difference points wise in the game. 17-17 if he just extends arms over the goal line.
Start him the rest of the way. We can beat the Colts and Bears with Lance while he gets two more game experiences under his belt.
In the FCS he could run right through people without issue. Its not surprising he went with what he knew at that point. Call it a learning experience.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
If he had just flipped the ball to mitchell there…
he'll learn
Originally posted by Rocket4989:
What if the niners had taken Kyle pitts instead of lance ?
Originally posted by Wubbie:
Steve Young was mediocre in Tampa Bay, came to SF, and watched behind Montana. Aaron Rodgers sat behind Favre. Kaepernick and Mahomes both sat behind Alex Smith.
Peyton Manning started every game for the Colts in his rookie season because he was possibly the most NFL ready QB, maybe ever. Not every QB is gonna be like him or Justin Herbert. Alex Smith has said himself he was not ready to be starting in his first year.
Starting Trey Lance this year means that Shanahan is going to have to have him doing a Running QB gameplan, because that's his best bet to succeed this year. He wants Trey to develop his skills as a pocket QB. If that's the gameplan every week that the team is doing under Jimmy, he will learn a lot from observing.
And he can do that without the pressure of having to be The Guy.
Originally posted by Rocket4989:
What if the niners had taken Kyle pitts instead of lance ?
Originally posted by Rocket4989:
What if the niners had taken Kyle pitts instead of lance ?
Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Damn looking at the replay he had space to easily just jump for the pylon. But yea, rookie mistake thinking he could bulldoze nfl players
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Originally posted by Afrikan:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Trey had an easy TD here to Mitchell. These are the type of plays where he needs to use his mobility to stress the defense with his legs but beat them with his arm. I can't count how many times Patrick Mahomes or Russell Wilson on these time of plays press the line of scrimmage to suck in the defenders, take a step or two back to buy an extra second and lob a pass over them for an easy TD.
It was fourth down.. so I don't blame him for not chancing a random dropped pass.
I do blame him for not diving for the pylon, instead of going head first into defenders. 😐
Yep that was super dumb by Lance. Just go up and over and extend the arms it's a 100% guaranteed EASY touchdown.
Zero reason to tuck ball in close to the body it and go low there.
Sadly that was the difference points wise in the game. 17-17 if he just extends arms over the goal line.
Start him the rest of the way. We can beat the Colts and Bears with Lance while he gets two more game experiences under his belt.
In the FCS he could run right through people without issue. Its not surprising he went with what he knew at that point. Call it a learning experience.
