Los Angeles Chargers QB Trey Lance Thread

Idk i have a bad feeling if Trey starts. I think the Rams defense is way too talented and too well coached for Shanahan's Trey-offense. There just isnt much creativity with the play calls. Its all Trey making plays when he can. With Jimmy, our run game and pass game gel so well and you can tell the defense is on its heels the whole game.

Defense would have to win us the game and I only have confidence in our defense to win us the game if Eman is able to play.

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
Posters having mac jones envy because Lance didn't see something, hahahahahaha get a damn life.

So many people desperately want Mac "Andy Dalton" Jones over Lance. Its hilarious. Probably the same brainiacs who chanted "We want Carr!"

was there and i didn't chant that.. but the translation to that chant was "Bench Smith"

I thought it was a great game by the Rookie Lance...

Smith wasn't the problem. Our fans are so far off base it's embarrassing sometimes.

Smith was def the problem, dude sucked balls and that game was worse than that

Originally posted by frenchmov:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Too many tipped passes by LB underneath. Lance should fixed that by next game. A little more touch to get it over them first.

What? He had 1 tipped by a lb. What are you talking about?

I thought he had more than a couple. Maybe the other was a DB underneath. Anyways, 1 too many.. Don't want him to repeat Jimmy's bad habit

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by bzborow1:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by bzborow1:
Here is a video breakdown by JT O'Sullivan of Trey Lance's performance against the Texans. Great stuff. The breakdown really shows why Lance is so frustrating. He's making a lot of mistakes but the he's also making some big time plays. Fans are right to be frustrated because Lance isn't there yet.

https://youtu.be/KMz-FH1vsw4

Fans shouldn't be frustrated over a 21 yr old rookie who's played in 2 games since 2019. No one should expect him to be a finished product.

my takeaway from that breakdown is he's doing pretty damn good for a kid that needs reps…a lot of his issues are completely correctable with more time.

I feel like you shouldn't be if you used like a 2nd round pick for the guy. But 3 firsts and a third is the reason I am personally frustrated with Lance at this point in time.

By Frustrating I mean that because he's so basic right now it's hard for the coaches to want to put him out there. He also shows dynamic playmaking at the QB and opens up the field for the receivers with his big arm and legs. Frustrating in that fans want him out there, and I think I do too, but that with Jimmy there playing pretty well it's a hard decision to make. Lance is the upside play.

I think folks quick to criticize really should watch the video first.

Good news is this season is over and Jimmy is already gone. So we get a full year of Lance next year. Time to see what 3 first round picks gets you for a full season. It better be playoffs every year, a couple SB wins and a franchise QB for over a decade.

Hopefully it gets us a lot more than the constant disappointment that $125 million and a 2nd round pick got for us.

Playing in the Super Bowl seemed worth it to me. But I just enjoy watching the niners win and be competitive in the post season. Now we can go back to hoping and praying while struggling to get to .500. Just keep telling ourselves we have a lot of upside and after another year of experience next year might be good.

Came here to say the same. Jimmy got us to a Superbowl, he was worth it. I'm ready for Lance to be the starter, but I will likely never get over how hasty Kyle and Shanny were to blow such a massive amount of draft capital to move up pre draft for an inexperienced project QB. We should have taken whoever was there at 12 or used a single 2nd or 3rd to move up a spot or two to get someone on draft day. I realize that YOU CAN'T JUDGE THE KID AFTER TWO GAMES, but to me, a QB who wasn't able to overtake a so-called below average QB in training camp or when he got a chance to start in week 5 it's already proven to be an over-pay.

Originally posted by JustinNiner:
Idk i have a bad feeling if Trey starts. I think the Rams defense is way too talented and too well coached for Shanahan's Trey-offense. There just isnt much creativity with the play calls. Its all Trey making plays when he can. With Jimmy, our run game and pass game gel so well and you can tell the defense is on its heels the whole game.

Defense would have to win us the game and I only have confidence in our defense to win us the game if Eman is able to play.

I think McVay gets midway thru the first half and it dawns on him that he picked a pocket passer who turns 34 in a month and KS has a young 21 year old dynamic playmaker QB who is miles away from his ceiling and still capable of lighting up LA. It'll be like the Hank revelation scene in Breaking Bad a real oh s*** moment.

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by bzborow1:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by bzborow1:
Here is a video breakdown by JT O'Sullivan of Trey Lance's performance against the Texans. Great stuff. The breakdown really shows why Lance is so frustrating. He's making a lot of mistakes but the he's also making some big time plays. Fans are right to be frustrated because Lance isn't there yet.

https://youtu.be/KMz-FH1vsw4

Fans shouldn't be frustrated over a 21 yr old rookie who's played in 2 games since 2019. No one should expect him to be a finished product.

my takeaway from that breakdown is he's doing pretty damn good for a kid that needs reps…a lot of his issues are completely correctable with more time.

I feel like you shouldn't be if you used like a 2nd round pick for the guy. But 3 firsts and a third is the reason I am personally frustrated with Lance at this point in time.

By Frustrating I mean that because he's so basic right now it's hard for the coaches to want to put him out there. He also shows dynamic playmaking at the QB and opens up the field for the receivers with his big arm and legs. Frustrating in that fans want him out there, and I think I do too, but that with Jimmy there playing pretty well it's a hard decision to make. Lance is the upside play.

I think folks quick to criticize really should watch the video first.

Good news is this season is over and Jimmy is already gone. So we get a full year of Lance next year. Time to see what 3 first round picks gets you for a full season. It better be playoffs every year, a couple SB wins and a franchise QB for over a decade.

Hopefully it gets us a lot more than the constant disappointment that $125 million and a 2nd round pick got for us.

Playing in the Super Bowl seemed worth it to me. But I just enjoy watching the niners win and be competitive in the post season. Now we can go back to hoping and praying while struggling to get to .500. Just keep telling ourselves we have a lot of upside and after another year of experience next year might be good.

Came here to say the same. Jimmy got us to a Superbowl, he was worth it. I'm ready for Lance to be the starter, but I will likely never get over how hasty Kyle and Shanny were to blow such a massive amount of draft capital to move up pre draft for an inexperienced project QB. We should have taken whoever was there at 12 or used a single 2nd or 3rd to move up a spot or two to get someone on draft day. I realize that YOU CAN'T JUDGE THE KID AFTER TWO GAMES, but to me, a QB who wasn't able to overtake a so-called below average QB in training camp or when he got a chance to start in week 5 it's already proven to be an over-pay.

Yeah 3 first round picks needs to be for a can't miss guaranteed franchise QB, someone with the Manning name or similar. For a raw project that has little football experience it is a bit silly but holding out hope he lives up to expectations. If it were just your normal first round pick I could see the patience and wait and see approach. But for that cost it better be a Lambo or Ferrari. Time will tell.

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by frenchmov:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Too many tipped passes by LB underneath. Lance should fixed that by next game. A little more touch to get it over them first.

What? He had 1 tipped by a lb. What are you talking about?

I thought he had more than a couple. Maybe the other was a DB underneath. Anyways, 1 too many.. Don't want him to repeat Jimmy's bad habit

Jimmy hits the defenders in the chest. No need for them to tip it.

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by bzborow1:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by bzborow1:
Here is a video breakdown by JT O'Sullivan of Trey Lance's performance against the Texans. Great stuff. The breakdown really shows why Lance is so frustrating. He's making a lot of mistakes but the he's also making some big time plays. Fans are right to be frustrated because Lance isn't there yet.

https://youtu.be/KMz-FH1vsw4

Fans shouldn't be frustrated over a 21 yr old rookie who's played in 2 games since 2019. No one should expect him to be a finished product.

my takeaway from that breakdown is he's doing pretty damn good for a kid that needs reps…a lot of his issues are completely correctable with more time.

I feel like you shouldn't be if you used like a 2nd round pick for the guy. But 3 firsts and a third is the reason I am personally frustrated with Lance at this point in time.

By Frustrating I mean that because he's so basic right now it's hard for the coaches to want to put him out there. He also shows dynamic playmaking at the QB and opens up the field for the receivers with his big arm and legs. Frustrating in that fans want him out there, and I think I do too, but that with Jimmy there playing pretty well it's a hard decision to make. Lance is the upside play.

I think folks quick to criticize really should watch the video first.

Good news is this season is over and Jimmy is already gone. So we get a full year of Lance next year. Time to see what 3 first round picks gets you for a full season. It better be playoffs every year, a couple SB wins and a franchise QB for over a decade.

Hopefully it gets us a lot more than the constant disappointment that $125 million and a 2nd round pick got for us.

Playing in the Super Bowl seemed worth it to me. But I just enjoy watching the niners win and be competitive in the post season. Now we can go back to hoping and praying while struggling to get to .500. Just keep telling ourselves we have a lot of upside and after another year of experience next year might be good.

Came here to say the same. Jimmy got us to a Superbowl, he was worth it. I'm ready for Lance to be the starter, but I will likely never get over how hasty Kyle and Shanny were to blow such a massive amount of draft capital to move up pre draft for an inexperienced project QB. We should have taken whoever was there at 12 or used a single 2nd or 3rd to move up a spot or two to get someone on draft day. I realize that YOU CAN'T JUDGE THE KID AFTER TWO GAMES, but to me, a QB who wasn't able to overtake a so-called below average QB in training camp or when he got a chance to start in week 5 it's already proven to be an over-pay.

Jimmy stabilized the O but did not take us anywhere. Did you just start watching football? We had one the great front fours ever. They kept Mahommes in check the entire game.Our defense drove us to the sb and James choked it. He missed wide open receivers over and over again on drive after drive.P.S….. Trey's style is much safer than Jimmy's. He doesn't throw short into congestion nearly as much.

Originally posted by a49erfan77:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by frenchmov:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Too many tipped passes by LB underneath. Lance should fixed that by next game. A little more touch to get it over them first.

What? He had 1 tipped by a lb. What are you talking about?

I thought he had more than a couple. Maybe the other was a DB underneath. Anyways, 1 too many.. Don't want him to repeat Jimmy's bad habit

Jimmy hits the defenders in the chest. No need for them to tip it.

I think part of the confusion was that during the "game day thread" a lot of people said "was that tipped?!" because the ball was flapping like a duck so badly. I think that gave the impression that there was potentially more tips at the LOS and by linebackers.

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by bzborow1:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by bzborow1:
Here is a video breakdown by JT O'Sullivan of Trey Lance's performance against the Texans. Great stuff. The breakdown really shows why Lance is so frustrating. He's making a lot of mistakes but the he's also making some big time plays. Fans are right to be frustrated because Lance isn't there yet.

https://youtu.be/KMz-FH1vsw4

Fans shouldn't be frustrated over a 21 yr old rookie who's played in 2 games since 2019. No one should expect him to be a finished product.

my takeaway from that breakdown is he's doing pretty damn good for a kid that needs reps…a lot of his issues are completely correctable with more time.

I feel like you shouldn't be if you used like a 2nd round pick for the guy. But 3 firsts and a third is the reason I am personally frustrated with Lance at this point in time.

By Frustrating I mean that because he's so basic right now it's hard for the coaches to want to put him out there. He also shows dynamic playmaking at the QB and opens up the field for the receivers with his big arm and legs. Frustrating in that fans want him out there, and I think I do too, but that with Jimmy there playing pretty well it's a hard decision to make. Lance is the upside play.

I think folks quick to criticize really should watch the video first.

Good news is this season is over and Jimmy is already gone. So we get a full year of Lance next year. Time to see what 3 first round picks gets you for a full season. It better be playoffs every year, a couple SB wins and a franchise QB for over a decade.

Hopefully it gets us a lot more than the constant disappointment that $125 million and a 2nd round pick got for us.

Playing in the Super Bowl seemed worth it to me. But I just enjoy watching the niners win and be competitive in the post season. Now we can go back to hoping and praying while struggling to get to .500. Just keep telling ourselves we have a lot of upside and after another year of experience next year might be good.

Came here to say the same. Jimmy got us to a Superbowl, he was worth it. I'm ready for Lance to be the starter, but I will likely never get over how hasty Kyle and Shanny were to blow such a massive amount of draft capital to move up pre draft for an inexperienced project QB. We should have taken whoever was there at 12 or used a single 2nd or 3rd to move up a spot or two to get someone on draft day. I realize that YOU CAN'T JUDGE THE KID AFTER TWO GAMES, but to me, a QB who wasn't able to overtake a so-called below average QB in training camp or when he got a chance to start in week 5 it's already proven to be an over-pay.

Yeah 3 first round picks needs to be for a can't miss guaranteed franchise QB, someone with the Manning name or similar. For a raw project that has little football experience it is a bit silly but holding out hope he lives up to expectations. If it were just your normal first round pick I could see the patience and wait and see approach. But for that cost it better be a Lambo or Ferrari. Time will tell.

Agree with you Reign. I wasn't a fan of the trade or who they picked at the time, due to only starting one year in college. But after seeing him play, it kinda won me over a little, time will tell how good he'll be. One thing is for sure, with the way he played vs Houston, 9ers could trade Jimmy no problem, use that money and already add to a stacked team.....I'm hoping CB and maybe Christian Kirk next year.

James is the official NFL hospital ball qb

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by JustinNiner:
Idk i have a bad feeling if Trey starts. I think the Rams defense is way too talented and too well coached for Shanahan's Trey-offense. There just isnt much creativity with the play calls. Its all Trey making plays when he can. With Jimmy, our run game and pass game gel so well and you can tell the defense is on its heels the whole game.

Defense would have to win us the game and I only have confidence in our defense to win us the game if Eman is able to play.

I think McVay gets midway thru the first half and it dawns on him that he picked a pocket passer who turns 34 in a month and KS has a young 21 year old dynamic playmaker QB who is miles away from his ceiling and still capable of lighting up LA. It'll be like the Hank revelation scene in Breaking Bad a real oh s*** moment.

I would definitely hope so. But i will agree with you that McVay is realizing that Stafford is not as good as he thought. Dude is like Jimmy with a bigger arm. Can sling it around but will make those bone-headed mistakes that can sink a game.

Originally posted by socal1632:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by bzborow1:

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by bzborow1:
Here is a video breakdown by JT O'Sullivan of Trey Lance's performance against the Texans. Great stuff. The breakdown really shows why Lance is so frustrating. He's making a lot of mistakes but the he's also making some big time plays. Fans are right to be frustrated because Lance isn't there yet.

https://youtu.be/KMz-FH1vsw4

Fans shouldn't be frustrated over a 21 yr old rookie who's played in 2 games since 2019. No one should expect him to be a finished product.

my takeaway from that breakdown is he's doing pretty damn good for a kid that needs reps…a lot of his issues are completely correctable with more time.

I feel like you shouldn't be if you used like a 2nd round pick for the guy. But 3 firsts and a third is the reason I am personally frustrated with Lance at this point in time.

By Frustrating I mean that because he's so basic right now it's hard for the coaches to want to put him out there. He also shows dynamic playmaking at the QB and opens up the field for the receivers with his big arm and legs. Frustrating in that fans want him out there, and I think I do too, but that with Jimmy there playing pretty well it's a hard decision to make. Lance is the upside play.

I think folks quick to criticize really should watch the video first.

Good news is this season is over and Jimmy is already gone. So we get a full year of Lance next year. Time to see what 3 first round picks gets you for a full season. It better be playoffs every year, a couple SB wins and a franchise QB for over a decade.

Hopefully it gets us a lot more than the constant disappointment that $125 million and a 2nd round pick got for us.

Playing in the Super Bowl seemed worth it to me. But I just enjoy watching the niners win and be competitive in the post season. Now we can go back to hoping and praying while struggling to get to .500. Just keep telling ourselves we have a lot of upside and after another year of experience next year might be good.

Came here to say the same. Jimmy got us to a Superbowl, he was worth it. I'm ready for Lance to be the starter, but I will likely never get over how hasty Kyle and Shanny were to blow such a massive amount of draft capital to move up pre draft for an inexperienced project QB. We should have taken whoever was there at 12 or used a single 2nd or 3rd to move up a spot or two to get someone on draft day. I realize that YOU CAN'T JUDGE THE KID AFTER TWO GAMES, but to me, a QB who wasn't able to overtake a so-called below average QB in training camp or when he got a chance to start in week 5 it's already proven to be an over-pay.

Jimmy stabilized the O but did not take us anywhere. Did you just start watching football? We had one the great front fours ever. They kept Mahommes in check the entire game.Our defense drove us to the sb and James choked it. He missed wide open receivers over and over again on drive after drive.P.S….. Trey's style is much safer than Jimmy's. He doesn't throw short into congestion nearly as much.

Please don't start with the Super Bowl again.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Fans shouldn't be frustrated over a 21 yr old rookie who's played in 2 games since 2019. No one should expect him to be a finished product.

my takeaway from that breakdown is he's doing pretty damn good for a kid that needs reps…a lot of his issues are completely correctable with more time.

Completely agree. Only time will tell if he can continue to learn and progress, but I don't see anything right now to prove otherwise. The NFL is so unforgiving that even the slightest hesitation can ruin a play. The "mistakes" he's making are rookie mistakes because...he's a rookie. Remember, he's also a rookie who didn't play at all last year, and coming from an FCS school.

The NFL game is much faster, defenses are far more sophisticated, the kid is doing fine rn. We need to see him make progress...or not make progress. He needs time. We all need time.

Originally posted by Kolohe:
Agree with you Reign. I wasn't a fan of the trade or who they picked at the time, due to only starting one year in college. But after seeing him play, it kinda won me over a little, time will tell how good he'll be. One thing is for sure, with the way he played vs Houston, 9ers could trade Jimmy no problem, use that money and already add to a stacked team.....I'm hoping CB and maybe Christian Kirk next year.

Christian Kirk get his name out of here. That man is for the birds.