Los Angeles Chargers QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
That would explain why Jimmy never hesitates to attempt throws on the outside like that, and why never ever do defenders contest those throws he's tried to make over there, and why he's never had any interceptions there, like the one that definitely didn't happen which brought the Cowboys back, or the one against the Lions a few years ago which definitely didn't happen and definitely was not overturned by a penalty, or all the near misses in the flat that definitely never happened.

Originally posted by JTB1974:
Trey has been treated so unfairly by the media and he has done nothing to warrant such hatred from them. To make it worse it's not even about his lack of experience anymore, These Media type's are taking shots at his work ethic and IQ with no actual evidence of any kind to support it. Meanwhile you don't see Lawrence, Fields, and Z Wilson get any of this and they were all horrible.

Some of them are probably mad they were wrong about Jones being the pick. Or their SOURCEs are mad about being wrong about it.

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
That would explain why Jimmy never hesitates to attempt throws on the outside like that, and why never ever do defenders contest those throws he's tried to make over there, and why he's never had any interceptions there, like the one that definitely didn't happen which brought the Cowboys back, or the one against the Lions a few years ago which definitely didn't happen and definitely was not overturned by a penalty, or all the near misses in the flat that definitely never happened.

Here's Garoppolo's best throw of the season -- hands down.

Timing throws like this take lots of time to develop, but Garoppolo/Sanders have had less than two weeks.

Jimmy G releases this ball before Sanders breaks out of his route and the ball's in ES's lap. ABSOLUTE DIME. pic.twitter.com/XmtOR51bvl

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) November 5, 2019

I was really impressed with this pass by Jimmy G. The opposite hash out route is one of the toughest passes to make because if it is off it is a pick 6. #JimmyG #49ers pic.twitter.com/afiBCMBOm2

— John Chapman (@JL_Chapman) October 9, 2019

Bruh two excellent passes doesn't erase all the ones that were late. What kind of fool do you take me for? Trey hasn't had enough of a sample size for anyone to be criticizing him for a pass that was a little bit off when it was thrown before the break. We can find plenty of bad outside passes from Jimmy too. That's the point.

IMO the niners have never been able to replace sanders. The niners don't have that reciever who can constantly get separation. Sorry deebo. You're not that kind of reciever.

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
That would explain why Jimmy never hesitates to attempt throws on the outside like that, and why never ever do defenders contest those throws he's tried to make over there, and why he's never had any interceptions there, like the one that definitely didn't happen which brought the Cowboys back, or the one against the Lions a few years ago which definitely didn't happen and definitely was not overturned by a penalty, or all the near misses in the flat that definitely never happened.

Here's Garoppolo's best throw of the season -- hands down.

Timing throws like this take lots of time to develop, but Garoppolo/Sanders have had less than two weeks.

Jimmy G releases this ball before Sanders breaks out of his route and the ball's in ES's lap. ABSOLUTE DIME. pic.twitter.com/XmtOR51bvl

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) November 5, 2019

I was really impressed with this pass by Jimmy G. The opposite hash out route is one of the toughest passes to make because if it is off it is a pick 6. #JimmyG #49ers pic.twitter.com/afiBCMBOm2

— John Chapman (@JL_Chapman) October 9, 2019

STILL not enough for any other team in the league to want him on their roster.

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
IMO the niners have never been able to replace sanders. The niners don't have that reciever who can constantly get separation. Sorry deebo. You're not that kind of reciever.

The NFC championship gamefilm disagrees.

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
IMO the niners have never been able to replace sanders. The niners don't have that reciever who can constantly get separation. Sorry deebo. You're not that kind of reciever.

Indeed. So hard to replace a WR that gets so open your QB can't hit him.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by NDSU:
Just comparing Lance vs Texans and Lawrence vs Texans only 1 QB looked decent. It wasnt the guy that took the L both times.
Interesting how opinions shift a little when its Lawrence that looks like dog water.

I didn't watch Lawrence vs HOU, but I have to be fair and say Lawrence's supporting cast (players and coaches) pale in comparison to Lance's.

Lance's time with the 1's pale in comparison to Lawrence's.

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
IMO the niners have never been able to replace sanders. The niners don't have that reciever who can constantly get separation. Sorry deebo. You're not that kind of reciever.

I mean that pass was all Jimmy tbf.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Bruh two excellent passes doesn't erase all the ones that were late. What kind of fool do you take me for? Trey hasn't had enough of a sample size for anyone to be criticizing him for a pass that was a little bit off when it was thrown before the break. We can find plenty of bad outside passes from Jimmy too. That's the point.

I'm not criticizing Trey. I'm criticizing the notion that it was a difficult pass. That's my point

Just as I disregarded the "underwhelming", "arm fitness" BS, I also take the Kittle comments with a grain of salt. At least Kittle actually knows how Trey plays and practices, it's still hyperbole. I'm not looking for confirmation bias to bolster my preconceived notions. I really do think Lance will become a star, I think the 2022 season will be a bit bumpy, but we'll get a playoff birth and a 11-6 season. Our schedule has tough opponents but I think the schedule itself is pretty favorable considering.

Lance should be towards the bottom of QB boards for now. He's unproven. But any talk other than cautious optimism seems like pushing an agenda.

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Just as I disregarded the "underwhelming", "arm fitness" BS, I also take the Kittle comments with a grain of salt. At least Kittle actually knows how Trey plays and practices, it's still hyperbole. I'm not looking for confirmation bias to bolster my preconceived notions. I really do think Lance will become a star, I think the 2022 season will be a bit bumpy, but we'll get a playoff birth and a 11-6 season. Our schedule has tough opponents but I think the schedule itself is pretty favorable considering.

Lance should be towards the bottom of QB boards for now. He's unproven. But any talk other than cautious optimism seems like pushing an agenda.

So we aren't allowed to have any cautious skepticism?

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Just as I disregarded the "underwhelming", "arm fitness" BS, I also take the Kittle comments with a grain of salt. At least Kittle actually knows how Trey plays and practices, it's still hyperbole. I'm not looking for confirmation bias to bolster my preconceived notions. I really do think Lance will become a star, I think the 2022 season will be a bit bumpy, but we'll get a playoff birth and a 11-6 season. Our schedule has tough opponents but I think the schedule itself is pretty favorable considering.

Lance should be towards the bottom of QB boards for now. He's unproven. But any talk other than cautious optimism seems like pushing an agenda.

So we aren't allowed to have any cautious skepticism?

why add unnecessary drama

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Just as I disregarded the "underwhelming", "arm fitness" BS, I also take the Kittle comments with a grain of salt. At least Kittle actually knows how Trey plays and practices, it's still hyperbole. I'm not looking for confirmation bias to bolster my preconceived notions. I really do think Lance will become a star, I think the 2022 season will be a bit bumpy, but we'll get a playoff birth and a 11-6 season. Our schedule has tough opponents but I think the schedule itself is pretty favorable considering.

Lance should be towards the bottom of QB boards for now. He's unproven. But any talk other than cautious optimism seems like pushing an agenda.

I didn't hear Kittle say anything outrageous or blow smoke. He said that he's seen impressive things from Trey in practice, but he needs reps and if there are growing pains for Trey that they'll support him through it. That's a lot different than guys throwing out second-hand reports from anonymous sources about arm fitness.

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Just as I disregarded the "underwhelming", "arm fitness" BS, I also take the Kittle comments with a grain of salt. At least Kittle actually knows how Trey plays and practices, it's still hyperbole. I'm not looking for confirmation bias to bolster my preconceived notions. I really do think Lance will become a star, I think the 2022 season will be a bit bumpy, but we'll get a playoff birth and a 11-6 season. Our schedule has tough opponents but I think the schedule itself is pretty favorable considering.

Lance should be towards the bottom of QB boards for now. He's unproven. But any talk other than cautious optimism seems like pushing an agenda.

So we aren't allowed to have any cautious skepticism?

You should always be skeptical, I'm general about everything. But being pessimistic about Lance given just the evidence seems like bias.