Los Angeles Chargers QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by random49er:
If he went from 49% to 64% can we make a general assumption that his accuracy improved??

You are giving your opinions regarding the subject so let's see where u stand.

Maybe it was his decision making that improved? Can we make a general assumption that his decision making improved from his freshman year to his senior year?

Originally posted by KiwiM:
Everyone knew Trey Lance was a project.

Then they turn around and expect him to be a finished product with 2 NFL games under his belt.

Patience people.

Originally posted by random49er:
Not saying his decision making didn't improve. I'm sure it did but for now, I'm asking about his accuracy.

With a 15% improvement can we assume his accuracy improved over a couple years in college or would you say nay to that?

(And FWIW, Nick's college completion % pales in comparison to Lance's. Not that it matters)

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by KiwiM:
Everyone knew Trey Lance was a project.

Then they turn around and expect him to be a finished product with 2 NFL games under his belt.

Patience people.

When you use 3 1sts and a 3rd to draft a player, the expectations should be rightfully high

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by random49er:
If he went from 49% to 64% can we make a general assumption that his accuracy improved??

You are giving your opinions regarding the subject so let's see where u stand.

Maybe it was his decision making that improved? Can we make a general assumption that his decision making improved from his freshman year to his senior year?

Not saying his decision making didn't improve. I'm sure it did but for now, I'm asking about his accuracy.

With a 15% improvement can we assume his accuracy improved over a couple years in college or would you say nay to that?

(And FWIW, Nick's college completion % pales in comparison to Lance's. Not that it matters)

Not entirely true. I'm ready to move on from Jimmy. Though I respect and appreciate his time with us. Jimmy's issues IMO is he just stands there and doesn't manipulate the pocket. Literally just stands there. He can't stay healthy and don't give his WRs a chance downfield. IMO Mac is superior in those 3 areas already. Obviously Jimmy is superior in many others at this point but as it relates to why I'm ready to move on from Jimmy, Mac is better while also comparable in others.

I'd say Trey too is superior in the areas I question Jimmy. I just don't think he's comparable in others.

Yea, time for Trey

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by random49er:
Not saying his decision making didn't improve. I'm sure it did but for now, I'm asking about his accuracy.

With a 15% improvement can we assume his accuracy improved over a couple years in college or would you say nay to that?

(And FWIW, Nick's college completion % pales in comparison to Lance's. Not that it matters)

I don't know because I never watched him throw a single pass in college. I can see why one would make that assumption but there's more to accuracy that completion %

Originally posted by mattster03:

Originally posted by KiwiM:
Everyone knew Trey Lance was a project.

Then they turn around and expect him to be a finished product with 2 NFL games under his belt.

Patience people.

When you use 3 1sts and a 3rd to draft a player, the expectations should be rightfully high

Originally posted by krizay:
I don't know because I never watched him throw a single pass in college. I can see why one would make that assumption but there's more to accuracy that completion %

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Clamoring for Nick Mullens? Seriously?

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Clamoring for Nick Mullens? Seriously?

Originally posted by krizay:
Yup for the exact same reasons you guys were ready to move on from Jimmy. Easy to question it in hindsight. Nick's crutch was the turnovers

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Turnovers because he doesn't have the arm to fit things in. Needing everything to be perfect to advance the ball down the field is a recipe for disaster.

Originally posted by krizay:
Perhaps. Still had 2nd most yards in nfl history over 1st 16 stsrts

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Speaks to how great Kyle is