Los Angeles Chargers QB Trey Lance Thread

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by gold49digger:
Got into a "debate" on Facebook about trey lance. Apparently someone thought that was by far the biggest reach and he has a 5th round grade on him...

Well he's wrong - I hope you held your ground.

5th round grade? Lol he/she Is obviously trolling or just clueless.

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by gold49digger:
Got into a "debate" on Facebook about trey lance. Apparently someone thought that was by far the biggest reach and he has a 5th round grade on him...

Well he's wrong - I hope you held your ground.

5th round grade? Lol he/she Is obviously trolling or just clueless.

Clueless and trolling.

If you're going to conversate with someone on Facebook, it's safe to assume whomever you're speaking with is a moron.

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
If you're going to conversate with someone on Facebook, it's safe to assume whomever you're speaking with is a moron.

Yep.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by gold49digger:
Got into a "debate" on Facebook about trey lance. Apparently someone thought that was by far the biggest reach and he has a 5th round grade on him...

Well he's wrong - I hope you held your ground.

5th round grade? Lol he/she Is obviously trolling or just clueless.

Clueless and trolling.

I mean I said what I could. I didnt take him seriously cause he was dead set on his opinion. Surprising cause this group is filled with smart football people.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
If you're going to conversate with someone on Facebook, it's safe to assume whomever you're speaking with is a moron.

Yep.

I 2nd that

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by elguapo:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Agree, I think Jimmy is elite at the short and medium range game. The longer passes, he needs to get his lower body mechanics tighter, but he's good at those too. The *biggest* reason ShanaLynch drafted Trey is Jimmy's inability to stay on the field, not because Jimmy is a crappy passer.

Having said that, its ironic that John Elway with his legendary arm, started winning super bowls when he had a great run game and threw the ball basically between the 5 and 15 yard range with Kyle's dad. Only in the forth QTR did you see him uncork some rocket passes that easily went 70 yards when his team was behind. When Steve Young won Lombardi #5, Steve hardly ever scrambled, he usually chucked it out of bounds and lived for another play, and he could do that because he had by then developed into an elite passer.

Trey can become a legend here too, but you got to give him the chance to grow into it, Walsh was very patient with one-read-and-run Steve, before he got the monkey of his back.

Nice post Now young skywalker....you will die!

There once was a kindly elGuapo
Who loved to bike and eat a taco
He took a bite
Turned to the right
And slammed into a door cerrado!

"I appreciate youuuuuu!"

can't wait until we are deep in the playoffs for the next 5 years, health is the only thing that can stop them. Glad we started drafting more durable players

If trey is close start him

the signs were there all along

I'm just happy that Trey Lance isn't demanding a contract yet

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by elguapo:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Agree, I think Jimmy is elite at the short and medium range game. The longer passes, he needs to get his lower body mechanics tighter, but he's good at those too. The *biggest* reason ShanaLynch drafted Trey is Jimmy's inability to stay on the field, not because Jimmy is a crappy passer.

Having said that, its ironic that John Elway with his legendary arm, started winning super bowls when he had a great run game and threw the ball basically between the 5 and 15 yard range with Kyle's dad. Only in the forth QTR did you see him uncork some rocket passes that easily went 70 yards when his team was behind. When Steve Young won Lombardi #5, Steve hardly ever scrambled, he usually chucked it out of bounds and lived for another play, and he could do that because he had by then developed into an elite passer.

Trey can become a legend here too, but you got to give him the chance to grow into it, Walsh was very patient with one-read-and-run Steve, before he got the monkey of his back.

Nice post Now young skywalker....you will die!

There once was a kindly elGuapo
Who loved to bike and eat a taco
He took a bite
Turned to the right
And slammed into a door cerrado!

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by DASeiler49:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by 9moon:
.... that's why KS offense is a GIMMICK.... once that initial target is covered, you see our QBs get into trouble..

When I said that he'll be introduced to the league the way Michael Vick was, it meant that he will only be asked to look for THAT target... it has nothing to do with his intelligence, I wasn't insulting THE FUTURE ..

It's far from a gimmick, we Just need a QB who knows how to go through his progressions and read the D. Having protection helps too, Hopefully we get enough of that with our new draft picks.

BUT that's it..... in this offense, KS designs plays that are meant for that initial target to be open that when they are not, the QB are forced to find a target that may not be there ... and if that QB isn't mobile, they end up eating grass.

Unlike other offenses that are design for the QB to read where the ball should go... and this is the reason why JG's skill has regressed..

Worst take I've seen in here in a long time.

danggggg !!! I just caught all KS's fishes, now they all in ONE pond !!!

Stick to dumb nicknames and awful trade ideas. You are clueless when it comes to actual football.

Moon on a mission to embarrass himself in every thread possible. Impressive.

What's new? This guy has been doing this probably before the Webzone was in existence

Originally posted by gold49digger:

Got into a "debate" on Facebook about trey lance. Apparently someone thought that was by far the biggest reach and he has a 5th round grade on him...

That's ridiculous, he's a legit mid first rounder
But trading up to #3 giving up three first rd picks is a hell of a big projection/gamble for a small school 20 y/o QB with only about 300 passes against weak competition. Pat Mahomes and Deshaun Watson played at major big-time schools against great players and had >1200+ passes over 3 full years and went #10 & #12. So it will be considered a major historic reach unless Lance turns out to be excellent. And if he does excel, it will be considered a historically great draft pick trade

Kyle falls in love with players and MUST HAVE THEM!!! He fell in love and traded up to the 3rd for CJ Beathard who was projected in rd 6. He fell in love and traded up to the 4th for Joe Williams who most teams didn't have on their boards. He gets tunnel vision once he falls for a player. Hopefully this time is the charm and he hits the jackpot with Trey Lance.

My honest opinion, hes gonna be a bust lol... but I hope I eat hella crow and he wins hella rings.......

Originally posted by maxsmart:

Originally posted by gold49digger:
Got into a "debate" on Facebook about trey lance. Apparently someone thought that was by far the biggest reach and he has a 5th round grade on him...

That's ridiculous, he's at least a mid 1st rounder
But trading up to #3 giving up three first rd picks is a hell of a big projection for a small school 20 y/o QB with only about 300 passes against weak competition. Pat Mahomes and Deshaun Watson played at major big-time schools against great players and had >1200+ passes over 3 full years and went #10 & #12. So it will be considered a reach unless Lance turns out to be excellent

(Sigh). Draft positions are not absolutes. They depend on supply and demand. It is that simple. The options were, stay put and possibly end up with Jones or trade up and get the player both Shanahan and Lynch wanted. All draft picks are gambles.

Had we stayed at #12 the zone would have been complaining that they had no guts, and if/when Jones busted would have been calling for them to be sacked. Actually both halves of this sentence had already started. Personally I preferred the trade up to secure a potentially top qb to staying put and taking a potentially average qb.

Of course it was possibly a reach. All picks are, in reality. Look at Solomon Thomas. Highly rated and considered a good pick. Didn't make it so it was a reach.

By the way Digger, debating on FB can be damaging to your mental health!

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by maxsmart:

Originally posted by gold49digger:

Got into a "debate" on Facebook about trey lance. Apparently someone thought that was by far the biggest reach and he has a 5th round grade on him...

That's ridiculous, he's at least a mid 1st rounder
But trading up to #3 giving up three first rd picks is a hell of a big projection for a small school 20 y/o QB with only about 300 passes against weak competition. Pat Mahomes and Deshaun Watson played at major big-time schools against great players and had >1200+ passes over 3 full years and went #10 & #12. So it will be considered a reach unless Lance turns out to be excellent

(Sigh). Draft positions are not absolutes. They depend on supply and demand. It is that simple. The options were, stay put and possibly end up with Jones or trade up and get the player both Shanahan and Lynch wanted. All draft picks are gambles.

Had we stayed at #12 the zone would have been complaining that they had no guts, and if/when Jones busted would have been calling for them to be sacked. Actually both halves of this sentence had already started. Personally I preferred the trade up to secure a potentially top qb to staying put and taking a potentially average qb.

Of course it was possibly a reach. All picks are, in reality. Look at Solomon Thomas. Highly rated and considered a good pick. Didn't make it so it was a reach.

(sigh) ... of course nobody will know for a year or 3, but it clearly was a hell of a projection to trade up to #3 for a guy with such a thin resume. It's a historic move one way or the other. It will be a historically great move if he's great and a historically bad move if he's not very good.