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Originally posted by KiwiM3:
Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
So with Purdys injury, next season rest in Lance hands.
Oh lord...
Lance better step up his game big time.
We have ave too many good players for window to be closed.
Why would next season rest in Lance's hands with Purdy back full go at training camp?
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Josh Allen was 5-7 his rookie year in 2018.
Did the Bills deserve a qb that could win more than 42% of their games completed?
Peyton Manning went 3-13 his rookie year in 1998.
Did the Cilts deserve a qb that could win more than 23% of their games completed?
Troy Aikman went 0-11 his rookie year in 1989.
Did the Cowboys deserve a qb that could win more than 0% of his games completed?
Here's what you're ignoring, those guys were on terrible teams, particularly Aikman and the Cowboys. None of those examples really apply.
We saw what Purdy was able to do as a 7th round rookie coming off the bench. That at minimum is the standard that Lance should be held to going into his third season on an NFL roster.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:Another member of the douchebag club chimes in.
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
Originally posted by SLCNiner:I'll keep it shorter for you in the future professor so you can keep up.
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
Criticism is criticism no one should be immune from it people go to ridiculous extremes on both sides of every argument or debate whatever you want to call but labeling all criticism is equally as ridiculous but with that said as much as I disliked the pick I tuned into the Bears game and rooted from whole tem including Trey and when he went down week 2 I wasn't celebrating I was pissed that we were gonna be set back by injury to the QB once again.
Now I guess I'll take your word for it but I have a very hard time believing you would have rooted for McCorkle.
That's a long sentence.
Thanks for agreeing to do this. That paragraph was unreadable.
Originally posted by napo:
Whatever you think of Lance compared to Purdy, Lance will now have the advantage of OTAs and preseason practices to show where he is in his development. The truth is, nobody really knows what Trey Lance will be as a NFL QB. This will be his big chance.
Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
Originally posted by KiwiM3:
Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
So with Purdys injury, next season rest in Lance hands.
Oh lord...
Lance better step up his game big time.
We have ave too many good players for window to be closed.
Why would next season rest in Lance's hands with Purdy back full go at training camp?
We'll see about that. I hope your right but when it comes to injuries and this team it might be a little longer than expected.
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Here's what you're ignoring...the point is someone is making career trajectory statements based off 3 starts being 1-2 meaning he is not good and won't be good. Insanely dumb logic being applied there.
Originally posted by random49er:
Has nothing to do with "this team." Other teams don't have any magic elixir that heal their players faster than ours.
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
Another member of the douchebag club chimes in.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Like I said, Purdy is the standard. Lance should be able to perform to at least that level by the end of the season.
If a 7th round rookie can get it done, Lance should have no problem getting it done too.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Here's what you're ignoring...the point is someone is making career trajectory statements based off 3 starts being 1-2 meaning he is not good and won't be good. Insanely dumb logic being applied there.
Like I said, Purdy is the standard. Lance should be able to perform to at least that level by the end of the season.
If a 7th round rookie can get it done, Lance should have no problem getting it done too.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Here's what you're ignoring...the point is someone is making career trajectory statements based off 3 starts being 1-2 meaning he is not good and won't be good. Insanely dumb logic being applied there.
Like I said, Purdy is the standard. Lance should be able to perform to at least that level by the end of the season.
If a 7th round rookie can get it done, Lance should have no problem getting it done too.
Originally posted by Rathof44:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Here's what you're ignoring...the point is someone is making career trajectory statements based off 3 starts being 1-2 meaning he is not good and won't be good. Insanely dumb logic being applied there.
Like I said, Purdy is the standard. Lance should be able to perform to at least that level by the end of the season.
If a 7th round rookie can get it done, Lance should have no problem getting it done too.
Agree so much with this. Purdy had one training camp and was thrown into the fire vs a pretty good Miami pass rush for his first meaningful snap. The frustration stems from Purdy mastering Kyles offense almost instantly and Trey still looking unsure. Purdy has the instinct, awareness, and confidence Trey has yet to display.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Ezekiel38:
Here's what you're ignoring...the point is someone is making career trajectory statements based off 3 starts being 1-2 meaning he is not good and won't be good. Insanely dumb logic being applied there.
Like I said, Purdy is the standard. Lance should be able to perform to at least that level by the end of the season.
If a 7th round rookie can get it done, Lance should have no problem getting it done too.
