Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:
Haven't read the whole post yet but….
There are countless of QBs who have benefitted from mostly sitting on the bench year 1. Top of my head Phillip Rivers, Eli Manning, Carson Palmer, Aaaron Rodgers, Pat Mahomes, even Colin Kaepernick and many more, and until recent years this was the standard for a lot of rookie QBs, it's really not as dramatic as you guys are making it out to be. Imo Kyle is handling Trey the right way, the other rookie QBs are a bad example because those franchises are a dumpster fire , . besides Trey from the beginning was advertised as someone who needed to at least wait a year before being a starter.
Eli played yr 1.
and how do you know the benefited from it? How do you know they wouldn't have turned out just the same if they actually played…you can point out just as many if not more young QBs that played their 1st yr and turned out good just as well.
why are those guys bad examples? If the only way you can become a great QB is by sitting yr 1 then every single team would do it. Especially the bad teams that have nothing to play for.
you're setting up your scenario perfectly, he's gonna be the scout QB rest of the year. Get damn near no development. Then according to you he's suppose to come in and be a stud in 2022 because he held a clipboard all yr…he will still be raw as sushi when it comes to playing the position, will have a lot of bumps in the road and you will claim bust. I can see it going down just like that.
End of the playing football gets you better at football….if you disagree with that then this whole debate is pointless.
Lance needs to tighten up his mechanics. Almost impossible to do that during the season as the starter. He needs to sit 1 year, really tighten up the motion, learn the playbook and hit the ground running year 2.

