Yeah. Not having the pedigree pre-draft is probably holding his value back a bit more than it should.Lance + Shanahan = dynasty gold
Agreed also because of his rushing upside, a la Hurts last year, in case he struggles in the passing game. Just obviously need to have other good QB options if he doesn't see the field for a bit.This is the one rookie QB I am interested in for redraft, and it’s bc he’s the one whose coach/OC best knows how to unlock him.
Agreed also because of his rushing upside, a la Hurts last year, in case he struggles in the passing game. Just obviously need to have other good QB options if he doesn't see the field for a bit.
Love Staff as a cheap pairing for next two years.I own him in 1 dynasty start up. Choo-choo!
in redraft, my plan would be to take Trey as my 1st QB drafted (7th/8th round-ish?) and then take a "boring" vet like Tannehill, Stafford, etc a little later to start the season.
)Seems unattainable in my SF leagues. One owner wanted Kamara, Jefferson & Hockenson for Lance and some scraps.Big time buy in SF/2QB.
Yes, probably a good thing he struggled to keep him humbled.Struggled today in more "live action" drive(s). Couple of fumbles and inaccurate. Totally to be expected with his extremely short experience in-game even in college. But good reason to temper expectations just a bit.
I like Shanahan , but didn't also he think he could unlock Jimmy G? It's a fair question about Shanahan, but is he the QB whisperer that many are implying here?This is the one rookie QB I am interested in for redraft, and it’s bc he’s the one whose coach/OC best knows how to unlock him.
I think that's a fair point - because his body of work is so small, a lot of the expectation about Lance being great has to do with the Shanahan system, the surrounding weapons, and his incredible athletic ability. While Jimmy G's athleticism can't hold a candle to Lance's, Shanahan hasn't exactly turned Jimmy into a top notch QB (granted, injuries haven't helped).Tanner9919 said:I like Shanahan , but didn't also he think he could unlock Jimmy G? It's a fair question about Shanahan, but is he the QB whisperer that many are implying here?
Lance is struggling as any rookie QB would. SF bye is is week 6, maybe he's starting after the bye?
Shanny creates layups all over the field for his players. It’s not about being a QB whisperer, but just a simple comparison of the rookie QB situations.Tanner9919 said:I like Shanahan , but didn't also he think he could unlock Jimmy G? It's a fair question about Shanahan, but is he the QB whisperer that many are implying here?This is the one rookie QB I am interested in for redraft, and it’s bc he’s the one whose coach/OC best knows how to unlock him.
Lance is struggling as any rookie QB would. SF bye is is week 6, maybe he's starting after the bye?
Related: Lance is +750 for OROY on FanDuel, 4th behind Lawrence, Fields, and Wilson. Seems like pretty nice odds if one thinks he is #goodatfootball, has the best situation, and is likely to start pretty early (like I do).Shanny creates layups all over the field for his players. It’s not about being a QB whisperer, but just a simple comparison of the rookie QB situations.
Jones/Wilson - the talent evaluation is debatable, the offensive talent around them is not. There a couple shiny flecks that might be gold but those are trash bag offenses.
Lawrence - good weapons around him. I don’t trust the HC. S/b a really good QB down the road but tbh none of us knows.
Fields - aw, the worst of both world. lousy offense and HC about to be (deservedly) fired. Love Fields long term, just thinking redraft here.
Lance - like the player, on a good offense, one of the top offensive minds in the game for his HC. Just from a SRS view, this one probably works out the best for redraft in ‘21.
Paywalledhttps://theathletic.com/2763446/2021/08/10/49ers-training-camp-trey-lance-cant-beat-the-clock-jimmy-garoppolo-cant-beat-emmanuel-moseley/?source=rss
By the way, for me, I would not classify this as a breaking news thread item. It is interesting but really not a needle mover. For me.
Sorry, I saw the blurb in it's entirety earlier and now I can't find it. I'm not a sub there either. I'll try to find it but the basic gist was like two plays where the clock would have screwed them. Like a pass to someone at like the 5 where they got tackled short of the end zone and the clock would have expired. And some other small example I forget. He is repping and he will improve. Better to make those mistakes now.Paywalled
Fair warning that the top response to that tweet is very NSFW (for me, at least). lolThis isn't what I found earlier but it might as well be:
https://twitter.com/LombardiHimself/status/1425223678397083649?s=20
This isn't what I found earlier but it might as well be:
https://twitter.com/LombardiHimself/status/1425223678397083649?s=20
Start a topic about him dropping Lance’s 1st pass. Hands of stone, etc.Ummm, can we please silence the Brandon Aiyuk hype?
-Signed , (someone who is coveting Aiyuk as my WR3 virtually EVERYWHERE)
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He didn’t make any awful throws. This is the 2nd time you’ve said this & it is patently false.He looked how I think he is going to play. He will take some bad sacks, make some awful throws but will also make some spectacular plays. Question is how that all balances out
He didn’t make any awful throws. This is the 2nd time you’ve said this & it is patently false.
He also didn’t make poor decisions, as you asserted in the 49ers topic.
He looked poised & made several good reads & good decisions. Case in point the 80 yard TD. That was his 2nd check down on what should have been an 11 yard pass to the 1st option on a crossing route.
I can’t tell if this is a schtick or what, but it’s not beneficial to the topic or subject.
That was my take-away.Pretty crazy how effortless his deep ball looks. He looks like he's about to flick it 15 yards downfield and it's a 50 yards bomb.
Context matters. Those were under duress when the offense around him was downgraded later in the game.Eh, here's every play from the game. There's a lot of good there, but I disagree that he "didn't make any awful throws" or "poor decisions." There's two throws there that should have been INTs into coverage, but were dropped by the defenders. He also had some inaccurate throws too, but overall it was a pretty good showing for a rookie who basically didn't play last year at all. His stats would have been even better if not for a few drops by his own receivers as well. Very bright future for this kid, but there's some moderate caution flags with the poor accuracy on a couple throws. That was something we saw from him in college, too, but his form is great and he's got a cannon, so it'll probably turn out fine.
I mean sure, but objectively they were bad throws. I've got him in a bunch of leagues so I really like the kid, but there's definitely some cleanup and mastery that needs to happen. Barring some huge meltdown (which I don't foresee), I think they should start him right away rather than limit their offense around Jimmy G's much more limited game -- but I'm not the one running an NFL team.Context matters. Those were under duress when the offense around him was downgraded later in the game.
With the starting offense buying more time & receivers running better routes, I doubt those throws happen.
I thought it was a mistake to leave him out with the 2s and 3s that long.
I agree with that statement. Adding context is important in evaluating though.I mean sure, but objectively they were bad throws.
No doubt he has room to grow. I’m not saying he’s Elway right now. He’s a rookie & an inexperienced one at that.I’ve got him in a bunch of leagues so I really like the kid, but there's definitely some cleanup and mastery that needs to happen. Barring some huge meltdown (which I don't foresee), I think they should start him right away rather than limit their offense around Jimmy G's much more limited game -- but I'm not the one running an NFL team.
Just got him last night at 2.4 in my rookie draft. Planned to take him at 2.7 but started to worry he would go beforehand….and had 3 guys I liked still waiting for me at 2.7 anyway.I agree with that statement. Adding context is important in evaluating though.
No doubt he has room to grow. I’m not saying he’s Elway right now. He’s a rookie & an inexperienced one at that.
but the tools are clearly there, and I see no reason why he couldn’t have a solid season if he gets to play with the entire starting offense. He’s reportedly a quick study. I envy that you’ve got him in leagues - I would have loved to have acquired him in my dynasty league.
Went 1.03 in mine. It’s Superflex with several Niner fans, so…Just got him last night at 2.4 in my rookie draft. Planned to take him at 2.7 but started to worry he would go beforehand….and had 3 guys I liked still waiting for me at 2.7 anyway.
Went 1.03 in mine. It’s Superflex with several Niner fans, so…
Nah - in SF he was already a top six pick. But he definitely went a couple of pics higher than I thought he would.So, what you're saying is ignore this post...?
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