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Dean_Youngblood
Pumped Up Kicks
Bye week, dick in the dirt, 3-game losing streak fodder...
JT does a great job on these vids, although I'm still cranky about him as a 9er qb.
My takeaways... Lance is making good reads, but his tepidness/immaturity shows up in his footwork, which ultimately speeds up the game and causes him to panic. If he cleaned up just a few of these inconsistencies and calmed the f@ck down, he could build a series of plays/concepts that would open up the offense and put the defense on their heels.
I don't really agree with JT's take on runs in-between the tackles, or how Lance runs most of the time, to be quite honest. Putting his head down like he does is unnecessarily careless. It's an injury waiting to happen. Given his experience with RG3, you would think that Shanahan would coach him up on running style up a bit more.
You can see why there's intrigue and enthusiasm for Lance's potential. If he's able to slow the game down and make throws when they're open, he'll lift the ceiling of the team for years to come. Hopefully Scarangello is a calming influence that builds his confidence. I'm sure there will be a lot more ups and downs if he continues to start.
JT does a great job on these vids, although I'm still cranky about him as a 9er qb.
My takeaways... Lance is making good reads, but his tepidness/immaturity shows up in his footwork, which ultimately speeds up the game and causes him to panic. If he cleaned up just a few of these inconsistencies and calmed the f@ck down, he could build a series of plays/concepts that would open up the offense and put the defense on their heels.
I don't really agree with JT's take on runs in-between the tackles, or how Lance runs most of the time, to be quite honest. Putting his head down like he does is unnecessarily careless. It's an injury waiting to happen. Given his experience with RG3, you would think that Shanahan would coach him up on running style up a bit more.
You can see why there's intrigue and enthusiasm for Lance's potential. If he's able to slow the game down and make throws when they're open, he'll lift the ceiling of the team for years to come. Hopefully Scarangello is a calming influence that builds his confidence. I'm sure there will be a lot more ups and downs if he continues to start.