Yes, Lynch went too far with that.
Well, other than the big PI today he did OK
Most rookie CBs tend to struggle for a year so. The college game allows more clutching and grabbing and the athletes aren't as good and the offenses aren't as complex.
I tend to think they're swinging for the fences, not in a huge way until Trey Lance, but same idea. They traded up for Foster, CJ Beathard and Dante Pettis. For me, rounds 1 to 3 are the higher rounds that should produce at a higher rate.
Yeah, I forgot about Pettis and Hurd although I did think Hurd was a good pick considering the skill set he brought to bear but injuries just killed him. They do seem to do well in the lower rounds but badly in the higher rounds. 2017 was the worst with Foster and Thomas. One of the funniest lines I heard an announcer make was in 2019 against the Rams, Thomas actually made a sack and the announcers said "That's the first time I've ever seen him make a play." It was so true and it cracked me up.
That's true. I remember we used to say about Eric Davis "If you want to find Davis on the field just look for the guy trailing the receiver who has the ball by 5 yards" He was horrendous but after a few years he was known as a top Corner
I really feel Hurd would've done well had he been healthy. Too bad we'll never know, a totally wasted pick. I don't recall if he was injured prior to the draft or after joining the 49ers?
I liked the fact that he was a 1,000 yard rusher at Tennessee and then a 1,000 yard receiver at Baylor.
He would've been doing some of these things Deebo is doing, running and catching. He is also taller so bigger catch radius for our QB.
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Its not his wind-up thats a tell, its where he looks JUST after the snap, or just as he hits his last step. He doesn't give this tell every single time so its not a bad habit to overcome. With more game reps, this 'automatically' gets corrected.49ers passing game opens up in Trey Lance's 2nd start
The #49ers opened up their passing game with Trey Lance under center. That was clear while watching, and ESPN’s Next Gen Stats confirmed it.
This photo shows why Lance will struggle. Look at that windup, Telegraph city
The difference in the release is striking. Garoppolo’s is quick and looks professional lance’s looks like an athlete trying to play QB and get by with athleticism rather than good fundamentals. That concerns me. He can be dynamic, I’ll give you that but can he do these things consistently without the necessary fundamentals
JG does throw it quick but as a 5th year QB with Shanahan, he should. JG's footwork is horrible and likely why he has the occassional errant throw, leading to INTs. He is very limited in where he can throw and hence the mega-deal. I think JG's limitation doesn't allow Shanahan to counterpunch?
What? He is technically very sound. In my opinion he takes a few too many chances and his decision-making at times can be suspect. I don't know enough about the passing game to be sure if some of his picks are receiver errors or they are his but he is technically sound.
I'm not the only who thinks JG's is limited to the middle of the field, at about 8 to 10 yards. You've watched him for 4 out of 5 years, where does he throw 95% of the time? Don't count WR screens and outlet passes, but when he's trying to throw "downfield", where does he throw? I already posted a quote from someone else - maybe on another thread - but he said the same thing.
