The Truth Behind the Tragic Fall of Trey Lance

[@thedungeon1578]

At the end of the day, Trey didn't really get a lot of chances, but he also didn't really seize the ones he did get. Brock, on the other hand, took his shot and just kept winning game, after game, after game. You can say his arm strength isn't as good, his ceiling is lower, etc, but at the end of the day winning is better than losing, and Brock just keeps on winning.

[@edgargarcia5693]

if you measure by those things, Tom Brady's ceiling was very low, but the right coach, the right team and at the end he went to 10 SB and won 7

[@king_dm0250]

Lance never played with mccaffrey purdy has never played without mccaffrey. That there and good footwork from purdy is the only difference in the two

[@king_dm0250]

The whole defensive scheme is different when you need the safeties close to make sure Christain doesn’t run up the middle for 80 yards. The defense can also blitz majority of the game not fearing a top 2 rb running past them on a screen simply put

[@dicktracy5066]

He could’ve had a million chances and would still flop. Call a spade a spade, he’s not good at all.

[@JohnBowl14690]

@@king_dm0250 - Nick Mullen and Josh Rosen didn't have McCaffrey either. Lance, Mullen and Rosen...basically the same QBs if you think about it.

[@jeffbosworth8116]

Lance should do a PSA for 'Staying in school." He wasn't ready for the pros. NFL graveyard is littered with players who looked good on paper but didn't have the intangibles.

[@ieast007]

Lance should have went to a real FBS school if he was so good. It's easy to look good in the FCS when most of the competition are attorneys and accountants.

[@musume7723]

@@ieast007it's also easy to put up insane passing numbers when you're throwing to Christian Watson. He's was throwing to guys who had 10 yards of separation

[@PiyachonYuenyongHYDE]

They said if he stay in school at least one more year and cam out in 2022 he would've been more ready and can still be a top 5 draft pick. He should've stay.

[@allanhee]

Going to the NFL was a money grab. His options: 1) Go to the NFL now, get drafted in the first round (where he was projected) and hope that you get developed or 2) stay in school, gain experience , improve your chances of sticking in the NFL and hope that you don't get injured or hurt your draft stock. Lance chose door #1, has gotten paid $25 million and still has his health. Can't really fault his decision making.

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

@@allanhee Agreed. I'd do the same thing if I knew I could guarantee generational wealth regardless if I was a superstar or not.

[@GeraldTN06]

Whoever advised him to declare for the NFL is a criminal. He needed more starts

[@classicswagg1980]

Nah bro. Dude literally got PAID off of the hype machine. His camp fleeced the NFL for about $22mil

[@thiago_thesaint]

​@@classicswagg1980you're right had he stayed in college prob would have exposed himself and never been picked that high.

[@vincentchambers6401]

Purdue in college: 27w 17 L 12,170 yards in four seasons Lance in college: 17 wins, 2947 yards in two seasons I wish the best for Lance. He’s solid, just wasn’t fully baked.

[@NoChillChode]

“Hey kid you’re going to get drafted top 5 and are guaranteed all this money, but go back to D2 for a year” LMAO

[@erniemorones3585]

His dad no doubt, pumped him up to someone he isn't

[@andrewvo8395]

Some QBs have all the physical talent but between the ears they cannot process NFL speed.

[@zionnewkirk4838]

Mahomes really isn't even a solid comparison to Lance. Whatever flaws Patrick had coming out of college, he had a LOT more experience than Trey did.

[@dicktracy5066]

Dumb comparison to begin with

[@JohnBowl14690]

I didn't get chances either. 9ers should start me for at least 8 games.

[@encinobalboa]

Mahomes played in the Big 12 and has almost double games played over Trey. Trey played in Missouri Valley Conference which is a cupcake league in comparison. There is no comparison.

[@nicholaskling2425]

@@encinobalboahe also averaged like 18 passes a game. His team was a dominant running team that gave Lance tons of open looks. Mahommes carried the team on his back and almost always played more talented teams

[@andreitaker3527]

He declared for draft too early, some rookie quarterbacks have played more games than him in college alone.

[@jpete3027666]

In hindsight he declared at just the right time. If he transferred to a major school chances are he would have gotten exposed and been a late round pick. He went into the draft when his stock was inflated and he got a nice rookie contract out of it.

[@musume7723]

@@jpete3027666his one game against Central Arkansas exposed him for the player he was, but the niners refused to see it. 50% completion rate, 2/1 TD/INT, better runner than passer

[@wickedlateok1697]

Declaring for the draft was the best thing Lance ever did. He had a miracle 16-0 season as a freshman QB, won a national championship, had 45 touchdowns to ZERO interceptions, and was seen as one of the most agile and athletic QBs in college football. North Dakota State took a huge nosedive the next year, which he probably saw coming and knew it would hurt his hype. They haven't been nearly as good since and wont be with their new HC. Look at Colt McCoy's story and you'll see he did the opposite; after his miracle season at Texas, McCoy was predicted to be a top 5 draft pick if he declared as a junior and was pleaded to declare, which he didn't. The next year, McCoy's stats declined and he suffered a permanent nerve injury to his throwing arm that plummeted his draft stock. I mean he was ultimately drafted in the late 3rd round but he still lost out on millions. Lance knew, whether he stayed at NDSU or transferred to prove himself at a P5 school, his stock would NEVER be as high as it was after the 2019 season. So he was genius. He jumped a sinking ship and took a $22 million bag. Even if he becomes a bust bigger than Jamarcus Russell or Johnny Football, he'll be richer than had he just played two more years of college ball, took a 3-5th round draft selection for a fraction of the moneys, and ended up a third-stringer anyways.

[@Firecracker321g]

Well done! I just found your channel and I instantly subscribed!! I'm not even finished with the video yet and already like your style and how well u speak. I'm sure I'll binge watch your videos. Cheers from Florida

[@SheGotSports]

Wow thanks so much!!!!

[@playthatagainbruh394]

So at 9:20 why did they draft a qb: Context - Garoppolo was injured a lot and they were limited in what they could do offensively. Jimmy has a quick release but mobility, deep ball outside the numbers, scrambling, and health were all concerns. Also they were paying Jimmy about 30M a year and they could get a franchise qb on a rookie contract that would help get players around him. Hindsight is 20/20: The 2021 class was loaded with qbs and now we are finding out it may have been the weakest in the last 10-15 yrs Trevor had a solid year last year but thru a few games this year doesnt look as transcendent as he was slated as. Mac Jones made the probowl as an alternate but was benched for a guy that the pats cut Fields is awful cant read defenses and Chicago is about to hit the reset button on him. Trey Lance was billed to have a strong arm and be mobile but really never really saw the arm and the mobility thing was weird because he wasnt quick and he couldnt run over people like Cam or Allen so he was just average. He's a good guy but indecisive and inaccurate.

[@musume7723]

Trey's athleticism was the most overrated part of his game. Drafting him made no sense in hindsight. If you want a fast QB with a cannon arm, why not draft Justin Fields? He was the most athletic QB in the draft

[@greglyon1402]

Yeah, but they did not have to trade up to get a QB.

[@davepotts13]

For what they gave up for him, possibly one of the worst draft picks in NFL history.

[@dontspeak__5930]

but still made it to the sb so it cancels out

[@mattnash8884]

Bryce young

[@mikef2811]

Yep. I felt the 49ers should have stay put or move up 1 or 2 spot and draft the best available QB that year.

[@tomlapera7594]

What no one is talking about is, in 2022, the players on the 49ers did not vote for him as a team captain. The question is why? What did they see or better yet not see in him? A captain is supposed to be a team leader and the players did not see him as such. Now let that sink in, the players did not believe a quarterback that by nature is supposed to lead a team, was not a leader. Now look at Purdy, the players love that guy, they have his back, and he was voted one of the team captains. I hope Lance finds success and does well in the league but every year, the draft is a crap shoot and they're more misses then hits.

[@DA-BROWN-STOIC]

You're filling a much needed segment in the sports market. Please 🙏🏾 keep it up 💯

[@duncanmcgee13]

That covid year really messed with a lot of draft stuff. Kinda wild to think this would be Lances rookie season if he stayed in college.

[@MrVaDelux]

He should have stayed in college

[@darrenkrehoff5200]

​​@@MrVaDeluxyeah, turning down $30M to maybe, possibly, perhaps be a little better four years later but most likely would have exposed the flaws in his game makes a lot of sense. He should have taken the money as he did. Some people just never develop into players that get second contracts. Lance is one of them.

[@OhHesCracked]

The truth is, he needed to develop and wasn’t given the chance then got hurt. The cowboys are doing now what the 9ers should have done when they drafted him…

[@someperson8151]

Nothing can replace 1000 pass attempts (experience) in college football. Something that Purdy experienced. Lance will be a major bust. Can't turn back time. It'll be the same for Anthony Richardson.

[@fate8718]

@@someperson8151 As a massive AR doubter, him getting the reps throughout the season and being named the starter already shows some good to what Indy is doing Tho Irsay could be removed like that mf is highkey selling rn

[@ernestogastelum9123]

irrelevant to what 49ers shouldve done with him when Purdy outperformed Lance that nobody saw coming

[@JohnBowl14690]

49ers got rid of Jimmy and made Trey the starter. Trey got hurt. Simple as that.

[@pitech4446]

Your screen name speak for itself, you're still telling me Trey needs to be developed? Trey is a sorry bust, get with the program

[@RichardColon-g4e]

Man this is the first video I’ve watched of yours and omg I can’t wait to watch more.

[@GeraldTN06]

Shit happens, but the one trully baffling aspect of this is the fact that they drafted the rawest prospect ever while in a superbowl window. That's just hard to explain. Sheer arrogance. In that same class there was Justin Fields and Mac Jones. Both played at a high level in big-time schools. I understand thinking Lance had higher upside than Jones, but he absolutely never had higher upside than Fields. This is one more case of NFL coaches and executives overthinking it

[@KyRipsnorter]

And just think: Lance never had a higher upside than Fields, and Fields has been just awful.

[@randlemarsh]

Fields is absolute garbage. How people still give him every excuse in the book makes zero sense. It has to be because talking heads behind a desk are paid to make outlandish takes and scripted opinions and people believe it because "the television told them so".

[@gilbertosolis9637]

Both back up QB’s. They ended up the same. 😊

[@markpfeifer1402]

In the end, it was a bad move using 3 first rounders to draft Lance. Too much pressure on an inexperienced player. Lucky we got Purdy. Sometimes things just work out. Good luck to Trey in Dallas.

[@YesSir-y3j]

Great video! I'm just curious about the microphone, the way you shake that towards your face it kept thinking you're going to hit yourself. Lol

[@DonkyDdirtNsty]

You have a great voice! Excellent for sports content and overall presentation of your material.

[@APizzle90]

As a fan of the Miami Dolphins, all I have to say is Thank You John Lynch!

[@SheGotSports]

lol

[@Youreacasual-nh6qn]

Can you guys even make an afc divisional round first 💀

[@jobturkey7418]

Nah cowboys thank us

[@hangguy209]

They smacked y'all with the replacement 😆😆😆

[@MasonNoThumbs]

Welcome man, y’all got a good haul but like us you still ain’t won shit anyways 😂

[@SoulMan3717]

OMG! First time watching your video and now I’m hooked! I’m definitely subscribing keep up the great work!

[@edwardwong654]

Trey Lance might make a good field-goal and extra point holder. Maybe? Look, it's really hard to be an NFL QB. There is NO shame in not being able to do so. The blame is on the 49ers management, and coach Shanahan, for trading so many #1 picks in a bumper crop year, and now they are scapegoating Trey for their poor decision. They lucked out on Purdy Boy or else, Shanahan would be in serious trouble.

[@brianparris9970]

As a huge fan of the NFL there's generations of women reporters that have left their mark and a defining line to their legacy. This young woman has done her homework on the ppl she reports about. In the future I can see more people turning to this channel to hear this woman speak. She does a great job telling the story and adding the facts. Love the work she puts into videos. May you have million more followers to come

[@johnmassoud930]

Love your channel. You know NFL sports better than 99% of so called experts who never played in the NFL. Keep up the great work!

[@leeeng478]

You got some serious brown on your nose.

[@openmike4559]

Simping too hard.

[@TexanAstarte]

​@@openmike4559fr😂

[@Matt_D_370z]

She's got a great and fun channel. But dude, in this video, she literally said the exact same thing about this topic that every "so called experts who never played in the NFL" said about this topic.

[@filippofortini6803]

Great analysis. Great channel. Keep up!

[@justrollwithjesus]

I just found your channel. You have a new subscriber!

[@en5885]

Lance will be one of those breakout players you'll hear about in a few years. The guy has one of the strongest arms and mobility in the league

[@anaihilator]

No he won't

[@ryanjones875]

Ever heard of Jay Schroeder?

[@stanfen]

I hope you're right and it's for the Cowboys.. i personally don't see it, bit I only watched him play a couple games and wasn't impressed to be honest.. good news for Trey is he don't have to be a top qb to have a carrier with JJ😂

[@darrenkrehoff5200]

Whoever says his mobility is good has clearly never watched him play.

[@ryanjones875]

@@en5885 I think his problem is reading defenses.

[@tonefaulcon9729]

Great analysis! As a Niners fan who wanted to see Trey succeed (and has watched the Trey haters and Trey Stans tear down the fandom) I think you are spot dead on…up until the Shanahan being better at developing QBs than McCarthy. Shanahan is a better offensive coach than McCarthy, but Shanahan has no track record of successfully grooming a young QB. He didn’t groom Brock, Brock landed NFL ready. He didnt successfully groom Lance, Allen looks pretty bad, Mullens and Bethard weren’t successful, and he exposed RG3 to crazy injuries. To be effective Shanahan’s offensive scheme seems to just need a QB to get the ball out with quick and accurate short throws, and if the QB can’t do that he’s generally done with them.

[@PureMagma]

I agree. Based on results, Shanahan actually *injures QB's* with his play-calling lineups. I heard that the reason Jimmy Garoppolo was sent to a second (out-of-the-way) area to practice during 2022 summer training camp wasn't because he was "rehabilitating his shoulder" so much as they separated him from Trey Lance because he was trying to help Trey improve... and Jimmy was told "How can he be QB1 if he's looking up to you?" and then they moved Garoppolo to a different location where he couldn't influence Trey and the team wasn't pining away for their preferred QB1. The interview Jimmy Garoppolo recently gave to a reporter he carefully implied that the 9ers needed to do more to support the development of their QB's.

[@encinobalboa]

DSnyde and RG3 himself are to blame, not Shanahan.

[@jimbowlan5804]

rg 3 hurt himself with his playstyle he’s not big enough for that punishment needed to learn to slide sometimes or go out of bounds instead of going for the home run all the time now the blame I put on the Shanahan’s is when rg 3 first injured himself and they let him back in the game they should have protected him from himself

[@tonefaulcon9729]

@@jimbowlan5804 I can’t be mad at that…I definitely think RG3 did a lot to get himself hurt…that’s why I said “exposed” him to injuries…they could have done more to protect him. Great point my guy.

[@encinobalboa]

@@mvpg1344 Purdy was a game day replacement so he did not have first team reps like Trey. Purdy went in and produced for Day 1. Trey got nearly three years of Shanahan coaching and still failed.

[@hzh0847]

Gotta say as a podcaster myself I love your content one of these days I’d love to have you hop on the pod and talk about your experience and talk ball!

[@Raiders0G4Life]

I really like your videos keep up the good work

[@3rdDrawerDown]

Just discovered this video today while also watching Trey Lance throw 5 interceptions.

[@xeverwilliams815]

Rams fan here, I was so happy when the 9ners decided to use other qbs then grap cause he beat us all the time minus that big game. You should do a rise and fall of Todd Gurley. Thanks for the content.

[@MrVaDelux]

Tod gurley rise and fall was simple. Injuries. His knees gave in. He couldnt run like he use to. He said it use to hurt when he ran, that should tell u everything u need to know.

[@jpete3027666]

I've been a niner fan for 30 years and I remember Mooch saying Giovanni Carmazzi just couldn't handle the NFL stage, and it was just too big for him. That is the same sense I get watching Trey play. He is total deer in headlights and panics the moment he steps back to pass. Brock is so confident out there and smooth in everything he does. It is night and day. Some guys can handle the big stage and others just cannot, and this is so difficult to predict when scouting college QBs. Parcells always said he would only take QBs that played at major schools and had at least 2 years of starting experience, otherwise he wouldn't take them. Trey might end up being as big of a bust as Ryan Leaf and Jamarcus Russell.

[@D-Day6623]

Drafting Gio carmazzi was a favor to the family by mooch. Dude is like a great uncle or something to him

[@mikef2811]

I can't recall but I thought that Gio was way worse than Lance. Been a fan since 84. I still remember screaming at the TV....why isn't the 49ers not drafting Tom Brady? Brady's come back at Michigan was awesome...Kind of remind me of Montana.

[@marktomlin5818]

Love your Channel Lauren Another W video keep it up and good luck to our giants

[@Sperry778]

Imagine the 9ers roster in addition to now if they could have used those picks

[@pendragon2012]

The 49ers done screwed up.

[@fvw1187]

Purdy bailed that front office out. They owe him money just for that. Its crazy how much they gave up and are now already on the otherside of the mistake and are STILL in superbowl contention. They could be in runaway territory with with some of those picks back but im wure the fans are still feeling pretty good about things.

[@conorlauren]

Trey’s problem was that he did not show any development reading defenses or running the plays. Trey sitting out injured gave him the opportunity to get the class work in to understand the Xes and Oes. When he got the reps he was totally lost. THAT is why they got rid of him. He just did not develop the brain side. Purdy did.

[@edwardwong654]

I tell you who is to blame. Shanahan. Trey Lance was his pet project and he pushed for it. It is amazing the Niners are still this good from the disaster.

[@anthonys3631]

No John Lynch is to blame. He gambled making the deal with the intentions of trading the 3rd pick overall to the Packers for Aaron Rodgers plus some other goodies(Kittle I believe). Pack said no. Lynch tried hitting a home run with the intentions of getting AaRon Rodgers. Had he landed AaRon Rodgers 49ers would have won 2 Super Bowls buy now. Lynch gambled and lost and had no other choice to draft the kid.

[@mikef2811]

@@anthonys3631 Everyone knows that Kyle is the real boss.

[@nickbode5211]

Great analysis, I had completely forgotten about his bad preseason game against the Raiders. It's shocking that the 49ers moved on so quickly after spending so much draft capital to get Trey. Between a short college career and limited starting opportunities in the NFL, the guy just really hasn't gotten a chance to play very much football. I feel like we still can't be sure what he is or will be as a pro QB.

[@jamesm3471]

Your NFL analysis and commentary on point! It’s all the more impressive given you’re a lowly Giants’ fan for some reason!

[@SheGotSports]

Hahahahaha I appreciate ya!

[@cosmostrek2001]

lauren are you going to stream any games this year?

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Covid made evaluations tougher, especially QB evaluations. He’s a good person but needs to get some snaps somewhere. Makes some nice throws but everything in that 49ers offense is making nice throws on time. He can still develop & he made $34M. He requested a trade & they sent him to the the Cowboys. There’s worse things than having an opportunity as a QB on the Cowboys.

[@herminiovillanueva3484]

Excellent segment. Good job

[@skyguy1230]

These videos are pretty good I enjoy

[@Mrgiftedsoul]

Falling off without ever being on is crazy

[@DJBIGCG]

Hope trey lance does good with my Dallas Cowboys, and they sign him to a big contract.

[@bubbaj6929]

I read this somewhere and maybe worth repeating. Trey is called a bust after 8 games and 8 years still wondering about Dak’s abilities….kinda funny.

[@sincerelytyler09]

How? Dak sent the cowboys to the playoffs multiple times?

[@bubbaj6929]

@@sincerelytyler09 And his QBR in the playoffs?

[@darrenkrehoff5200]

​@@bubbaj6929ah, and Lance's QBR against guys who only get on the field in training camp?

[@keithmoten8918]

Coming from a school like North Dakota State. Was hoping he will do good in the NFL. So far he has struggled.

[@tonehernandez8598]

Great Breakdown 👍

[@jacobwilliams1223]

The 49ers are the luckiest team in football. This trade for Lance should've set them back years given the haul they gave up for him and how little he produced, but they just happened to fall ass backwards to a true diamond in the rough in Brock Purdy who basically has saved this regime's jobs.

[@Gryphon999]

I remember watching Brock Purdy take his first NFL snaps in a preseason game ....I said "oh look, a QB has arrived!" His footwork and shoulders were clearly advanced compared to all the others. Especially Trey

[@ryanjones875]

His footwork is pretty amazing. It's actually a beautiful thing to watch.

[@teecee4459]

I've been watching NFL football for over 2 decades and the Trey Lance hype narrative was probably the dumbest I've ever heard. I drafted around 100 fantasy rosters last year and took ZERO lance. EVERYONE was hyping him up and it made ZERO sense. He played like 1 yr in college, small program, and the year he played wasn't even the year prior to entering the draft. That's enough info to know he's barely draftable at all, let alone 1st round. I'm surprised Lynch still has a job after that, absolutely bonehead move.

[@snotnosewilly99]

A Shanahamsandwich move.

[@teecee4459]

@@snotnosewilly99 they did the same thing to the Bears a couple seasons earlier, then they go and do it to themselves 😂😂😂

[@greglyon1402]

No idea what got into the Niners. I thought he would have been available at 12. Better to blow one first round pick than three.

[@teecee4459]

@@greglyon1402 not sure what you mean. They blew 4 first round picks in 1 shot by trading 3 and spending 1.

[@bryantshockey4746]

If they didn’t strike gold with Brock Purdy, Lynch probably would be gone.

[@dp962PM]

Talented kid but at the end of the day, he was just too young … only 16 games removed from High School and directly in the NFL! He should have stayed in college for 4 years!!!

[@samuelblackwell3762]

Trey Lance played a total of 8 games with the 49ers. That is the fewest games played by a top 5 pick with the team he debuted with since the start of the common draft era in 1967.

[@jimmaloney1121]

Trey Lance started 17 games for NDSU. Brock Purdy was at Iowa State for 4 years. The difference in experience is telling. Brock was far more ready for the NFL and it showed. Don't let his draft position fool you: he stared at a Power 5 school; Lance started for an FCS school. Big difference.

[@MatthewMKF]

NDSU is a great program, should be FBS

[@u121386]

NDSU is actually good though. Don’t damper on them just because they’re an FCS program. They’ve been at the top of the FCS consistently for a long time. Experience in college isn’t always a tell tale sign of how someone is going to perform in the NFL. The truth is, Trey Lance got dealt a very bad hand and it’s hardly his fault that his career has gone practically nowhere to this point. I hope he can rebound somehow with another team.

[@steventcunliffe]

Great video thank you for this

[@Nigerianhero97]

After watching him throw 5int in preseason finale, I think maybe Minnesota's coach was right about him being a safety.....

[@vinsanity982]

This is why I'm against trading your future away to draft a QB. I could see giving up draft capital for a proven veteran star QB, but not for someone who's never played in the NFL. If the kid is anything less than great, ie average or sucks, then you hurt your team badly. That's three first rounders that could be on your o-line, or on your defence. Yes, it is true that a portion of those draft picks wouldn't work out anyways, but they are free, you didn't give up anything for them.

[@johntran2252]

Brock Purdy saved Lynch’s job lol.

[@ryanjones875]

And Lynch looks so angry about it. He's forced to play Purdy because the locker room loves him.

[@mdub2000]

It did make sense to have a rookie qb who was expected to sit back and learn for 2 years then have trade collateral if jimmy stuck around

[@SP-fc9bx]

Think about this. Brock Purdy is so good that it makes those three picks look trivial.

[@dannylang3011]

First comment. Keep up the great work. I really like ur content ur one of my favorite KZbinrs.

[@SheGotSports]

Wow, thanks!

[@leeeng478]

Trey lance is not a pure passer without a quick release and great accuracy. Usually thats the only kind of QB that can make it from a D2 division. North Dakota state is the Alabam of the D2 division. They are always at or near the top. That being said the physicality of this minor leaugue is not the same as the SEC. Trey lance could not run a simple sneak play without being broken. He had zero skillsets for passing with any kind of accuarcy and this pick was a huge mistake by the 49ers.

[@TheFootballphile]

I’ve never seen so much hate for a guy who’s played so little football, really is mind blowing. Kids only played a handful of games and is still super raw. If he got the same amount of snaps as the rest of his draft class then it might be a different narrative around him. He’s got all the talent just needs the on field snaps to continue to develop. In his first couple games played he has better stats TD:INT, comp % and average per pass than Josh Allen’s entire rookie year. That guy turned out pretty good because he got the snaps to work through his issues. Hope the kid balls in Dallas during preseason.

[@califtom]

ooops. lol this didn't age well. Lance is an awful QB and won't of the worst draft picks in league history

[@CJStew06]

He didn't play one snap with CMC. Purdy has never played a snap without CMC. It's not everything, but even Jimmy's numbers skyrocketed after the trade to acquire McCaffery.

[@Mike1122.]

Lance never played one snap with the entire starters in his short career.

[@rldebro]

The Trey Lance haters just totally ignore that fact! Cmac had Jimmy looking decent!" KC defenders knew who our MVP was and focused on stopping Cmac!

[@patrickland4367]

@@rldebrothey forget that Purdy inherited a team with a five game winning streak.

[@rldebro]

@@patrickland4367 my thing is the Purdy cult members want people to view him the same way the mahomes, burrow, allen, lamar are viewed BUT without the responsibilities those QBs have. Whenever they lose, it is on them and they have to wear that. But with Brock, when we lose it is always finger pointing & someone else's fault!

[@koolademasta]

Dang I didnt know that! Thats crazy

[@jackcoleman8086]

When a coach publicly makes it clear he doesn't want a young quarterback he doesn't have a chance especially an affeminate coach

[@johnbox271]

Kyle Shanahan, as 49ers Head Coach, has been horrendous at evaluating and devolving Quarterbacks.

[@AngelGuadarrama-d6s]

She has no clue what she’s talking about 😂

[@JJG86]

Devolving?

[@MyPrerogative817]

Yall she lost me wit Kyle is a better qb developer then McCarthy false

[@toonces4x]

@@MyPrerogative817who coaches a QB that can win playoff games and who coaches a QB that only plays great in the regular season and is very overrated at the same time.

[@thema1998]

Today is the *1* year anniversary of when "The Truth Behind the Tragic Fall of Trey Lance" was uploaded! Trey Lance hasn't played a single down for the Cowboys in the regular season and yet his time with them already seems to be numbered. The Cowboys declined the fifth-year option on his contract this past spring. He should've stayed in college for another year or two. His career in the NFL might be coming to an end *much* sooner than anyone could've expected! 🤓➡️😬

[@alberttang6955]

If Dak has to sit out a game or 2 at some point during this 2024 season, the Cowboys are putting Cooper Rush in as QB, not Trey Lance. Lance had the entire off season, training camp, and all of the preseason games to show everyone he is an NFL starter. The Cowboys were still negotiating with Dak on his contract extension at that point and would have loved it if Lance had showed out and given them some leverage against Dak and his agent, but nothing of the sort happened. Remember that Romo was an undrafted free agent when the Cowboys signed him, he was barely hanging onto a roster spot as a 3rd string qb, but he was giving the first team Dallas defense fits when he ran the scout team, plus he moved the offense effectively in preseason starts. Lance flashed zero starting ability. There's no buzz from coaching staff, guys on the team, or media about Lance being something special. He's big, strong armed, and athletic, so the Dak haters in the Cowboys fan base look to him as their savior. Not going to happen.

[@apex_prowler95]

Experience, experience, experience. That's Trey's problem. Too early and too limited time on the field to call him anything but inexperienced.

[@TheBeeLadyApiary9992]

Yep, it all boils down to experience. I didn't know Mahomes sat out for a season to watch. See you during the season!

[@dirty46]

While this video has been done ad nauseam, this is the best one made about it I've seen to date.

[@HobbyNewsPlus]

Good stuff. But if we're not bringing Saquon back we should tag McKinney.

[@innnews6299]

Faults on HC Shannahan and GM Lynch on costing SF 49ers US$28 millions paid to Lance for no-performance, not to mention lost of draft capital and who knows may be 2 Super Bowl wins.

[@ryanjones875]

Of those draft picks was Micah Parsons.

[@daniel_schell_86]

The Vikings trading Herschel Walker are laughing at the niners right now

[@mikef2811]

Not going to lie. LOL.

[@nomastomas002]

9ers traded so much away for him. Was that not a waste? Will it come back to bite them down the line?

[@codywalker3624]

Why only go over one preseason game and not the one vs the broncos?

[@fr9714]

Gotta feel bad for Trey Lance. Shoved into a top team looking for a pro while he's still trying to learn and gain experience. He's a good kid but just didn't get lucky. He also didn't do well in the few chances he got due to all the stress and pressures. Purdy is way too superior and it killed lance. Had he been in a mid team he'd have been a Jordan Love types.

[@EsotericSyncretism]

This is like the shortest video you have done of these. That says everything you need to know.

[@JimmyCrawford]

It's on Lance and his advisors for declaring after 17 college games.

[@sawyerhinck2471]

Are you live streaming the lions chiefs game?

[@newsense2435]

McCarthy has a pretty good track record working with qb's

[@Divinegaming20]

As a Niners fan, I can say I hated this deal from the start. He had not played elite defenses. And it showed. I have never seen a bigger "Deer in headlights" in my life. He was simply not able to process the plays fast enough. Thanks for your good content.

[@Feroxing12]

The best thing about niners is that they always go for elite QB and somehow they good at it and if someone is not their guy they just let him go quickly wihout being mediocre for couple of seasons.

[@HerbertBaruc-q4h]

I came from the future to say he throwed 5 picks in preseanson.

[@jaqueitch]

Great video

[@boxingjerapah]

He's actually worse than JaMarcus Russell He cost more and he's played worse. That's actually incredible.

[@Lanatus]

No one wants to wait for development. The player, the team, the critics.

[@aceboogie50]

Kinda crazy after moving all of those assets they still made it to the SB !

[@christhompson6010]

great running ability and escape ability are to different things

[@brindlebucker4741]

Vs = VerSUS, not verse. Two syllable word. Verse is a line of poetry or a song. Versus means against or opposing something or some team.

[@samuelblackwell3762]

Crazy stat: Trey Lance in his entire highschool, college, and NFL career hasn't thrown more passes (798) than Tom Brady threw (799) last year at age 45. Brady had 66 more during his last game in the playoffs.

[@dluxx7378]

You're the 1st person on KZbin to get it right. Lance was my guy in that draft, but I failed to understand just how much experience Lance needed before he'd be a functional NFL starter. Imo he'll fail to show antything in Dallas as well simply for the same reason he failed in SF. He needs reps and he's unlikely to get them in Dallas due to Dak and Cooper being sooo established in that offense. I don't think trey is likely to have any amount of success in the NFL the longer he stays on successful teams, if that makes sense. He needs to go to a team that can be patient with his growth and no team in contention is going to afford him that opportunity because all those teams have established starters.

[@cgjamma]

We will see! Look out for Trey!

[@thek3289]

The 49ers don’t need a “Mahomes” at QB. They need better play-calls in crunch time.

[@mikef2811]

Kyle deeply regret skipping on Mahomes though.

[@eastbaysteez21]

Great video but Brock didn’t get tommy John surgery… he was able to avoid it he had a less invasive ucl surgery. That’s why he came back so soon.

[@Nflguy4949]

The truth is that he was a nice kid so everyone liked him. But he was alarmingly underwhelming in meetings and practice. He just wasn’t ready for this level of football.

[@SomeRandomGuy912]

Man it sucks to be a niner fan right now, first the qb situation, the nick bosa holdout and now this...

[@fate8718]

Nick Bosa is getting signed soon, the contract is like 4 mil away rn, its gonna get signed

[@JohnBowl14690]

13-4 last season. Niners are the best!

[@erickcalderon19]

It's the 9ers fault, They failed to develop Lance and rushed him out there cause they're in a superbowl window. Shoulda sat the kid and polished his game like GreenBay did with Rodgers and Love

[@elagamingrayz4685]

Kyle didn't know how to use him. Tried to run him up the middle lol. Kyle sucks.

[@brianmansell8405]

Fall? Not yet, it's not over for Lance