2018 Verbal: Trey Lance

[scottietohottie]

I think those were RPOs. They went no huddle on both of those little swing passes to Cole Jacob. You couldn't tell on the first one since KVLY has to show replays instead of the actual next play but on the 2nd one you can see the O-line is run blocking. So I'd guess that was a read by Lance and the corner giving Jacob a 8-10 yard cushion is why he made the call to throw it.

Wouldn't that be a presnap decision?

[scottietohottie]

Not trying to argue. I just have never seen a rfr qb do these kind of things. You're right it helps to have an awesome o line and top notch coaches as well.

[Professor Chaos]

Wouldn't that be a presnap decision?

Of course it is.

Look, I'm not saying Lance is a Neanderthal back there. I'm saying he's asked to do a lot less pre-snap than Wentz or Stick were asked to do but it's a really unfair comparison for him since he's still a freshman. Stick wasn't asked to do that stuff in 2015 either but by 2017 and 2018 he was. My whole point is why anoint him as a 1st round NFL draft pick in 1-3 years when he's still developing the mental aspect of his game which was a huge part of the package that made Wentz and Stick the prospects that they were?

[123Gobison]

Say what you will, Trey Lance is the 5th ranked QB in his draft class right now.

http://www.draftscout.com/dsprofile....DraftYear=2023

[EC8CH]

Of course it is.

Look, I'm not saying Lance is a Neanderthal back there. I'm saying he's asked to do a lot less pre-snap than Wentz or Stick were asked to do but it's a really unfair comparison for him since he's still a freshman. Stick wasn't asked to do that stuff in 2015 either but by 2017 and 2018 he was. My whole point is why anoint him as a 1st round NFL draft pick in 1-3 years when he's still developing the mental aspect of his game which was a huge part of the package that made Wentz and Stick the prospects that they were?

Much left to be proven, but he's a smart kid with good grades and whether or not the game planning is limiting what is required of him, getting to this point in his first season without a pick is a promising sign of his ability to read coverages.

[23Bison]

I can see where one would be confused and maybe I'm wrong but are you sure they aren't just listing his jersey number as in (Number: 5)?

It does show above that in yellow: Trey Lance, DS #7 QB, North Dakota State. Does that mean he's #7 as of now?

[heffray]

Say what you will, Trey Lance is the 5th ranked QB in his draft class. He is accomplishing this without RJ or Darrius Shepard.

http://www.draftscout.com/dsprofile....DraftYear=2023

Does this take into account that he might leave after next year? (purple, kinda)

[westnodak93bison]

Wouldn't that be a presnap decision?

I don't think so. I think
Rpo is when the qb makes a decision after the snap to hand off or throw based on what his key does(usually the DE)

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[Hammersmith]

I can see where one would be confused and maybe I'm wrong but are you sure they aren't just listing his jersey number as in (Number: 5)?

It does show above that in yellow: Trey Lance, DS #7 QB, North Dakota State. Does that mean he's #7 as of now?

You are correct.

http://www.draftscout.com/players.ph...XPos&order=ASC

[BisonCardinal]

How much credit can we give Roehl for his play calling to minimize Trey's risk of throwing interceptions?