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That was a ready-made team Dak took over, the best Oline in the league, and a top RB. And he was thrown in there out of desperation. Come '25 Lance will be handed the reins with those same tools assuming we address RB in next year's draft. Then we can compare the two.Dak in his rookie year got a chance to win the starting job and never took a step back. Even when he got injured and missed multiple games. So that kind of counters the argument of Trey Lance not getting reasonable chances to win the starting job back on the 49ers after he got injured. Or at the very least doing enough to keep the back up spot on the 49ers. Where he could then at least show enough in training camp/preseason to get an almost automatic starting job on another team. Without needing all of this time to show whether or not he can be a true QB in the NFL.
Also once again it can be pointed out that QBs around Lance's age who are in the NFL right now, have already shown enough promise to win the starting jobs on their team. And most of them won't be falling all the way down to 3rd string in the instances of some of them possibly getting injured and missing some time away from the field. Rookies in the NFL and QBs soon to be coming out of college over the next couple of years, will be at a far more advance place as a QB than Lance is right now. They'll show something other than just the ability to run for why there is belief they can be long time starters in the NFL.
Where as Lance's running ability is now being mentioned before his actual QB skills for why some are hoping for him to turn into this great QB. Even some in the game day preseason threads talking about how Lance needed to just run the ball when throwing the ball wasn't working out for him. As it's not a good thing to have a QB who will completely rely on his legs all of the time in place of developing and working on his passing skills.