Jordan Love's development makes me encouraged about Trey Lance

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Love was a vastly more experienced QB (1,125 pass attempts/38 games) prospect coming out of Utah State than Lance (318 pass attempts/19 games).

Lance was way overdrafted, but it doesn’t mean he doesn’t have ability. He just needs a lot more reps. I have zero giving up a 4th rounder for him.
 

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Trey Lance will be gone after next year. Someone will offer him more than $10 mil a year.
 

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Love was a vastly more experienced QB (1,125 pass attempts/38 games) prospect coming out of Utah State than Lance (318 pass attempts/19 games).

Lance was way overdrafted, but it doesn’t mean he doesn’t have ability. He just needs a lot more reps. I have zero giving up a 4th rounder for him.
It was also a mistake for a team in “win now” mode to draft Lance.

It just made no sense for the Niners to draft a QB with such little experience and hand a championship caliber roster over to him.

He would have been better on a team in complete rebuild mode with zero expectations in regards to winning for a couple seasons.
 

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i look for the cowboys to trade him this off season.
They won’t even get what they gave up to get him. The only way they look to trade him is if he has a great preseason. He needs to put up some good tape to entice someone to make a move. A team could suffer an injury to their QB and come calling. The Cowboys will likely continue to develop him in hopes of improving his stock.
 

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Raiders was such a great movie; clearly one of the all time best
STill love the scene where that big Arab comes in swinging a huge sword like its a short knife and Indy just shoots him
which was completely a surprise to the director; Indy was supposed to use the whip but Harrison was sick that day and he said basically what the hell and pulled his pistol and shot him

If I remember correctly the director was sstunned and angry and then realized it was a great ad lib and they redid the scene so that appeared to be the way it was intended
The swordsman's real name was Terry Richards, who had a minor acting career but was more well-known for being a stuntman. He appeared in or did stunts for almost nine James Bond movies, stretching from Goldfinger to Tomorrow Never Dies. He was the Wampa (snow cave creature in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back). He played in other movies like Superman II, Red Sonja, Flash Gordon and the original Total Recall.

Richards had done extensive sword fighting training just for the Ark scene and was disappointed with the decision to call it off. He was a pure pro in that scene though, which helped make it a tiny but legendary part of the entire Indiana Jones franchise.
 
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