No, it does not. Lance was a toolsy project pick. His athleticism and big arm got him drafted way too high.
Sure. Thrid string scrub 2024
Lance initially wanted to play at the University of Minnesota and had been ready to commit there after attending a recruiting event in February 2017. However, he was deemed a wide receiver or defensive back prospect by them and other Power Five schools. He eventually committed to North Dakota State in December 2017
How could they be so wrong about a Phenom QB, that had 55 completions in his HS career?
Enough to be a top 3 pick a couple years ago.
A potential BUST.
No one is has traded for Zach Wilson yet, either. He was drafted ahead of even the phenom Trey Lance.
Wilson needs time to develop. Watching Rodgers, how he prepares and carries himself will be an educational experience.
True, but he wasn't considered a reach or a crazy pick. There were likely several teams who'd have taken him high.
Duh, because clearly i said qbs never bust.
The Jets are trying to trade him and have signed a vet QB2. Perhaps he can watch how Lance “prepares and carries himself” and he can be a phenom, too.
Wilson? I take it you haven't watched him?
How do you guys not know that QB's are consistently overdrafted, and are often drafted due to their tools. Seriously, how in the world do you guys not know this? Wentz, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, RGIII, Justin Fields, Paxton Lynch, all the same type. Toolsy guys, often from small schools, who are drafted way too early simply because they can throw the ball 80 yds and/or run. Judging these QB projects from where they were drafted is just silly and makes zero sense.
Wentz made more money than the other five QBs you listed combined and has a winning record as an NFL starting QB. He’s out of the league at age 31. Wilson, Lance and Fields are trending toward being out of the league before they’re 30.
Wilson has way more experience than Trance.
Lance can’t even get on the 48 man game day roster.
