Posted a few of these but they deserve watching again. Lance is an absurd prospect.
His mental makeup seems very intriguing and exactly what you want to hear. You can visualize him and Bill sitting down talking QB power, veer and everything else between the lines. I get that feeling from Lance. Everything speaks to a guy that is a leader in the locker room - preparer in terms of film study/tendencies. Let's not forget his younger brother will be a big name next year so Trey wants to set by example on & off the field. One would think from everything that's out there.
His poise, pocket awareness/discipline is what really gets me. It's as good as anyone in this class or last year's with the exception of Burrow. Not quite as good, Joe Brady had exceptional pocket presence/awareness and mobility. Lance isn't on that level but he's really F'n good! It's extremely impressive. He never panics. Has good feel, peripheral vision. He'll always keep his eyes up. He can keep a pocket or manipulate it a little bit. Sets himself up for good off platform passes.
His mechanics stand out. His feet are firing-always moving, putting him in great spots to make a play. His upper half stays tight most of the time though. Remember that Dak clip of him opening up his hips like a mad man? Well Dak was working on opening up his hips but the other point perhaps priority there was keeping that front shoulder tight, keeping that area/core tight to generate max torque on delivery. You see that in Lance. A little "let go" with it but it's not loose.
Arm talent is insane. Velocity, strength, touch, placement and accuracy are all there in spades but not consistent. Which lets be honest you can't expect him to be at this point but he has so much to work with.
One of few top guys that are comfortable under center. Comfortable and familiar and actually taken meaningful snaps in a live game.
Absolute pickup truck with wheels. Has to protect himself better but he's special. Goal line, scrambling, designed, he can do it all. He has wheels, easily can take it 40-50.
He can read concepts and go through progressions but has trouble when it's going across left - right / MOF imo. He'll revert to throwing outside the #'s on occasion. It's not that he can't or never has done it. It's just a work in progress for a young kid who's 20 yo. I've brought this up before but Wilson has the same issue.
Great prospect all around. On & off the field Lance excels and just screams the part. We would be incredibly lucky to land him imo.
