2021 Rookie profile
Trey Lance - QB
Franchise Football League
est 1989
6' 2"
227
33 7/8"
10"
Draft Profile:
FFL89 Pick
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Rd.
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Comments:
WalterFootball.com
Draft Pick: San Francisco
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Round
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1
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Pick #
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3
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College:
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N Dakota State
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Ranking:
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DLF
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15
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Pos.
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QB2
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DLF Rookie ADP
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14.50
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DLF Overall ADP
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151.33
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Comparison:
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Josh Allen
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NFL Grade:
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6.47
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Will be starter within first two seasons
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Comparison:
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Deshaun Watson
Josh Allen
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Project. round
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Rd. 1
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CBSsports - rankings
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Rookie Overall:
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10th
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Position
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QB4
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Project. round
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Comparison:
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Cam Newton
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Contract
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7-28 signed 4 year contract
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Player profiles on:
BMI - 28.00
NFL.com - Overview - analysis - strengths - weakness - bottom line
CBS - profile - news - stats - history
Prospects Comments
6' 3"
224
FFL89 Pick
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Waterford Whiinies
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Rd.
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1
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#
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11
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31 1/2"
9 1/8"
BMI = High Body Mass Index
higher than 32.0 is extraordinary
Formula: mass(lbs) / height(in.)^2 x 703
RB - 27.00 - 32.00 WR - 26.00 - 28.50
Bye
Week
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DLF - My thoughts: Tan and I think alike when it comes to using your middle and late-round picks to capitalize on value. Lance is a great choice here given that he’s going to be an early first-round pick in NFL drafts and likely a middle first-round pick in superflex leagues. With dual-threat ability and a great arm, Lance definitely has the potential to be a starter for a long-time in the NFL. There are of course concerns about the program/conference he played for during college and the level of competition he faced, but that risk is why he’s still available here. Regardless, his value is going to climb over the next year or two.
WF - Recent history has not been kind to the 1-year-wonder surge guys. It has not been ideal for the picks of guys like Mitch Trubisky, Blake Bortles, Dwayne Haskins, DeShone Kizer, Paxton Lynch, etc. At [Lance's] level of competition, you definitely want to have more than good season. I like him though, but not ready to crown him just yet."
NFL - He hasn’t played much football so he’s not where (Carson) Wentz was when he was coming out (of NDSU), but he’s talented and very smart. He needs an offense tailored to what he does best and you have to be really patient with him." -- Personnel executive for AFC team
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