The 49ers Postgame Live crew broke down Trey Lance’s performance in his first ever NFL start and discussed whether he should be the 49ers starting QB moving forward.
It wasn't a win, but there were still plenty of positives from Trey Lance's first career NFL start.
In the 49ers' 17-10 loss to Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals, Lance was 15-for-29 for 192 yards and threw 1 interception. He ran the ball 16 times for 89 yards.
Those 89 rushing yards ended up being the fourth-most by a quarterback making his first career start during the Super Bowl era.
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The 49ers heavily utilized Lance's rushing ability. His 16 attempts out-paced starting running back Elijah Mitchell (9 carries, 43 yards) by seven carries.
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It's still very early in Lance's career, but it's clear that he has the capabilities of becoming one of the league's more productive dual-threat quarterbacks. Maybe similar to that of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson?
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