Lance has struggled with accuracy and has thrown some ill-advised balls, much to his coach's chagrin. But the young man remains positive, saying all the right things even if he isn't always doing the same on the field.
Football coaches hate turnovers. Kind of like dogs hate cats, or kids hate school. It's embedded in a coach's DNA, somewhere between yelling at players and despising the media.
Indeed, Lance threw two ugly interceptions the other day and concerns are starting to rise. But that's how it's been throughout training camp, a mix of good and bad. With the preseason's first game coming up Friday against the Packers , the Niners Faithful will get their first glimpse of the man who's taking over for the still-not-departed Jimmy Garoppolo. Shanahan handed Lance the reins this season, without hesitation. We're about to see whether that's a good call.
So far in camp, the defense is winning that battle. Lance has struggled with accuracy and has thrown some ill-advised balls, much to his coach's chagrin. But the young man remains positive, saying all the right things even if he isn't always doing the right things on the field. An all-star receiving corps will certainly help. Deebo Samuel is back from a prolonged contract negotiation, and he looks happy. Brandon Aiyuk has had a tremendous camp, showing promise that he may break into the league's upper echelon of pass catchers. George Kittle is ... well, he's George Kittle. Nobody has more fun on the field than No. 85. And few are more dangerous.
If the offensive line comes together, which will be helped along by the return of right tackle Mike McGlinchey, the Niners should still be able to control the clock with running back Elijah Mitchell and wide back Samuel toting the ball. Lance's ability to elongate plays, using his legs to buy time for those receivers, also bodes well. San Francisco will be able to move the ball.
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