Former 49ers, cowboys QB Trey launches Signer with AFC Super Bowl Contente

Trey Lance is in motion again. Lance, a former overall choice n ° 3 which has spent the last two seasons with the Dallas cowboys after being exchanged by the 49ers of San Francisco, concluded an agreement on an agreement of one year of $ 6.2 million with the Los Angeles Chargers.

In Los Angeles, a 24-year-old Lance, will safeguard Justin Herbert, a former first-round colleague who begins his sixth season as a quarter-arre from the team. The quarter of the loaders also includes Taylor Heinicke, a 32 -year -old veteran who is starting his second season with Los Angeles.

Lance only made four starts in two seasons with the 49ers before He was treated at Cowboys At the end of August 2023 in exchange for a choice of fourth round in 2024. The 49ers used this choice to select Malik Mustapha, who made 12 security departures during his recruit season.

Appointed the starting quarter of the 49ers before the regular season of 2022, Lance was tried consumable by the 49ers after the Rookie Brock Purdy had an immediate success after replacing Lance (which underwent an injury at the end of the season in week 2 of the 2022 season) and Jimmy Groppolo (which experienced an injury in the week 13) in the start of this season.

Lance did not play in a single regular season match in 2023, his first season with the Cowboys. Last year, launched briefly saw time during the defeat of the week 10 of the cowboys against the Eagles of Philadelphia, passing 4 out of 6 for 21 yards with an interception. He made his fifth career during the week 18, completing 20 of his 34 attempts to pass for 244 yards in a 23-19 defeat against Washington commanders.

Although he did not receive a ton of steady shots in regular season, Lance has obtained a large amount of work in pre-season matches. He received the majority of Cowboys representatives in the last pre-season, going 73 out of 113 passing for 662 yards with two affected and five interceptions.

“Trying to get as much as possible with him,” said Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy last summer, questioned about the lance pre-season workload. “You want to see him execute the offensive at a high level. The leg game and some of the things we ask him to do is new. We just need work. We just need as much time as possible. I know that I say that every time I talk about him, but he makes a lot of progress.

Although his career has not succeeded in the best of departures, Lance will have another opportunity to show what he can with the charge while having the chance to work with one of the best quarters of football.