From the episode

there's a lot of Derek Carr to his game because if it's good, he's going to get there. He's going to get to the right target. He gives a lot of ball plays chances. He gets rid of the ball when he needs to.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalRole

Lance's process and decision-making mirrors Derek Carr's; good throws under pressure signal future upside.

Lance is getting traditional offensive looks with two-post routes that take two defenders with him, creating space for receivers. Matt Harmon compares his process favorably to Derek Carr's—he gets the ball to the right target, gives plays chances, and gets rid of the ball when pressured, including a well-placed wheel route throw to A.J. Brown on third down despite immediate pressure. This good process is expected to lead to big plays down the road.

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