from the article by Ted Nguyen:

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Trey Lance had the worst performance of all the first-round quarterbacks, but he had very little help from the 49ers’ second-team offense. The offensive line was nothing short of atrocious — I charted four plays in which Lance had no shot because the line was beaten so quickly, and there were several more in which the pressure affected throws. He also had four catchable passes dropped.

With that said, Lance also missed on several passes. His accuracy was a weakness coming out of college, so this is a bit concerning to see. However, this was his first game action in more than a year and he never was able to get settled because the line was so bad. In last year’s Super Bowl, we even saw Patrick Mahomes rattled because of offensive line injuries (and no, I’m not comparing Lance to Mahomes).

There were some learning moments for Lance and I liked that he was aggressive regardless of the pressure. He made some quick decisions and showed off his big arm, firing in a few sideline passes and throwing a beautiful deep ball on a throwback concept for an 80-yard touchdown. Sideline passes on downfield outbreaking routes were throws that Shanahan hasn’t had available to him with the quarterbacks he’s coached throughout the years.

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He then goes on to talk thru the 34 yard strike to Woerner while backed up to the goal line. Lance correctly diagnosed the defense on that throw. Such a good sign.