Originally Posted by gblowfish (Post 9640251)

So, come September is Stanzi working at Target or Sears?

Originally Posted by 58-4ever (Post 9640268)

Two things here:

1) This is the best version of this you could find?

2) I only got to about the 5:30 mark before I had to turn it off. He is FULL ON reerun. Jesus ****ing Christ. Good luck to whatever coach has to wrangle that shit.

Originally Posted by NIUhuskies (Post 9640284)

1) yes, espn is copyrighting the shit out of these this year, if you want to see the full version and not 3 min, this is it

2) agreed, most of it was unbelievably painful to watch. he just talks like an idiot. not really a leader either, but hell hes only 21

Originally Posted by 58-4ever (Post 9640286)

Can they fix the fact that he's a mouth breather?

Originally Posted by notorious (Post 9640289)

This is what Bray is to me:


He will come in when our starter is injured and have a good string of series/games (due to the system).


Bang! Reid turns that into a 2nd or 3rd round pick in the future.

Originally Posted by HMc (Post 9640290)

The good thing about guys like this guy is that if he can play a decent game or two, some team will give up a 2nd for him at some point a la Matt Flynn and Matt Schaub. Nassib is the same. The trick is to be on the right side of those transactions, which is usually the seller.

Originally Posted by Predarat (Post 9640316)

Good get as a post draft FA, he does remind me of Pink from Dazed and confused


Sounds like the actor that played him literally got the shit beat out of him

http://perezhilton.com/tag/jason_london#.UX04d7UWIbU

Originally Posted by HMc (Post 9640290)

The good thing about guys like this guy is that if he can play a decent game or two, some team will give up a 2nd for him at some point a la Matt Flynn and Matt Schaub. Nassib is the same. The trick is to be on the right side of those transactions, which is usually the seller.

Originally Posted by gblowfish (Post 9640251)

So, come September is Stanzi working at Target or Sears?

Originally Posted by ILChief (Post 9639379)

ANALYSIS
Strengths
Bray uses his height to adequately survey the field and see over his offensive lineman, yet he also displays the flexibility to bend and reach for low shotgun snaps. Bray has elite arm strength, and generates this power through a consistent rotation of his hips. His throws are often tight spirals, and the velocity of his throws allows him to beat defenders to the spot. He shows the ability to manipulate the pocket, and change his arm slot, while still delivering accurate throws.
Weaknesses
An extremely thin build, and won't contribute much as a scrambler. His gamed is mired with tremendous inconsistencies, mostly rooted in a poor feel for the intricacies of the game. Accuracy and footwork can go array at any point in the game. Takes to many unnecessary risks. Has a tendency to stare down his targets. Did not develop in his Junior season as many had hoped.
NFL Comparison
Jay Cutler
Bottom Line
Based on pure arm talent, Bray is an extremely impressive quarterback prospect. However, his arm talent only resulted in a few standout plays amongst a season of poor decisions, and maddening inconsinstencies. An NFL team that drafts him will be doing so based on their faith in cleaning up the many aspects of Bray's game that leave much to be desired.