All I'm saying is, Stanzi has a chance to be a damn good QB. I could give two ****ing shits what he's prepared to do during this toilet bowl season.

They have only shown up for 4 games this year, the rest Brady carried the team.

Lack of a off season is why he is the 3rd string.

Palko wont last till the end of the first quarter on Monday Night.
Mark Anderson and Andre Carter will put Stanzi in the game.

It all has to do with Tebow's Foreskin Moccasin's going AWOL.

Still do. I'd rather have Richardson carry the rock, no one ever makes contact with him so he might go all the way!!

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Guys, chill...

We're saving Stanzi for the Packers...they'll never see it coming...

You really want to put in a rookie QB with our OL against that schedule?

Yes... but I am not convinced our O-line is quite as bad as some make it out to be.

Honestly, hell yeah I would.

If he can put up Dalton like numbers....or hell, even Ponder like numbers, he'd be more productive than Cassel and would actually give us hope that he can be a solid QB.

It's been bad, but I'm with you, Mr. Coogs. I'm not sure it couldn't be better with a quarterback with a quicker release and a tad more mobility when you need it.

Since he's a lefty, I'd like to see Haley/Muir/Zorn throw some bootlegs and rollouts in this game. I think it would help the line ... particularly Richardson ... a lot. Also, I'd be targeting the bejeesus out of Breaston.

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This, the guy has the surest hands on the team right now.

Did you watch Stanzi in the first two preseason games? The 3rd string line he had blocking for him was the worst I've ever seen in any pro football game-- preseason or otherwise. And I do mean THE worst I've ever seen.

He got sacked a bunch (as any QB would) but he never had it picked, and more than half the time he was able to evade pressure efficiently better than any Chiefs QB since Gannon.

So to answer your question, I'd prefer Stanzi take snaps against that murderous schedule than any other QB we have on our roster.

100% absolutely THIS.

There can be no better teacher than a players own mistakes.

Best case scenario would be for him to go out and throw a bunch of touchdowns, but also a bunch of picks. Make a bunch of ROOKIE MISTAKES in his rookie year, not in his second year.

That would give Zorn and company a lot of material to break down on him and what they need to do to put him in a better position to succeed/improve.

There is only so much you can learn from not being in games.