I'll be more than happy to watch it AGAIN, just for you. After I get done watching other shows because watching a 3rd string QB isn't at the top of my priority list right now.

You dont even have to watch it.

Just look at those three screenshots that are right in front of your face.

Are you trying to tell everybody that he is looking in the same direction on all three?

If the answer is yes, you are one of the biggest imbeciles this site has ever had to offer.

BTW the reason he is looking in three different directions isnt because he is staring down one guy the whole time, idiot.

Get back to me with a clip of the play and not a single frame in time where Stanzi was beginning to look to his right and Maneri just happened to be in the picture.

Maneri's route breaks toward the left (short post I believe is the proper term for his route), so wtf is he reading by looking to the right?

Just finished watching the game. Thoughts:

- Stanzi wasn't as bad as everyone is trying to make it out to be around here. Piss poor blocking by Allen, the RG and the FB lead to bad plays. He showed nice touch on the ball and looked okay to me.

- Branden Albert sucks. No shit. Serious. Guy is a lunger. Horrible footwork.

- Dontari Poe is horrible. Third quarter in a single series he let the running back go right past him three times. Got stood up by the center or guard all night on single teams. His football skill level is near zero. He's going to require some serious coaching and time to become a decent football player if it even ever happens.

- I'd like to see Brady Quinn play with the first team. I'm sick of watching Matt Cassel go through a single receiver progression and dump it off to the safety valve running back. I'm also sick of Cassel throwing the ball into the facemasks of the defense. Quinn, playing with the thirds, was a better QB by a long shot.

- Dexter McCluster looked pretty damn good and made several nice catches.

- Peyton Hillis is a horse and looks ready to mow people down.

- Michael Brockers owned Lilja. Owned. Allen looked like shit. Harris looked like shit. Left guard is a concern.

- Jerrell Powe needs to get first team reps. He's made some really nice plays in two straight games. Filled the gaps well while he was on the field and got two really nice QB pressures against the Rams.

- Kevin Boss is a major, major upgrade over Pope and I have no worry if Moeaki falls apart in 2012. Boss can play.

- Jalil Brown stood out on several plays. Showed nice coverage at CB and gets after it on special teams.

Whats the point, you wouldn't understand the answer.

In your pea sized brain, Stanzi never looks anywhere but at Copper.

Lilja just can't handle stronger guys. He's pure finesse at this point. I'd rather put Allen in and let him grow there with the other guys.


Poe, at this point, is a pass rusher only. He can't 2 gap, technique, like Sac said, isn't close at all.


Albert, IMO, seems like a guy that loses focus alot. When he's locked in, he's a good player. When he's not, he gets sloppy.

I've already said he looks straight ahead for 2 steps and then looks right and locks onto Copper. He makes 2 reads, at most.

I just rewatched it during a commercial break and there are 2 defenders reading his eyes and they are both closing in on Copper.

I simply cant believe I am agreeing with sac....but I am.

I agree with all of this.

Allen looked great game 1, bad game 2.

See...in your pea sized brain, a quarterback doesn't even read the movements of the defenders, only the receivers.

At least you have moved off the "he stared Copper down the whole time" dumbassery and moved up to "he makes two reads, at most"

Now, you just need to try and figure out what Stanzi is doing in that first screenshot where he is looking nowhere near Maneri.

Hint: O. City and I have already given you the answer.

He could very well be reading Maneri's route when he was looking straight ahead because that's exactly where Maneri is ****ing going. Or he could just be looking that way to keep the defenders from breaking on the slant. Who the **** knows? Which is why I said 2 reads at most.

And I was never on the "he only stared down Copper" you ****ing buffoon.

Once he settles in and solidifys his technique at this level (which we have the coaching staff to do) the kid is gonna be pretty ****ing good.

He is used to being a tackle and dealing with speed.

He needs to learn to lower his center to anchor against stronger and heavier DTs.

Shocking, you are critical of Albert.

I think Allen is gonna be a really good player too, we need him to be good soon.

yeah, you never said he only stared down Copper on the slant.

:facepalm:

Now, dance.