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Jan 30, 2011 at 12:12 PM

#811

communist
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Originally posted by vrabbit:

that ball was very underthrown, Hankerson made a nice adjustment to get to it and catch it

this

Jan 30, 2011 at 12:26 PM

#812

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Originally posted by communist:
Originally posted by vrabbit:

that ball was very underthrown, Hankerson made a nice adjustment to get to it and catch it
this

It was thrown against the wind. Even the commentators said so.

Jan 30, 2011 at 12:47 PM

#813

DonnieDarko
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rewatched the senior bowl...late in the game stanzi had the best drive by far.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:04 PM

#814

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Originally posted by WestCoast:
rewatched the senior bowl...late in the game stanzi had the best drive by far.

May have been the best drive - not that difficult though.
About as good as winning the 'smartest guy award' in a retard competition.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:09 PM

#815

DonnieDarko
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Originally posted by DraftaQB:
Originally posted by WestCoast:
rewatched the senior bowl...late in the game stanzi had the best drive by far.

May have been the best drive - not that difficult though.
About as good as winning the 'smartest guy award' in a retard competition.

he actually made two really nice passes

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:12 PM

#816

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Originally posted by WestCoast:
Originally posted by DraftaQB:
Originally posted by WestCoast:
rewatched the senior bowl...late in the game stanzi had the best drive by far.

May have been the best drive - not that difficult though.
About as good as winning the 'smartest guy award' in a retard competition.

he actually made two really nice passes

Showed good pocket presence in the first quarter, by almost being sacked then rolling out keeping his eyes down-field for a 27 yard pass.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:14 PM

#817

DonnieDarko
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Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by WestCoast:
Originally posted by DraftaQB:
Originally posted by WestCoast:
rewatched the senior bowl...late in the game stanzi had the best drive by far.

May have been the best drive - not that difficult though.
About as good as winning the 'smartest guy award' in a retard competition.

he actually made two really nice passes

Showed good pocket presence in the first quarter, by almost being sacked then rolling out keeping his eyes down-field for a 27 yard pass.

yep, and that was early on in the game. from the reports of how horrible he was during practices, he seemed to have progressed each day and later in the game.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:27 PM

#818

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After watching Locker in practice and in the game, I don't want any part of this guy.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:30 PM

#819

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Quote:
NFL Network's Mike Mayock was quick to praise Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi at this week's Senior Bowl.
Said Mayock, "You watch him and you see his ability to improve. That's huge for a quarterback. Stanzi had a great senior year." By all accounts Stanzi has has a solid Senior Bowl week as well and improved his stock to a late second - early third day selection. While Stanzi doesn't do anything special, he has prototypical size and plus awareness. Despite his age (already 23), he'll make for a nice developmental player and projects as a solid long-term backup.

Too bad he won't be a 49er.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:39 PM

#820

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Originally posted by Kolohe:
Quote:
NFL Network's Mike Mayock was quick to praise Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi at this week's Senior Bowl.
Said Mayock, "You watch him and you see his ability to improve. That's huge for a quarterback. Stanzi had a great senior year." By all accounts Stanzi has has a solid Senior Bowl week as well and improved his stock to a late second - early third day selection. While Stanzi doesn't do anything special, he has prototypical size and plus awareness. Despite his age (already 23), he'll make for a nice developmental player and projects as a solid long-term backup.

Too bad he won't be a 49er.

what's so GOOD about it??? that last thing sounds like "he has not a lot of potential"...do we want a franchise qb or another backup?

[ Edited by communist on Jan 30, 2011 at 13:50:50 ]

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:39 PM

#821

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Originally posted by vrabbit:
Originally posted by JDog:
Originally posted by DraftaQB:
I've come away from the senior bowl feeling a little disappointed: No one has stood out consistently.

Colin Kaepernick - was great in some of the practices but only so so in the game.

Stanzi and Dalton were average throughout.

Locker was given many opportunities to show his accuracy but didn't produce. And I, a big Locker supporter now think he isn't going to make it in the NFL.

Ponder was probably the best in the game, but still didn't do much. It was a case of him being the one eyed man in the land of the blind.
Plus he did nothing to show his arm strength and his ability to stay healthy (admittedly you can't do that at the senior bowl).

It looks like our only rookie QB option is Gabbert and that's because he hasn't had a chance to show (or lack thereof) his stuff. And if Gabbert does look decent in offseason workouts then he'll probably be snapped up before we pick #7.

Not happy.

I thought Ponder's opening pass showed a decent amount or arm strenght?

that ball was very underthrown, Hankerson made a nice adjustment to get to it and catch it

You got to remember that throw was against the wind but was a great adjustment by Hankerson.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:47 PM

#822

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Originally posted by Kolohe:
Quote:
NFL Network's Mike Mayock was quick to praise Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi at this week's Senior Bowl.
Said Mayock, "You watch him and you see his ability to improve. That's huge for a quarterback. Stanzi had a great senior year." By all accounts Stanzi has has a solid Senior Bowl week as well and improved his stock to a late second - early third day selection. While Stanzi doesn't do anything special, he has prototypical size and plus awareness. Despite his age (already 23), he'll make for a nice developmental player and projects as a solid long-term backup.

Too bad he won't be a 49er.

i would take Mallett in the 1st and Stanzi in the 4th

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:48 PM

#823

Norwalks_Best
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Originally posted by WestCoast:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Quote:
NFL Network's Mike Mayock was quick to praise Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi at this week's Senior Bowl.
Said Mayock, "You watch him and you see his ability to improve. That's huge for a quarterback. Stanzi had a great senior year." By all accounts Stanzi has has a solid Senior Bowl week as well and improved his stock to a late second - early third day selection. While Stanzi doesn't do anything special, he has prototypical size and plus awareness. Despite his age (already 23), he'll make for a nice developmental player and projects as a solid long-term backup.

Too bad he won't be a 49er.

i would take Mallett in the 1st and Stanzi in the 4th

Ohh God I hope your joking!

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:51 PM

#824

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Originally posted by Norwalks_Best:
Originally posted by vrabbit:
Originally posted by JDog:
Originally posted by DraftaQB:
I've come away from the senior bowl feeling a little disappointed: No one has stood out consistently.

Colin Kaepernick - was great in some of the practices but only so so in the game.

Stanzi and Dalton were average throughout.

Locker was given many opportunities to show his accuracy but didn't produce. And I, a big Locker supporter now think he isn't going to make it in the NFL.

Ponder was probably the best in the game, but still didn't do much. It was a case of him being the one eyed man in the land of the blind.
Plus he did nothing to show his arm strength and his ability to stay healthy (admittedly you can't do that at the senior bowl).

It looks like our only rookie QB option is Gabbert and that's because he hasn't had a chance to show (or lack thereof) his stuff. And if Gabbert does look decent in offseason workouts then he'll probably be snapped up before we pick #7.

Not happy.

I thought Ponder's opening pass showed a decent amount or arm strenght?

that ball was very underthrown, Hankerson made a nice adjustment to get to it and catch it

You got to remember that throw was against the wind but was a great adjustment by Hankerson.

It's good for him that the only place in the world that the wind blows is in Mobile, Alabama during the Senior Bowl.

Jan 30, 2011 at 1:52 PM

#825

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Originally posted by WestCoast:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Quote:
NFL Network's Mike Mayock was quick to praise Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi at this week's Senior Bowl.
Said Mayock, "You watch him and you see his ability to improve. That's huge for a quarterback. Stanzi had a great senior year." By all accounts Stanzi has has a solid Senior Bowl week as well and improved his stock to a late second - early third day selection. While Stanzi doesn't do anything special, he has prototypical size and plus awareness. Despite his age (already 23), he'll make for a nice developmental player and projects as a solid long-term backup.

Too bad he won't be a 49er.

i would take Mallett in the 1st and Stanzi in the 4th

i wouldnt be mad if mallett were a good decision-maker and could avoid blitzes in a better way...