Quote:How exactly are our young recievers and TEs growing? Is Shorts growing by going the whole first half without a target? Are they growing by chasing down defensive backs that just intercepted the pass? There is absolutely no positive in running either of these two losers out here. And also, Scott and Stanzi are (I believe) the same age as Gabbert, so they've had just as much time to prepare. Gabbert is more prepared to go out and suck like he always has, but I doubt he's more prepared to succeed.

 

Since Henne has taken over, the offense has averaged more than 250 yards per game passing.  Even with all of his boneheaded mistakes, the passing game is better than it was with Gabbert regardless of how hard you're going to try to push this disturbing little man crush you have for Stanzi. 

 

Either you're related to him, his agent, or there's a restraining order somewhere with your name on it. 

 

Scott and Stanzi's ages are completely irrelevant.  Neither of them (nor Gabbert for that matter) are getting any reps in practices during the week. 

 

I know this is difficult for someone who fantasizes about sitting next to a crackling fire with Stanzi, reading poetry about what a great QB he is, telling how you plan to dedicate your life to getting him a job somewhere where he can be appreciated.  But, in the real world. Stanzi is a project at best, and right now is not the time to start messing around with anything.  He's right where he needs to be.

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