Balls behind, not hitting receiver in stride, ball thrown high. Hoping this was the BTN day and what they saw as NS looked a little choppy. Still have 3 mins left just had to leave this, anyone else thoughts?
Still have high hopes but geez let’s go NS
Stanley throws that were shown:
1:15, fits ball in tight window to Ragaini, hits him in stride
1:26, perfectly thrown deep ball to ISM for TD
2:00, well thrown cross-route to Tracy for TD against #1 D
5:15 to 5:40, WR drills, no idea which QB is throwing balls
5:59, looks like 1-on-1 drills, Ragaini has his guy beat deep by 2 steps, Stanley leaves it a bit short, but not so much that D can make a play on it (in live action, could have been the difference between getting tackled on the 5 vs. a TD)
6:10, 7-on-7, Tracy breaks into an open window on a deep cross, Stanely hits him in the #s for an easy TD; it is possible that Stanley could have led him more, but there is no way of knowing without being able to see a wide-view; perhaps leading him further across the field would have put him right into coverage, against zone you throw to space
6:18, drops a beatiful ball to Weiting (over LB, in front of safety, hits him in the hands on the move), but it is probably half-a-second late. Weiting is popped by Hankins as the ball gets there, the ball pops up, and Weiting corrals it as it comes back down. This is probably the most questionable throw of the video.
So we saw 6 throws by Stanley. Four are hard to find any fault with. One was left short to a wide open deep receiver, but still easily completed. The other was thrown late, but right on the money, and completed.
