AreWeThereYet
Well-Known Member
Stanley's Issue
When the rush is on and the adrenaline hits, his mental processing breaks down. Too many inputs, too little time to process, than panic. This gets him pressing and unfortunately it causes his reflex conditioning to go sloppy. He overthrows, his long passes to long and his short passes into the ground. His decision making goes cloudy and his mind flooded with extraneous information. He's making mental mistakes and shortcuts in his reads. His composure and expression change, and he even looks a little drunk out there at times.
It's not a new issue for Stanley, it was a problem earlier in the year and frequently last year. This happens to lots of athletes in competitive situations, not just Stanley.
When the rush is on and the adrenaline hits, his mental processing breaks down. Too many inputs, too little time to process, than panic. This gets him pressing and unfortunately it causes his reflex conditioning to go sloppy. He overthrows, his long passes to long and his short passes into the ground. His decision making goes cloudy and his mind flooded with extraneous information. He's making mental mistakes and shortcuts in his reads. His composure and expression change, and he even looks a little drunk out there at times.
It's not a new issue for Stanley, it was a problem earlier in the year and frequently last year. This happens to lots of athletes in competitive situations, not just Stanley.
