I'm not really trying to say one QB will be better than the other, I think both will be very good college QBs by the time they graduate. Hornibrook played most of the season with frosh and sophomore WRs. Our OLine was very good at the run game but only average when it came to pass pro. It is something they are working hard at improving during camp. BTW, CR stands for Camp Randall, for the one who didn't know. Hornibrook also has prototypical size and is very accurate if he can set his feet. Stanley might have a stronger arm but Hornibrook can make all the throws as well. He's also been very good in the 2nd half of games in clutch time, converting 3rd downs and putting opponents away.
Few Badger fans who have watched Hornibrook over the season and half he's played question his accuracy as his completion PC would indicate. His footwork in the pocket has been a work-in-process. IT has caused a number of his INTs. As I've posted, he's worked diligently on that since Bowl prep and will cut down those INTs considerably in 2018. Two more things, he throws downfield which his YPA would indicate. He also leads his team to TDs when in the Red Zone. Something Stanley seems to do as well.
Just trying to make the point to not sell Hornibrook short by bringing up his INTs or question his accuracy when in 7 of his games last year his completion % was 65 or over and he threw 1 less TD than Stanley in 30+ less tosses. Even with the tougher schedule this year I'll bet those numbers go up significantly and the INTs trimmed in half.