[SF_Cardinal_Fan]

I don't know what's going on in Cleveland, but as much as people tend to worry about how long it takes after arriving on campus for Stanford quarterbacks to see the field, they're clearly getting a good football education. Andrew Luck came back from his first Colts minicamp and reported to Shaw that he was able to learn their offense over the weekend. During Kevin Hogan's fifth year he routinely ran the quarterbacks meeting, presenting the game plan and going over the opponent's defensive tendencies.

My guess is that it Stanford players distinguish themselves in this regard once they get to the next level, and the NFL knows it. Remember Francis Owusu signed a free agent contract with the Dolphins during the summer and head coach Adam Gase was asked if we concerned about his late arrival?

“Where’d he go to school [Stanford],” Gase sarcastically asking the reporter during minicamp. “He’ll be alright.”

We talk about this a lot, but I don't think it be stated enough. Stanford players are smart, they're well-coached, and they're prepared for the NFL.

Excellent post ! I enjoyed reading it, thanks  :)

[SF_Cardinal_Fan]

I don't know what's going on in Cleveland, but as much as people tend to worry about how long it takes after arriving on campus for Stanford quarterbacks to see the field, they're clearly getting a good football education. Andrew Luck came back from his first Colts minicamp and reported to Shaw that he was able to learn their offense over the weekend. During Kevin Hogan's fifth year he routinely ran the quarterbacks meeting, presenting the game plan and going over the opponent's defensive tendencies.

My guess is that it Stanford players distinguish themselves in this regard once they get to the next level, and the NFL knows it. Remember Francis Owusu signed a free agent contract with the Dolphins during the summer and head coach Adam Gase was asked if we concerned about his late arrival?

“Where’d he go to school [Stanford],” Gase sarcastically asking the reporter during minicamp. “He’ll be alright.”

We talk about this a lot, but I don't think it be stated enough. Stanford players are smart, they're well-coached, and they're prepared for the NFL.

Excellent post ! I enjoyed reading it, thanks  :)