Warren’s Quick Throws Outshine Daniels | Stanford Cardinals Football News
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Stanford’s 45-6 loss opened with heart, not headlines—Davis Warren delivered a gutsy performance under fire, completing 21 of 41 passes for 214 yards against Miami’s top-ranked front. With key linemen missing and the defense dominating, Stanford dialed up quick throws, cutting Warren’s average dropback time to just 2.5 seconds—a sharp drop from his last outing. He stayed turnover-free despite four drops and nine penalties, proving poise under pressure. Meanwhile, former Cardinal QB Ashton Daniels, now at Florida State, struggled in a 27-24 loss, averaging a sluggish 3.75 seconds per dropback—longer than most NFL QBs—and posted worse metrics than Warren, even though he held the ball longer. The numbers say it all: Warren is making smarter, faster decisions—and Stanford’s offense might be just getting started.
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