[Gorilla Glass]

Quote: Originally Posted by KBLover

How does the vision cone represent any of that? The cone doesn't break down coverages. The cone doesn't make any reads. It just let's one QB see more of the physical field than the other. The vision cone doesn't emulate ability to make reads at all. How does putting the cone on the receiver make the read? It just meant the QB is "looking at" the receiver so his accuracy is higher. The user is making the read and deciding where to put the cone. The cone isn't reading or allowing the QB to read anything. How does it emulate the quickness the QB can adjust? It just adjusted as fast as the user could shift the cone, not based on the QB's abilities. The user is still making the presnap adjustments so the cone is just having the QB look somewhere (seeing the physical field), and the QB's abilities didn't alter that success. Jamarcus Russell and Tom Brady can make the same reads with the vision cone. Russell might just need a faster user - but, assuming the skill is there, he's able to do the same thing as Brady, negating any difference and any realistic separation between the two.

All of this.

The user is the awareness. The user makes all the reads. Why even put a monkey wrench in that process?