[MurrellMartin]

Originally Posted by FlightBoys

Only thing we cant control is how good the Bengals do since they are always a WC possibility.

Or the fact that Indianapolis only has to go 3-4 to get to 9-7, a record we'd have to go 6-1 to get to (ain't happening)

[dawinner127]

Originally Posted by Tommytunes

He is and was never a " middle of the road qb". Not when are qb is at the bottom of the list in every category amongst starting qb's.

He has caused division amongst this team for two years straight now.

I never thought we should have taken him first round and definitely thought we would have been better having a "middle of the road qb" in 2009 and 2010. With the team we had those two year we not only make the playoffs but we go tothe superbowl. We just needed an experienced qb with those teams. He didn't beat Brady, are defense did. Had him shook the whole game.

We should have started drafting a rookie the either in 2010 or 2011 and had hm sit under the experienced qb at that point.

Sanchez had one year to prove he was anything in college. Obviously that is not enough time to see. Should have listened to the damn coach that coached him, carrol. He shouldn't have come out early. You know, that's why I don't feel sorry for the guy. This will be his last year in the league. That's what happens when you get greedy and want to come out before your ready. He deserves every bit of abuse he is getting right now.

Campbell
Palmer
Kerry Collins
Alex Smith
Fitzpatrick
Shaun Hill
McNabb
Bradford
Henne
Sanchez

Those are the 9 QBs who are ranked higher than Sanchez by QB Rating (who are all similar in skill/output IMO). Out of those 9, there are only 2 who I would even THINK about taking over Mark: Campbell and Palmer. That's it. Sanchez was a middle of the pack QB in 2010. He wasn't great and he wasn't horrible.

EDIT - Serviceable is the word I should have used.

[1968jetsfan]

Originally Posted by dawinner127

Campbell
Palmer
Kerry Collins
Alex Smith
Fitzpatrick
Shaun Hill
McNabb
Bradford
Henne
Sanchez

Those are the 9 QBs who are ranked higher than Sanchez by QB Rating (who are all similar in skill/output IMO). Out of those 9, there are only 2 who I would even THINK about taking over Mark: Campbell and Palmer. That's it. Sanchez was a middle of the pack QB in 2010. He wasn't great and he wasn't horrible.

EDIT - Serviceable is the word I should have used.

I fail to see how being lower in most every category than the players you mention in any way makes mark a middle of the pack QB, when most of those players were bottom tier QB's. Of course you did define "of similar skill output" But that's kind of lowering the bar and saying that a D student is an average student because he was in the middle ranking of the other D students.

[laxin]

Typical Jets win... Restore a tiny bit of confidence in the organization and fan base, meanwhile theyll just crush it next week.

Push themselves back into a mediocre draft spot, still missing the playoffs, and have zero turnover in a front office that deserves it. Oh well.

[The 1985er]

Much needed win right here. Hopefully we carry over some momentum against the Pats on Thursday

[Revis is your daddy]

Biggest difference in the offense. Far less moronic usage of Tebow.

[MontrealAlouettes]

Originally Posted by laxinx57

Typical Jets win... Restore a tiny bit of confidence in the organization and fan base, meanwhile theyll just crush it next week.

Push themselves back into a mediocre draft spot, still missing the playoffs, and have zero turnover in a front office that deserves it. Oh well.

Whatever gives Woody an excuse to not blow the team up to save him money.

[lakersmetsjets49ers]

If they beat the patriots their right back in the mix of things.

They have a closing schedule for the final 5 games after Thursday which could allow them to go on a little run. Doesn't guarantee they'll win them but if they beat the patriots then their very much still in the mix

[ArmandJ]

Good commanding win. Couldn't ask for any better.

[ConcordeChops]

Very, very solid win. Exactly the type of no-nonsense game we should be playing against the teams with losing records.

Another 6 performances like that and we are in with a very slim chance of the post-season. However, this is the Jets and we'll probably bring the circus to Week 12.

[flajetfan]

Originally Posted by Revis is your daddy

Biggest difference in the offense. Far less moronic usage of Tebow.

do you mean all use of tebow is moronic and today they used less of it or the times they used tebow were less moronic then when they usually use him?

either way i agree

[Big Blocker]

It was great seeing the Jets win. The win also leaves us with some hopes for the season. But hope I think has to involve beating the Pats. A win against NE means the Jets could still have a winning record in the division. Which could be a tie breaker. But much more than that, seven losses with five games to play leaves no margin for error, and this team simply does not play error free football. Even yeterday they looked like crap until Smith's int.

But a win against NE, and hope can return.

[DemoIsland]

MO Wilk has been going beast mode in recent weeks. Showing amazing strength too.

[northernjet]

Definitely a big win. I still think we need to beat the Pats to have a shot though. Well, we have to beat almost everyone to have a shot at this point.

[Diddy]

Originally Posted by MurrellMartin

Or the fact that Indianapolis only has to go 3-4 to get to 9-7, a record we'd have to go 6-1 to get to (ain't happening)

They still have to play Houston twice, and Detroit when their D can't stop anybody.