[Jets n Boys]

Seriously, why the fuck did we draft him? He's had 9 catches for 107 yards since week one. Clyde Fucking Gates has more catches and yards than him with far less playing time. I know he has stone hands, but put the fucking ball in his vicinity and see what the fuck he can do for us. Im so fucking tired of the meatball piece of shit. Our run game was doing decent, but we didn't take advantage of it. After todays game, I think Tebow deserves a chance. Sanchez has disgusted me the last few games. His throws have been very off lately. Seems like he rushes his throws in some instances, and takes too long on other. He wants to make a play out of nothing. How many of us saw that goalline int coming? I know I did the moment we were flagged for false start.

The play calling is so fucked up. No deep shots, and pussy play calling. Sanchez played like shit, and so did a bunch of other receivers (several dropped passes). I was pissed Tebow didn't take the field after we were down 7-28.

Anyways, if we drafted Hill, we need to use him.

EDIT: I'm not blaming Hill for anything. I'm simply blaming the CS for not involving Hill more often in the game plan. Just throw the ball to him, even if it's a quick One step drop n pass, a slant, a screen. Something to get him going. When u play with confidence, u play much better. Couple of easy completions to Hill early on can change his entire game. Then take couple of deep shots. See what he can do with his speed.

[b.reyes16]

Honestly just send the mither Ducker deep and throw the ball up. We don't even use the kid. Even a screen here and there would be good. Use his God damn speed.

[dawinner127]

It just shows how are coaching staff has no idea whatsoever on how to utilize their players to their strengths.

[raortega3]

In order to throw it deep you need time to let the play develop. Even though Sanchez has been a huge let down, the guy is getting zero time behind the line. There were a number if times that a blocker completely - and I have never seen anything like this - missed his man, resulting in Sanchez being on the ground within seconds.

[Win4ever]

We don't use him because Sanchez doesn't have faith in him. Sanchez doesn't care about developing him, because he's going to have ups and downs. And with the downs, Sanchez will go down as well, and most likely the coaching staff. As with any rookies, he's going to make mistakes on routes, and also not catch some easy balls, but right now neither Sanchez nor the coaching staff can afford it. Hence, why a lot of of our throws seem to be towards Gates, Kerley, and Keller.

[buddapaw]

I wanted the Fat Kid Alshon Jeffry he isn't too bad in Chicago

[Jets n Boys]

Originally Posted by raortega3

In order to throw it deep you need time to let the play develop. Even though Sanchez has been a huge let down, the guy is getting zero time behind the line. There were a number if times that a blocker completely - and I have never seen anything like this - missed his man, resulting in Sanchez being on the ground within seconds.

U don't have to send Hill deep on every play. Like another poster suggested, do a quick pass and see if he can break a tackle or two with his speed. And we can at least 'try' a deep pass. Yeah, our OL has played like crap but there were several plays Sanchez had a ton of time to throw (one of them was where he threw the int when a wide open Hill in the EZ went unnoticed).

[buddapaw]

Originally Posted by Jets n Boys

U don't have to send Hill deep on every play. Like another poster suggested, do a quick pass and see if he can break a tackle or two with his speed. And we can at least 'try' a deep pass. Yeah, our OL has played like crap but there were several plays Sanchez had a ton of time to throw (one of them was where he threw the int when a wide open Hill in the EZ went unnoticed).

He'll have to catch the ball first sadly

[Jets n Boys]

Originally Posted by Win4ever

We don't use him because Sanchez doesn't have faith in him. Sanchez doesn't care about developing him, because he's going to have ups and downs. And with the downs, Sanchez will go down as well, and most likely the coaching staff. As with any rookies, he's going to make mistakes on routes, and also not catch some easy balls, but right now neither Sanchez nor the coaching staff can afford it. Hence, why a lot of of our throws seem to be towards Gates, Kerley, and Keller.

So I guess Clyde Gates is more accomplished. Fuck Sanchez and fuck Meatball.

[Jets n Boys]

Originally Posted by buddapaw

He'll have to catch the ball first sadly

At least try. Then u can put the blame on him entirely. But the CS has been terrible. Two fucking weeks to prepare for Seahawks and our offense laid a big fucking egg.

[Win4ever]

Originally Posted by Jets n Boys

So I guess Clyde Gates is more accomplished. Fuck Sanchez and fuck Meatball.

Gates is more consistent at catching right now. But he sucks in getting separation. I wish we just went away from the ground and pound and actually had a real offense. All the rules are set up for a passing league, and we continually try to run it up the middle for 3 yards.

[Diddy]

To be honest, Blackmon and Floyd have been more worthless on their respective teams.

[JUNJOBX2199]

Hill is not a bad Draft pick! He's looked the part in only two games this year and has also looked like a rookie ; which he is. It The coaching that has this tall receiver in the wrong spot and not understanding where he needs to be on the field. If you noticed he is either surprised to see the ball when it comes or he’s somewhere else on the field mentally either running before he’s secured the ball or not aware of where the ball is because he reacts to the ball hitting his body before the hands make any kind of motion to secure a pass. 

[BakerMaker]

He was raw coming into the NFL just like he was raw out of college.

Michael Floyd and Justin Blackmon, the top 2 WR taken have done nothing much this year...doesn't mean they are busts. There's at least a year needed for route running etc. out of these WRs.

He's a project, give him time.

[MexicanJet]

Originally Posted by raortega3

In order to throw it deep you need time to let the play develop. Even though Sanchez has been a huge let down, the guy is getting zero time behind the line. There were a number if times that a blocker completely - and I have never seen anything like this - missed his man, resulting in Sanchez being on the ground within seconds.

The blocker didn't miss his man, the blocker didn't even LOOK at his man!!


That's no excuse for the way Mark played, but still..

[Demosthenes9]

Originally Posted by raortega3

In order to throw it deep you need time to let the play develop. Even though Sanchez has been a huge let down, the guy is getting zero time behind the line. There were a number if times that a blocker completely - and I have never seen anything like this - missed his man, resulting in Sanchez being on the ground within seconds.

Umm, actually, on a 9 route, no you don't. QB takes a 5 or 7 step drop (depending on how deep you want to throw) a hitch step and you let the ball fly. You don't stand around in the pocket waiting for that play to develop. QB gets to the back of his drop, throws it out there and lets the receiver run under it. Receiver either catches the ball or breaks up any attempt by a defender.

If you need to, put the QB in the shotgun and have him actually take his drop from there.

[Jeti]

We could have AP and Rex would want us to run the FB up the gut

we're ass backwards

[HardHitta]

The knock on Hill coming out was he cant run routes or catch the ball, so automatically Tanny and co. had to have there man.

Retards.

[BakerMaker]

Originally Posted by Win4ever

We don't use him because Sanchez doesn't have faith in him. Sanchez doesn't care about developing him, because he's going to have ups and downs. And with the downs, Sanchez will go down as well, and most likely the coaching staff. As with any rookies, he's going to make mistakes on routes, and also not catch some easy balls, but right now neither Sanchez nor the coaching staff can afford it. Hence, why a lot of of our throws seem to be towards Gates, Kerley, and Keller.

I gotta disagree. I mean would Sanchez rather take a coverage sack or throw it out of bounds then throw it to Hill honestly?

Hill's just raw and has had route running issues.

[Win4ever]

Originally Posted by BakerMaker

I gotta disagree. I mean would Sanchez rather take a coverage sack or throw it out of bounds then throw it to Hill honestly?

Hill's just raw and has had route running issues.

I think Sanchez checks down from Hill unless he's wide open. I do agree Hill is raw, but he should be seeing way more action that he is right now in terms of actually thrown to.

Sanchez, to me atleast, trusts Kerley in a tight spot, but that's it. I also tend to think Sanchez falls in love with slant guys (pretty much all of Holmes' catches came on slant routes it seemed) instead of going over the top.