Still doesn't change the fact that Mark is easily rattled (illegal or legal hit doesn't really matter much in this discussion). The TOs may have happened in garbage time, but the shitty throws, the awful decisions they were there all game long after that initial hit. Guy is cooked Junc. He's David Carr.
how did he get easily rattled? after taking 2 illegal hits to the helmet he was still leading them on nice drives. it was unfortunate his D couldn't stop GB and STs allowed a TD. I am not saying Mark played well but to blame him is just being a biter Jet fan or anti-Sanchez. yep, exactly like David Carr if David Car was a quality QB in this league and helped his team win playoff games.
Had a lot of passes that sailed and were totally overthrown, completely missed a wide open Cooper in the endzone . It's funny Junc, when the team wins it's because of Sanchez because he's a "winner" but when they lose it's because the team let didn't play well. Fact is when you say he played well before "Junc time" they were failing to get first downs off of third down attempts. Yes the Defense couldn't stop Greenbay, but the reverse is the Sanchez led Eagles, the 5th best offense in the league that he had inherited, couldn't move the ball against Greenbay until Greenbay started playing softer.... I'm okay with the non calls on the helmet hits, Sanchez dropped his pads as the player was lunging and unable to adjust their height, the helmet contact was caused by Sanchez lowering his helmet and I'm glad they kept the flags in their pockets. As far as the turnovers coming in "Junc time" when the pick 6 came the Eagles explosive offense still had a shot, they were only 4 scores down and they've put up 5 or 6 scores in a half several times, long shot for sure, but that was the death nail, that put the end to any chance. The turnovers came in junctime, but they also came when the Eagles started relying on Sanchez and put the game more on his shoulders....6 turnovers in 2.5 games....his first game against a competent defense and the excuses start flowing.
Clay Matthews sacked him in the 2nd quarter and was rattled for the rest of the entire game. That hit wasn't illegal - stop making excuses. Mark was part of the reason why the Eagles lost the game. 3 and outs, bad throws and turnovers. The comparison with David Carr was more towards the hits Mark received and how he plays after them. Carr was the same way took too many hits - those hits led him to playing scared.
you like to make things up, where did I say they or us won just b/c of him? he helped us win and helped Philly the previous 2 weeks but where did I say he was THE reason for the wins? of course you are ok w/ the illegal hits. he was not rattled after those hits, he led some nice drives actually and both hits were illegal. they lost the game for a million reasons, Mark is one but way down the list of culprits.
And let's pretend those two hits are flagged, the Eagles still lose the game, still only have 2 field goals in the first half, still overthrew receivers consistently, he was challenged, he was pressured, he was rattled against the first competent defense he faced. You could see that look in his eyes in the second half, the same dazed look he had all too often with the Jets, the same slumping shoulders...the same inconsistent play....No elite defense to keep the game close for him and he does what he does.
Yup, just keep on making excuses Junc. It was clear to see, the Clay Matthews hit was not illegal. http://www.delawareonline.com/story...d-packers-rattle-mark-sanchez-early/19153533/ Funny, I'm not the only one who thought the same thing.
Sanchez played bad in garbage time, never had an opportunity in the first half. Take the loss and move on, Green Bay right now is the hardest place to play. I would feel more confident if the Eagles went to Arizona, Detroit, New Orleans or Dallas.
Never had an opportunity in the first half? I must have missed the part where the Eagles had no possessions in the first half. And for Sanchez there is no such thing as garbage time....he's a QB trying to rehabilitate his image, he's got a small window to do so on a team loaded with talent...he's playing for a contract, he's playing for a starting role some where...there is no garbage time for Mark this season.
Mark Sanchez couldn't even muster the strength the ball away, he threw it right into Tramond Williams hands. The ones that resonate a lot are the fumblitis. Geno came from the same pool when it comes to turnovers.
Multiple drives were killed by the offensive line. After 2 possesions, Sanchez was in a 17-0 hole. You can celebrate this week, Sanchez didnt do enough, but even if he did they were still getting blown out. But you win, this is your week, us Sanchez supporters cant say much, it was a negative game in all aspects from him.
he got the ball and they were down, moved the team and had an illegal hit stall a drive and a dropped pass. next time they got it back it was 10-0 and on a 3rd down he was illegally hit again w/ no call. they punt and are down 17-0. this is Mark's fault?
Repeatedly in CLC, Dawidoff mentions Schotty quizzing him on Fridays, and Sanchez knowing all the answers, hardly a lack of preparation. I just sent the book back to the library, 2 days ago.
You mean against the first competent defense he led the offense on the only thing they could muster were 2 FG's when it mattered. Typical Sanchez lover, throwing everyone under the bus....
He was bad last night, no ifs, and, or buts about yes. He wasn't the only one but it was a poor performance. Garbage time or not, it doesn't mean anything. His picks were both inexcusable. It's not like he said "the games over so i'll just wing it around and see what happens". He clearly didnt see that linebacker underneath, thats a vintage Sanchez pick. And the other one, I have no idea what he was trying to do. Throw it away maybe? Either way he has to protect the football, the fumble was bad as well. He's played 2 1/2 games on a strong team, with a real good offense and already has 5 turnovers. That's gotta change if he wants success. The system and offense is setup for him to do well.
Missed a wide open Cooper in the endzone....Claims of illegal hits are now the main line of defense...borderline illegal at best even under todays flagfootball rules. Remains, 2 drives in to the redzone...2 FG's...no other drives in to the other side of the field on all those other drives....
How many times are we going to use the illegal hits to make up for the excuses that Mark is no longer the QB you saw his first 2 and 1/2 yrs (prior to the Ngata hit)? Same thing happened in the Pitt game in 2012, one hit and he was easily rattled. The Clay Matthews hit wasn't illegal in the 2nd QTR. The guy is cooked, he used to be able to take big hits in the pocket and deliver the ball - he's no longer that guy.
While his fans will think of any excuse to exonerate Mark from any blame from his bad performances Chip and Eagles fans won't. There are no Sanchize fans in Philly they expect results and are not forgiving. I'd personally give Mark a pass on yesterday's game. That's it. To my way of thinking he gets a total of one. Like here he played well in spurts but fucked up enough not to give his team a chance to come back.
