If Sanchez is on the roster in August, he should compete for the starting the job. My worry is if we don't get Matt Moore or someone like that to hold the spot for a year or two, Sanchez can beat out the remaining FA QBs.
I believe I have pointed this out in other posts. If Jets need a prototypical pocket passer, then Jets will do well to draft a new one and groom him for a few years. Sanchez is not good at being the pocket passer. This is because 1. he is not good at reading coverages and 2. he just does not have the 'feel' for the impending pass rush. He cannot evade a rush or two and buy some time so some receivers can get open downfield. In other words, if Jets offense keep Sanchez in the pocket and hope good things will come, they are insane. (As in: the definition of insanity is that, when you do exactly same thing routinely over and over, expecting different outcome - THAT is insanity.) To counter the coming pass rush and complex coverage schemes, the offense has to make things easier for Sanchez - that is, vary the launch point, establish other strong threat and mix them up. In playaction roll out patterns, things are very easy for Sanchez since 1. he is not the sitting duck in the pocket that he has been the past two years and 2. defensive coordinators can't be calling exotic coverage schemes when the rush is that strong. And having a tall, physical wide out helps a lot - mere presence of such WR blows the top off any defense, making more breathing room for the RBs. So, there you have it. Jets did have all the ingredients for success years ago, then threw it away piece by piece. Now Jets have a regressing QB that can't even break even on the value. Good fucking riddance.
Your right, if we had the best offensive line, the WR corp, and the Best RB in the league, Sanchez might be an average QB.
If the Jets want a pocket passer they might want to teach one of their running backs how to pick up a blitz and get a lead blocker who can take a swing pass in the flat something Sanchez hasn't had since Tomlinson and Richardson were here. A big TE might help as well.
So just hand the job to Sanchez?! Anyone we get is not going to be a light out candidate for starting QB, there is most likely going to be competition.
He's going to be in a competition for the spot whether we like it or not. Hopefully the Jets can bring someone in who is qualified enough to take the job away from him.
I wouldn't let Sanchez compete for the starting job. It's pretty obvious we have to bring in a veteran QB.
Yep, but no veteran QB is going to be a lock for a starting job. It's going to be a competition between veteran, sanchez, and Mcelroy most likely. The OC has to figure out who can best run their O
The Jets didn't have any of those things and made it to two AFC championship games with Sanchez at QB. It's not asking a lot to give ANY of our QBs better weapons than Kerley and Schilens.
Pennington would be a great QBC he came in in the beginning of last season and it sounds like he wants to start in the coaching business. I think he could help Sanchez but more importantly help a QB that we draft this year or next and maybe eventually move him into the OC spot
I'll sign on to this one. Sanchez is like crack for Rex. There are too many positive Sanchez receptors in Rex's brain at the moment. Some from burritos in the initial meeting and some from two AFC championship game appearances shortly thereafter. When you have that kind of cycle running you gotta get the crack away from the addict.
Chad would probably be a great QB coach for any of the shotgun QB's in this draft. Most of them live off of the slants and outs that were Chad's specialties.
We arguably had the best OL in football in 09 and in 10 we gave him arguably the best running back in the league at being a safety valve for any QB to dump the ball off to.
We had pieces in place and they weren't adequately replaced. The failure was by the Jets thinking that all would be ok.
It'll be interesting to see if these new coaches have much of an impact on Sanchez. It can't hurt, I guess, if they try and he still sucks then we just bench him and cut him after next season and move on. Problem for Sanchez is it seems a lot of his issues revolve around reading the game and reading defenses. I just don't know how you teach someone to do that at this stage in their career, it's kind of a "you have it or you don't" skill and Sanchez doesn't have it. Will a better run game, better Oline and better play calling help? Of course, that would help every QB. But is he still going to turn the ball over way above average, probably.
I want the HC and new OC to determine if Sanchez is fixable not the arm chair coaches and over emotional fans.
Why is it shitty gets canned, sunglasses gets canned but shitchaze still is in the running to start. I know about the money but when is this freakin guy gonna be held accountable
