Cowher: Sanchez, not Smith, should be Jets starter http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/jets/mark_of_experience_UzHzQZwebyHl7R7Y0NMpAP?utm_medium=rss&utm_content=Jets We should hire Bill Cowher as our new HC and immediately fire him for this. /TypicalSanchezHater
Then right around the corner y'all going to be calling for his head. The Geno JUST SUCKS JUST SUCKS thread is coming... Sent from my LG-VM670 using Tapatalk 2
If he runs into a 300 pound ass cheek and turns it over 26 times per yr, yeah, a thread will be made.
What exactly is the point? did Bill say Sanchez should start forever and that rex can never change his mind?
the difference is Stewart was on teams w/ better defenses in a weaker division which led to byes and homefield. Kordell won 2 playoff games, both after byes at home. His D's allowed a total of 9 pts in those 2 games which is les than the lowest amount our D allowed in any postseason game. he threw 2 TDs and 8 INTs in 4 starts, sanchez 9 TDs and 3 INTs in 6 starts. Twice he had 3 INT games, the total Mark had in 6 games(all on the road). mark had a 3 TD game, more than Kordell in all 4 of his starts(all at HOME)
what choice did he have? and this is a man w/ a million div titles, 6 title game apps and 2 SB apps including a SB win. He may not be Lombardi but he was pretty good.
What choice did he have? The guy used a wide receiver at QB for 5 years and replaced him with an XFL player. The draft is a choice.
You two guys are arguing the samepoint form 2 different perspectivesandarguingcounter points the same way. I think this can be looked at as Cowher was a fool to not look elsewhere for a QB and also as he mismanaged the QBs improperly. But I argue against his management was poor because they did handle Rapistberger properly. So the argument swings that a) Cowher has no idea wtf he is talking about or b) Even the "god-like HC Cowher" would piss off Jets fans because he would be starting Sanchez. That latter point was why I posted the argument anyway. Rex's loyalty has nothing to do with Snatchez starting.
Cowher never would have won a SB here b/c he would have been run out of town in the late 90s/early 00s.
I don't give a rats ass what chin cowher thinks or Bart Scott thinks who should be the starting QB, of the Jets, who ever the hell it is, better be able to take care of the football.
I understand the classic battle of raw, higher ceiling rookie vs more dependable veteran who won't be great, but won't kill you either, but I'm really not sure how it pertains here. Simply being in the league for 4 years doesn't make you more dependable than a rookie when you're still making rookie mistakes (or worse) all over the field with regularity. Where's the veteran "safety net" in starting a QB that is at the top of the turnover list every year, has trouble executing screen passes, throws INT's to linemen with regularity, forgets how much time is on the clock in the closing seconds of the half (that's not even a rookie mistake, anyone that has played a down of high school football should know what to do there) and runs into his guard's ass? What exactly are we saving ourselves from here? Is Geno somehow going to be expected to make more rookie mistakes than this? Now if Geno doesn't prove he can play better than Mark, that's one thing. If he craps the bed tomorrow, he shouldn't play, I get that, it hurts him, and the team. But I don't get the idea that Mark Sanchez represents any sort of veteran reliability when he's always making rookie mistakes.
