Sanchez can play! But not at the pro level. Caroll was right. He should have stayed in school because that's all he is good for. Maybe a pro team with everything going right and a leash on him from throwing bone headed INTs. He has skills of a moderate QB so maybe ARENA league?
LOL. Yes, he absolutely will. It should be a very close game since the Jets will be playing for their Superbowl.
We're already committed to Sanchez until the end of next season. At this point I think it's best to give him more snaps to gain more chemistry with the new receivers. This season's probably a wash, I guess we never really stood a chance without Holmes and Revis. Benching Sanchez for Tebow only hurts the team going into next year. The people who said we were a year or 2 away from being a contender were right. This next draft needs to be all offense and OLBs.
Mark need to grow a pair and start chewing out his linemen, and tell SparSUCKO to go fuck himself with the Tebow shit. Quarterbacks have to be selfish pricks and assholes; only once in while good nature goobers like Eli wins it all. Not making excuse for him but clearly the kid needs a running game and enough of those fucking free ass rushers getting to him before the ball gets in his hands.
Yep ... deferents and epicycles. While I'm researching your question, why don't you make me a list of all the quality NFL QB's you can think of who ranked at Rock Bottom, or at arm's length of Rock Bottom, in every meaningful way by which Quaterback play is measured for 4 years running.
If the schedule goes the way the jets signed sanchez , Then we got a shot at the vanilla vick johnny "Football" manziel..
So people never change?? You never had that hot girl in high school that you wanted to bang and then 10 years later she looks like a fat cow? People change.
Why? It's been 9 games and the only person he throws to is Keller and maybe Clyde Gates. Why don't you throw it to Hill, a top draft pick? So weird. Revis being hurt honestly has not affected much on defense to be honest. We would probably be around the same with him. Holmes being hurt is a bit more, since he was the only guy who had a name for himself and was actually proven. Benching Sanchez for Tebow will allow people to see whether or not this trade was a good idea. All of the fan conjuncture in the world means shit until there is a product on the field (good or bad) by him. I personally think he cannot do any worse than Mark Sanchez, and I would really like to find out by this Sunday. I do agree that we need a competent GM drafting for next year, and we need to make sure that the majority of our draft is on offense. Do that, get rid of Sanchez, get rid of Tanny, and I think we can go 8-8 next year with a much tougher schedule (NFC South plus AFC North).
Uh....because it was the entire point of the discussion we were having? You said his completion % being low was due to not having Keller moreso than the opposing D completion % against. If you need to look back then do so. Or keep changing the argument to bail Sanchez out. Here you go: You brought it up so I brought a argument to show you were wrong and now you are trying to move the goalposts.
Baffled that he doesnt make blocking adjustments at the LOS more often, if ever. Week after week someone coming in completely unblocked theres no way thats by design, its QBs job to recognize who goes where. Hilliard blocked the wrong blitzer several times. Can't be happening.
Brian Costello @BrianCoz Mark Sanchez is going to speak with reporters on a conference call today. He never talks to media on Monday. Interesting #NYJ
The entire offense is a mess. Sanchez isn't making things better. I'm not convinced he's a bust, but everything around him has also fallen apart, and he's not good enough at picking it back up. Not sure how many quarterbacks would other than the elite ones. I'm at the point where I don't care that much if they bench him.
Im done defending Sanchez. Have been a Sanchez supporter all the way until now. I would not mind drafting a qb next year but I seriously doubt it will happen.
