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Originally Posted by NY's stepchild

See that's the problem right there. Denver went to the playoffs in spite of Tebow. He averaged like 6 passes per game. Sanchez "took" the Jets to twice as many playoff wins his first two years, and to the identical record as the Broncos last year. Somehow Tebow willed his team to win, while Sanchez was only along for the ride. It's becoming quit obvious that the offense was being held back, by Shotty. After only two days of camp, the difference is palpable. There are not many Sanchez fanatics out there. He's being bashed up and down in the media while Tebow is drawing out fanatics by the droves. Sanchez has taken more than his share of heckling, and will all season. Most of the fans coming out in the rain to watch camp practices are probably more knowledgeable than average. It's becoming quite clear that Shotty has been holding this offense back. Sanchez does have much higher upside, and it shows. The fans have been reading that the Jets are going to have to resist the pressure of fans demanding Tebow, and that has them worried. I'd call this a preemptive strike. Most backups do not get heckled, but most of them do not have there own t-shrts either. I mean Tebow does love to invite attention, and well, he gets it. BTW, who are these fans opposed to McElroy? He hasn't much of an arm, but he seems to have a good head on his shoulders. I'm curious to see if he can improve in that area.

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