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Originally Posted by Long Suffering Jets Fan
I guess most of the folks would be happier if he just ate the ball, and went to the ground every time, rather than trying to make a play.
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Originally Posted by canadianjetsfan
Agreed Sar, he’s trying to make plays. That’s what QB’s do. There’s no doubt that Sanchez is not a quitter.
But how many interceptions has he thrown right into coverage this year? Better yet, how many interceptions has he thrown right into coverage just in the last game? There’s obviously something technically wrong with his game.
You ask me, it was the lack of an experienced Offensive coordinator and a more seasoned QB coach that caused Sanchez’s decline.
This was Tanny’s fault for he bought into Rex’s ground and pound, defence first philosophy. Tanny should have made Sanchez’s development his #1 priority, but he didn’t.
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There's no question that Mark is guilty of trying too hard. He's not guilty of being lazy or caring too little.
In games where we lose, our feature RB gains less than 50 yards and our D gives up 31 points. If you're the QB of that type of team, you have no choice but to run the plays that are called and make the best out of the constant 3rd and 9's you face. Like every other NFL quarterback, Mark touches the ball 100 times a game and makes 2 mistakes. Mark's mistakes get amplified because we are such a fragile team that we can't survive them.
SAR I