[Charlie Brown]

Originally Posted by Vinny Testaverde's Niece

Dial it back a couple years. The discussion is about Sanchez's 'development' by the 'coaches' (or lack thereof) when he was a rookie, not today. Today it's water under the bridge - a ruined, shot QB. The good QB's "simply know that" because they were properly developed and brought along by knowledgeable coaching staff (not Schitthead and Cavanaugh and possibly Brunell) and it is in their muscle memory; they don't think about it anymore. Yes, 'don't throw an interception', 'don't make a mistake', 'don't fumble', are all the wrong way to go about coaching your young QB. "Be extra careful" - that is a positive, it gives the player something to mentally focus on and do, not something to think about not doing and wind up doing just that.

Ummmm This!!!!!

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