Basic Stat Analysis of Sanchez Throws after hit

[Batmans A Scientist]

I count a total of 6 Drops (4 by Holmes) and 9 bad throws (Under/Overthrows)

Sanchez played a poor game, but the WR, especially Holmes did not help.
Passes To:

Holmes - 11 Passes
- 4 Drops (2 bailed out on by questionable PI calls)
- 1x Holmes doubled Covered, hit Holmes in hand, but DB was right there
- 2 Bad Throws/Miscommunications (unclear what happened as passes weren't clearly meant for different spots)
- 2 Overthrows (TD Miss and PI Call)
- 1 Underthrow (Late in Game)
- 1 WR Screen (Late in Game)

Cumberland - 4 Passes
- 1 Bad Throw
- 2 Completions (1 over the middle, 1 screen)
- 1 TE didn't read (3rd and 5 2nd drive)

Kerley - 3 Passes

- 1 Dropped
- 1 Overthrown
- 1 Completion (over the middle)

Rouland - 3 Passes

- 2 Completions
- 1 Overthrown

Hill - 2 Passes
- 1 Drop
- 1 Overthrown

[SlickBri481]

The overthrow to Holmes on the 2nd drive that would have been a TD was a killer. Jets had a chance to really seize momentum and put a scare into the Steelers. The play design was great with the ball fake and rollout. That's a throw Mark has to make, plain and simple. His accuracy seemed to have made strides in week 1, yesterday the old issues cropped up.

[DDNYjets]

Nothing new here. Inconsistencies throughout the offense. When Sanchez is going good, the WRs drop the balls. When the WRs are open, he is missing them. We were out of sync yesterday.

And teams know that Sanchez is a different QB once he gets hit. Which is why I think some guys are willing to take a shot even if it means getting a penalty. In fairness, very very few QBs handle pressure well, but there wasn't much pressure yesterday. I thought the OL held up well.

[FreshBaked 24 7]

7 Bad passes by Sanchez (including the over thrown TD) and 6 drops on the wideouts

The offense was awful

[Batmans A Scientist]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

The overthrow to Holmes on the 2nd drive that would have been a TD was a killer. Jets had a chance to really seize momentum and put a scare into the Steelers. The play design was great with the ball fake and rollout. That's a throw Mark has to make, plain and simple. His accuracy seemed to have made strides in week 1, yesterday the old issues cropped up.

You could argue just as easily that Hill's drop or the fact that Cumberland failed to recognize the blitz were just as bad as Sanchez missing Holmes.

[FreshBaked 24 7]

Originally Posted by DDNYjets

Nothing new here. Inconsistencies throughout the offense. When Sanchez is going good, the WRs drop the balls. When the WRs are open, he is missing them. We were out of sync yesterday.

And teams know that Sanchez is a different QB once he gets hit. Which is why I think some guys are willing to take a shot even if it means getting a penalty. In fairness, very very few QBs handle pressure well, but there wasn't much pressure yesterday. I thought the OL held up well.

Pretty much this

[Nike]

was buffalos secondary that bad? the wrs yesterday looked awful in every aspect of the game.

[JetFuel]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

The overthrow to Holmes on the 2nd drive that would have been a TD was a killer. Jets had a chance to really seize momentum and put a scare into the Steelers. The play design was great with the ball fake and rollout. That's a throw Mark has to make, plain and simple. His accuracy seemed to have made strides in week 1, yesterday the old issues cropped up.

That was a huge miss if the Jets score a TD there this might have been a different game.

You have to make plays when the opportunity arises. This is something the jets have not been able to do over the last 2 seasons on a consistent basis.

[PatsFanTX]

Originally Posted by DDNYjets

And teams know that Sanchez is a different QB once he gets hit.

That also applies to every QB in the NFL.

[Tinstar]

What constitutes open on the NFL Level ?

I know that on the college level WRs are often so wide open that average QBs look great but in the pros, you're facing the best of the best and thus making the windows so much smaller.


So again,what constitutes open on the NFL level ?

[FreshBaked 24 7]

Originally Posted by PatsFanTX

That also applies to every QB in the NFL.

Yes true but how many hits?

Rattle Brady a couple times and he starts making poor decisions

Peyton wasn't Peyton in Indie when he even felt pressure but it took awhile

The concern is Sanchez getting dazed after one good lick. It's never good

[DaveInNNJ]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

The overthrow to Holmes on the 2nd drive that would have been a TD was a killer. Jets had a chance to really seize momentum and put a scare into the Steelers. The play design was great with the ball fake and rollout. That's a throw Mark has to make, plain and simple. His accuracy seemed to have made strides in week 1, yesterday the old issues cropped up.

Heart of the problem. Two words.
Bell Ringing.

He can't take it. I don't know that I could. Helmet to neck is not exactly 'legal', in the football sense. Or the legal system sense.
They should have dragged that dick away in handcuffs. F*cking Pittsburgh. They've been doing it for years. And who stepped up and made Timmons pay? No one. That's what's wrong with this team.
we're playing in a weak division so we may have a chance at the playoffs, but don't fool yourself, if NE was just a little stronger, we'd be second as usual.

But the good news...and I can't believe how excited I am...is that our Tim Tebow ploy worked perfectly! Just when we really needed him he came in and ran for ... 6 yards ...!!!!!

Maybe Rex went after him solely so that when we play Denver again there's no chance he'll embarrass our defense the way he did.

[DDNYjets]

Originally Posted by PatsFanTX

That also applies to every QB in the NFL.

Did you read the next couple of sentences.

I threw that caveat in there. I don't want to ruffle the fanboys.

[Batmans A Scientist]

Originally Posted by Tinstar

What constitutes open on the NFL Level ?

I know that on the college level WRs are often so wide open that average QBs look great but in the pros, you're facing the best of the best and thus making the windows so much smaller.


So again,what constitutes open on the NFL level ?

I think it's in the eyes of whoever's watching the game.

I have to watch again, but on the Holmes end zone miss, Holmes was covered outside, but without safety help inside, Holmes had all the room in the world inside, which is where the pass from Sanchez should have gone

[SlickBri481]

Originally Posted by Batmans A Scientist

You could argue just as easily that Hill's drop or the fact that Cumberland failed to recognize the blitz were just as bad as Sanchez missing Holmes.

Cumberland is for all intents and purposes a scrub though. He is going to make mistakes. We need Keller back in there. Hill is a rookie still finding his way. You don't expect your 4th year franchise QB to miss the easy ones. Let's hope it was just a bad week for Mark.

[thshadow]

Originally Posted by Batmans A Scientist

You could argue just as easily that Hill's drop or the fact that Cumberland failed to recognize the blitz were just as bad as Sanchez missing Holmes.

The Hill drop you're talking about is on the deep throw, right? The reason he dropped it was because the DB knocked away his right arm just *before* the ball arrived... Seems like a tough catch given the pass interference...

[PatsFanTX]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

Cumberland is for all intents and purposes a scrub though. He is going to make mistakes.

That should have been a very easy 1st down if Cumberland realized he was the hot receiver.

[fidelioion]

Originally Posted by Batmans A Scientist

You could argue just as easily that Hill's drop or the fact that Cumberland failed to recognize the blitz were just as bad as Sanchez missing Holmes.

Hill's drop wasn't nearly as bad as it looked at first. watching the replay the defender pulled down his arm before the ball got there. It was actually a pretty bad no call.

That's a tough catch to make when someone pulls your hand down.

[fidelioion]

Originally Posted by JetFuel

That was a huge miss if the Jets score a TD there this might have been a different game.

You have to make plays when the opportunity arises. This is something the jets have not been able to do over the last 2 seasons on a consistent basis.

I agree, that was the play of the game. Sanchez makes that throw my guess is the Jets' win the game.

[Tinstar]

Originally Posted by Batmans A Scientist

I think it's in the eyes of whoever's watching the game.

I have to watch again, but on the Holmes end zone miss, Holmes was covered outside, but without safety help inside, Holmes had all the room in the world inside, which is where the pass from Sanchez should have gone

OH i tend to agree, But our QB doesn't throw the ball unless he thinks he's got a pretty above average chance of a completion. You could say that it's because our receiving core is as young as it is. It could be that the confidence level ( trust) between both parties isn't there.It could be that our QB is under explicit orders to not turn the ball over or just plain doesn't have the confidence to make the type of throws that forces his receivers to make plays.


All i know is something is wrong with this offense and it's not the fault of the coordinator.