Sanchez NOT the PROBLEM

[KR]

Originally Posted by ASH_1962

just wondering how many deflected passes we will have to endure during this guys tenure here. I think of it this way, how many passes, especially in the red zone, do elite QB's have? This happens at least twice in every game with sanchez.

he flat out sucks. sorry

+1

-Tipped passes because he stares down his receivers. For those that disagree they went over it last night on the Jets post game. Sanchez literally stares at his primary from the snap until the throw on the majority of his throws. This was very easy to see, so expect alot more D lineman to drop back and read his short passes ala Lamar Woodley in the AFC championship a few years ago. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Balls off his receivers hands. This is going to happen often when your throwing behind, or over the head of your receiver like the Cumberland throw last night. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Cromartie missed TD---Shocker. Sanchez threw another inaccurate pass that could have been a great play. Cromartie had his guy beat by 5 yards. This is not a NFL starting QB.

-Kerley Rocked---One last point. Sanchez never throws his receivers open. Rarely leads his players in stride. Kerley had to sit there and wait for that ball and get rocked. If he throws that ball sooner and harder Kerley has the opportunity to cut it in.

To the Sanchez apologist out there: We have a dead man walking out there. Its the last few games this guy will be a starting QB in the league. Enjoy them.

[GreenWave]

Originally Posted by KR

+1

-Tipped passes because he stares down his receivers. For those that disagree they went over it last night on the Jets post game. Sanchez literally stares at his primary from the snap until the throw on the majority of his throws. This was very easy to see, so expect alot more D lineman to drop back and read his short passes ala Lamar Woodley in the AFC championship a few years ago. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Balls off his receivers hands. This is going to happen often when your throwing behind, or over the head of your receiver like the Cumberland throw last night. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Cromartie missed TD---Shocker. Sanchez threw another inaccurate pass that could have been a great play. Cromartie had his guy beat by 5 yards. This is not a NFL starting QB.

-Kerley Rocked---One last point. Sanchez never throws his receivers open. Rarely leads his players in stride. Kerley had to sit there and wait for that ball and get rocked. If he throws that ball sooner and harder Kerley has the opportunity to cut it in.

To the Sanchez apologist out there: We have a dead man walking out there. Its the last few games this guy will be a starting QB in the league. Enjoy them.

People can talk about lack of talent and familiarity all they want. That has nothing to do with these well-stated points here. It's just the difference between a mediocre QB and a top-15 guy.

The latter will make these mistakes too...but not nearly with the week-in/week-out frequency that we see from Sanchez.

And just to emphasize your best point - Sanchez never throws his receivers open. Ever.

[Ray Ray19]

Originally Posted by KR

+1

-Tipped passes because he stares down his receivers. For those that disagree they went over it last night on the Jets post game. Sanchez literally stares at his primary from the snap until the throw on the majority of his throws. This was very easy to see, so expect alot more D lineman to drop back and read his short passes ala Lamar Woodley in the AFC championship a few years ago. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Balls off his receivers hands. This is going to happen often when your throwing behind, or over the head of your receiver like the Cumberland throw last night. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Cromartie missed TD---Shocker. Sanchez threw another inaccurate pass that could have been a great play. Cromartie had his guy beat by 5 yards. This is not a NFL starting QB.

-Kerley Rocked---One last point. Sanchez never throws his receivers open. Rarely leads his players in stride. Kerley had to sit there and wait for that ball and get rocked. If he throws that ball sooner and harder Kerley has the opportunity to cut it in.

To the Sanchez apologist out there: We have a dead man walking out there. Its the last few games this guy will be a starting QB in the league. Enjoy them.

If only that were true

[chesapeakejet]

Originally Posted by KR

+1

-Tipped passes because he stares down his receivers. For those that disagree they went over it last night on the Jets post game. Sanchez literally stares at his primary from the snap until the throw on the majority of his throws. This was very easy to see, so expect alot more D lineman to drop back and read his short passes ala Lamar Woodley in the AFC championship a few years ago. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Balls off his receivers hands. This is going to happen often when your throwing behind, or over the head of your receiver like the Cumberland throw last night. Notice this happens to Sanchez more then other QB's? Wonder why?

-Cromartie missed TD---Shocker. Sanchez threw another inaccurate pass that could have been a great play. Cromartie had his guy beat by 5 yards. This is not a NFL starting QB.

-Kerley Rocked---One last point. Sanchez never throws his receivers open. Rarely leads his players in stride. Kerley had to sit there and wait for that ball and get rocked. If he throws that ball sooner and harder Kerley has the opportunity to cut it in.

To the Sanchez apologist out there: We have a dead man walking out there. Its the last few games this guy will be a starting QB in the league. Enjoy them.

It went right thru his hands!!!!!! We got a buncha D3 receivers but yet it's all Sanchez's fault.

Jimminy Christmas, this board's gone nutz.

[GreenWave]

Originally Posted by Ray Ray19

If only that were true

Maybe he didn't have him beat by 5 yards, but there's no denying that:

A) Cromartie had his guy beat
B) A better pass (if caught) leads to a TD

This was discussed ad nauseum during the postgame show as a huge missed opportunity by knowledgeable guys who played the game. Between that and your own two eyes, how can you absolve Sanchez of the blame on that throw? That's 7 points left on the field from an easy pitch and catch.

And it's not fair to nitpick every pass a QB throws, but add that to the blatant misses of wide open targets like Holmes in the Pitt game and Schilens in the Dolphins game - that's 21 points in uncontested layups that Sanchez has missed on his own.

That has nothing to do with the quality of receiver or familiarity with the offense. Bottom line, this QB can't be counted on to make an accurate throw with a direct line of sight to an open receiver. That's a problem. Not the only problem, but a problem.

[SizzleBear287]

The last play of the Houston game was the receiver's fault and a tremendous play by JJ Watt. I agree 12/31 is not going to cut it unless the defense plays lights out.

[Untouchable]

Originally Posted by Ray Ray19

If only that were true

Are you kidding me?

Rex even said in his presser that was a throw that Sanchez would've liked to have back.

Is there ever a moment where you aren't on your knees defending this team?

At this point, the absolute best that you can hope to get out of Sanchez is maybe Alex Smith. A mediocre QB who can have success with an elite roster around him, and even the Niners are grooming Kaepernik to eventually take over.

It's pretty damn clear that Sanchez is never going to develop into a Top 10 or Top 15 QB.

[sdJETSetter]

IS Sanchez responsible for launching passes into line mens hands and helmets 4-5x a game?

Just curious, because that REALLY angers me.

Who should we blame that on?

[wepnx]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Pennington will be remembered for his injuries. Sanchez for his inaccuracy and penchant for throwing INTs in crucial spots, many for scoring ending pick sixes. make no mistake, if not for a great hustle play by Powell, Dick boy Sanchez throws ANOTHER pick six inside the opponent's five.

Face it folks, Sanchez is a disaster who must be shown the door.

And Kerley who made the tackle from behind. Both were hustling on the play. We must keep Kerley or he will be Welker's replacement in Pats land killing us 2x per year.

[SizzleBear287]

Originally Posted by wepnx

And Kerley who made the tackle from behind. Both were hustling on the play. We must keep Kerley or he will be Welker's replacement in Pats land killing us 2x per year.

Why is everybody so afraid of letting players we drafted go just so that the Patriots don't sign them? There's 30 other teams in the NFL, fyi. Besides, the Jets roster needs to be shaken up.

[AmericanMadman]

Yeah. Yeah.

Sanchez is NOT the problem BUT he certainly PART of it.

Let's see.

Fumbling while scrambling, particularly during crucial moments of the game, because in his fourth year he still does not know how to take care of the ball. He's never done that before right. Must be the RBs fault.

Throwing high/inaccurate passes which get picked. He never does that but when he does it must be the WRs fault.

Makes bad decisions and forces bad throws which lead to turnovers and constant incompletions. Must be the coaches fault.

Sulking like a b!tch when things go bad despite being a team leader. Lets blame the cheerleaders for that one.

Scrambling into sacks because of a lack of pocket awareness. Yeah I know he never does that. We'll blame the oline though when it does.

Throwing the ball low near the LOS and having it swatted and often intercepted. Never happens right. I think we'll blame the TEs when that happens.

So far it's everyone's fault but the qb.

We'll blame the QB when things go right though. I mean he did win four road playoff games all on his own despite a stout d and run game.

Damn, how could I be so blind.

Sanchez is not the only problem with the team but currently he is one of them and he plays the most important position. Most people can succeed when everything goes right and there is no adversity.

[mikebe1]

Originally Posted by BigJet85

honestly when u are surrounded by awful and decreasing tallent and told one thin and yet then told to do another the problem is the fromt office lack of capable play calling and coherent play calling everyone said we were going to het smoked tonight although we lost i was interested in the game the whole time our line is slow small and barely capable outr D schemes seem to be made up by azz backwards coaching i think this team needs to sit in a room and say listen you are old you aint playing as much you have this you have thtat go from there we have 0 play makers other than Kerley and McKnight who flashes other than that ha;j put O is getting massaged every week instead of suiting up playing through the pain....**** that game was suppose to ne a blow out we killed our se;ves not calling a TO at 40 seconds and Rushining mark to throw....
Allhis INTs have been from good b all out Shiet talent cant handle ...please give it up we klost all playmakers and blaming one guy ehough already

Have you noticed sanchez can't even throw a screen pass ?

[Carlton]

Originally Posted by sdJETSetter

IS Sanchez responsible for launching passes into line mens hands and helmets 4-5x a game?

Just curious, because that REALLY angers me.

Who should we blame that on?

Obama and his cronies.

[AmericanMadman]

Originally Posted by chesapeakejet

It went right thru his hands!!!!!! We got a buncha D3 receivers but yet it's all Sanchez's fault.

Jimminy Christmas, this board's gone nutz.

Yeah, that's classic. Deflect blame by trying to make the accusation unreasonable by turning the accusation into something it is not. No one has blamed Sanchez as the singular reason for the jets' issues. It has been pointed out though that sanchez is part of the problem and being the qb amplifies the spotlight of course. No one has said the jets have great coaching, wrs, rb, oline, D, and that sanchez is the only problem.