53% that's all you need to know

jettingtovictory · 12-13-2010, 04:35 PM

Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic.

The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking.

That statistic kills drives and paralyzes the running game.

The worse part is is that after 30 games as a professional QB the number hasn't even moved.

Sanchez has to be better, more accurate and more consistent. Nothing so far over 30 games seems to prove that anything will change.

Greaser · 12-13-2010, 04:44 PM

At this point I'm just glad I didn't buy a #6 jersey.

JetBidi · 12-13-2010, 04:58 PM

When no one is open (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When all your receivers are in one place (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When you are in constant 2nd and 3rd and long situations (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When your offensive gameplan doesn't change from game to game and you can't adjust and you keep calling the same, predictable **** (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

Recognize the pattern here.

Equilibrium · 12-13-2010, 05:02 PM

[QUOTE]Stop overanalyzing everything[/QUOTE]

You're not the boss of me.

Just because of that, I'll actually overanalyze now.;)

Vinny Testaverde's Niece · 12-13-2010, 05:05 PM

[QUOTE=jettingtovictory;3862266]Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic.

The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking.

[/QUOTE]

What's the average for a QB in the NFL in his second year, who started immediately upon leaving college (no sitting on the bench) with only 3 years of college playing time? Is there even anyone out there like that o compare him to?

morite · 12-13-2010, 05:06 PM

[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862333]When no one is open (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When all your receivers are in one place (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When you are in constant 2nd and 3rd and long situations (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When your offensive gameplan doesn't change from game to game and you can't adjust and you keep calling the same, predictable **** (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

Recognize the pattern here.[/QUOTE]

Even with the $hitty playcalling and ball drops, if Sanchez throws an accurate ball he is completing at least 5-10 more balls a game. That is huge, not just from a statistical perspective, but from a position to help this team win instead of lose, and win bigger than just squeaking one out.

Sanchez is a real liability for this team right now. His inexperience is the issue, and for that I am not giving up on him. Forget about making a miracle turnaround this season...not happening. If he is still having the same issues next season, he is not going to be the guy to get us a championship.

jetster · 12-13-2010, 05:09 PM

I had to watch whatever I could on the Redzone channel & it was mind boggling!
Every single time they went to the Jets game we were in
3rd & 18
3rd & 13
3rd & 10
3rd & 11
3rd & 8
3rd & 7

I am not exagerating about this. Not being able to see how we kept ending up with negative plays was frustrating.
4th & 2 wildcat made me want to break my TV.
Rex doesn't want to throw Shoddy under the bus but against good defenses the OC has to come up with a game plan that will find a couple of plays that exploit a pass rush.
Whether that's running up inside of Wake or throwing over his head on a quick screen but Shoddy has no effing clue.

GreenWave · 12-13-2010, 05:10 PM

You're wasting your time here. All offensive problems go back to Schotty, and players have no accountability. If a new OC comes in - any new OC - the offense will be light years better and all of Sanchez's shortcomings will magically disappear.

Right? :confused:

JetBidi · 12-13-2010, 05:11 PM

[QUOTE=morite;3862353]Even with the $hitty playcalling and ball drops, if Sanchez throws an accurate ball he is completing at least 5-10 more balls a game. That is huge, not just from a statistical perspective, but from a position to help this team win instead of lose, and win bigger than just squeaking one out.

Sanchez is a real liability for this team right now. His inexperience is the issue, and for that I am not giving up on him. Forget about making a miracle turnaround this season...not happening. If he is still having the same issues next season, he is not going to be the guy to get us a championship.[/QUOTE]

I agree that Sanchz is playing subpar and making terrible throws when there are the opportunities for completions. However, Sh*tty is making EVERYTHING harder for Sanchez and not putting him in the position to succeed.

It's like 9 out of 10 pass plays will have all the receivers covered (Sh*tty's fault) and the 1 time someone is open, Sanchez has missed them lately (Sanchez's fault).

ganggreen4life · 12-13-2010, 05:13 PM

[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862333]When no one is open (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When all your receivers are in one place (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When you are in constant 2nd and 3rd and long situations (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

When your offensive gameplan doesn't change from game to game and you can't adjust and you keep calling the same, predictable **** (Sh*tty's sh*tty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage.

Recognize the pattern here.[/QUOTE]

+1... As long as Shotty is the OC this team will get no where. Everyone whants to blame Sanchez. How did Farve do in his offense or Pennington. Both sucked and where INT machines. The second they whent to a different team they both had career years. While we are still stuck with the same sh*tty offense. That does nothing but make QB's into INT machines.

JetBidi · 12-13-2010, 05:19 PM

[QUOTE=ganggreen4life;3862382]+1... As long as Shotty is the OC this team will get no where. Everyone whants to blame Sanchez. How did Farve do in his offense or Pennington. Both sucked and where INT machines. [B]The second they whent to a different team they both had career years. While we are still stuck with the same sh*tty offense.[/B] That does nothing but make QB's into INT machines.[/QUOTE]

+1. The offense has been Sh*tty since he's been here regardless of what players we had on the field.

What does that tell the Sh*tty supporters?

GreenWave · 12-13-2010, 05:23 PM

[QUOTE=ganggreen4life;3862382]+1... As long as Shotty is the OC this team will get no where. Everyone whants to blame Sanchez. How did Farve do in his offense or Pennington. Both sucked and where INT machines. The second they whent to a different team they both had career years. While we are still stuck with the same sh*tty offense. That does nothing but make QB's into INT machines.[/QUOTE]

Sure. I mean, it's not like Pennington had a good year when he won Comeback Player of the Year in '06 under Schotty. And it's not like Favre wasn't playing at an all-pro level through 11 games in '08 under Schotty. These things didn't happen...

Everyone thought Hackett was holding Pennington back too. Sometimes the players have weaknesses that the OC can't overcome. Like being intimidated by top defenses and being unable to throw accurate passes consistently in inclement conditions.

You can blame Schotty, and I have no problem if he goes, as he does call some head-scratchers. But I firmly believe that history will show that Sanchez was the main problem this year. Schotty is nothing more than a mediocre OC who would look like the second coming of Tom Moore if/when Sanchez becomes an QB.

This is a QB's league, and all "good" OCs have good QBs. All "bad" OCs have average to below-average QBs. Funny how that works...

Savage69 · 12-13-2010, 05:24 PM

[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862403]+1. The offense has been Sh*tty since he's been here regardless of what players we had on the field.

What does that tell the Sh*tty supporters?[/QUOTE]

Even with Favre's arm being screwed up for the last 5 games of the 08 season the Jets O was ranked 9th.. But that's because Favre never listened to Schotty..:P

SlickBri481 · 12-13-2010, 05:29 PM

[QUOTE=GreenWave;3862368]You're wasting your time here. All offensive problems go back to Schotty, and players have no accountability. If a new OC comes in - any new OC - the offense will be light years better and all of Sanchez's shortcomings will magically disappear.

Right? :confused:[/QUOTE]

Schotty is just the latest scapegoat for this team. No one wants to blame Rex yet, so Schotty will be run out of town.

People need to open their eyes. Our head coach has taken a monumental hands off approach to the offense. He thinks being a head coach is basically defensive coordinator duties plus bragging in front of the cameras. He ignores game management and game situations because his philosophy is "we're the Jets, we're the best team in the league because I say so." He's just too hands off with the offense and there is no accountability. I think he is a lousy head coach, but Schotty will be the first to go if this disaster continues to play out like it seems.

JetBidi · 12-13-2010, 05:30 PM

[QUOTE=Savage69;3862411]Even with Favre's arm being screwed up for the last 5 games of the 08 season the Jets O was ranked 9th.. But that's because Favre never listened to Schotty..:P[/QUOTE]

It's exactly because Favre runs his own offense and does whatever he wants. The beef with Childress proves it.

But continue to ignore the problem. The positive energy will make the team put points on the board. :rolleyes:

sec318 · 12-13-2010, 05:40 PM

[QUOTE=VinnyTestaverde'sNiece;3862351]What's the average for a QB in the NFL in his second year, who started immediately upon leaving college (no sitting on the bench) with only 3 years of college playing time? Is there even anyone out there like that o compare him to?[/QUOTE]

Ryan in Atlanta

Savage69 · 12-13-2010, 05:44 PM

[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862423]It's exactly because Favre runs his own offense and does whatever he wants. The beef with Childress proves it.

But continue to ignore the problem. The positive energy will make the team put points on the board. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

He never listed to Holmgren either.. Always went to a different beat that crazy Brett did..;)

ShoeLessJet · 12-13-2010, 05:46 PM

[QUOTE=jettingtovictory;3862266]Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic.

The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking.

That statistic kills drives and paralyzes the running game.

The worse part is is that after 30 games as a professional QB the number hasn't even moved.

Sanchez has to be better, more accurate and more consistent. Nothing so far over 30 games seems to prove that anything will change.[/QUOTE]

We're a better team when we use the pass to set up the run. But we get away from it to much. We should be using Edwards and holmes as decoys like how Moss is used and then run - run - run.

Savage69 · 12-13-2010, 05:48 PM

[QUOTE=sec318;3862445]Ryan in Atlanta[/QUOTE]

Ryan and the team were better his rookie year then his 2nd year..This year he's playing great..

KingofNY · 12-13-2010, 05:49 PM

[QUOTE=jettingtovictory;3862266]Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic.

The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking.

That statistic kills drives and paralyzes the running game.

The worse part is is that after 30 games as a professional QB the number hasn't even moved.

Sanchez has to be better, more accurate and more consistent. Nothing so far over 30 games seems to prove that anything will change.[/QUOTE]

So all of our problems are because Sanchez has a low completion rate? You ever think that maybe his completion rate is so low because the play calls suck and no receivers are open? I hate when people look at one stat and then blame our second year QB over guy calling the plays that consistently fail. Schitty kills drives and paralyzes games. Sanchez is doing the best he can with the crap calls he's given. You have no clue.

12-13-2010, 04:35 PM	#1
jettingtovictory Rookie Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 74	53% that's all you need to know Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic. The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking. That statistic kills drives and paralyzes the running game. The worse part is is that after 30 games as a professional QB the number hasn't even moved. Sanchez has to be better, more accurate and more consistent. Nothing so far over 30 games seems to prove that anything will change.

12-13-2010, 05:02 PM	#4
Equilibrium Why you would shoot a man before throwing him off a plane? All League Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 2,548	[QUOTE]Stop overanalyzing everything[/QUOTE] You're not the boss of me. Just because of that, I'll actually overanalyze now.;) Last edited by Equilibrium; 12-13-2010 at 05:08 PM.

12-13-2010, 04:44 PM	#2
Greaser what is and what should never be All Pro Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Florida Posts: 840	At this point I'm just glad I didn't buy a #6 jersey.

12-13-2010, 04:58 PM	#3
JetBidi BUTTCHEZ must go !! All League Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Jersey Posts: 2,615	When no one is open (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When all your receivers are in one place (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When you are in constant 2nd and 3rd and long situations (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When your offensive gameplan doesn't change from game to game and you can't adjust and you keep calling the same, predictable **** (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. Recognize the pattern here.

12-13-2010, 05:05 PM	#5
Vinny Testaverde's Niece Post Count Not Affected By Demise of Hotties Forum All League Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: NYC Posts: 4,162	[QUOTE=jettingtovictory;3862266]Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic. The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking. [/QUOTE] What's the average for a QB in the NFL in his second year, who started immediately upon leaving college (no sitting on the bench) with only 3 years of college playing time? Is there even anyone out there like that o compare him to?

12-13-2010, 05:06 PM	#6
morite Undrafted Free Agent Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 218	[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862333]When no one is open (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When all your receivers are in one place (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When you are in constant 2nd and 3rd and long situations (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When your offensive gameplan doesn't change from game to game and you can't adjust and you keep calling the same, predictable **** (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. Recognize the pattern here.[/QUOTE] Even with the $hitty playcalling and ball drops, if Sanchez throws an accurate ball he is completing at least 5-10 more balls a game. That is huge, not just from a statistical perspective, but from a position to help this team win instead of lose, and win bigger than just squeaking one out. Sanchez is a real liability for this team right now. His inexperience is the issue, and for that I am not giving up on him. Forget about making a miracle turnaround this season...not happening. If he is still having the same issues next season, he is not going to be the guy to get us a championship.

12-13-2010, 05:09 PM	#7
jetster All League Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3,924	I had to watch whatever I could on the Redzone channel & it was mind boggling! Every single time they went to the Jets game we were in 3rd & 18 3rd & 13 3rd & 10 3rd & 11 3rd & 8 3rd & 7 I am not exagerating about this. Not being able to see how we kept ending up with negative plays was frustrating. 4th & 2 wildcat made me want to break my TV. Rex doesn't want to throw Shoddy under the bus but against good defenses the OC has to come up with a game plan that will find a couple of plays that exploit a pass rush. Whether that's running up inside of Wake or throwing over his head on a quick screen but Shoddy has no effing clue.

12-13-2010, 05:10 PM	#8
GreenWave Veteran Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 2,401	You're wasting your time here. All offensive problems go back to Schotty, and players have no accountability. If a new OC comes in - any new OC - the offense will be light years better and all of Sanchez's shortcomings will magically disappear. Right? :confused:

12-13-2010, 05:11 PM	#9
JetBidi BUTTCHEZ must go !! All League Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Jersey Posts: 2,615	[QUOTE=morite;3862353]Even with the $hitty playcalling and ball drops, if Sanchez throws an accurate ball he is completing at least 5-10 more balls a game. That is huge, not just from a statistical perspective, but from a position to help this team win instead of lose, and win bigger than just squeaking one out. Sanchez is a real liability for this team right now. His inexperience is the issue, and for that I am not giving up on him. Forget about making a miracle turnaround this season...not happening. If he is still having the same issues next season, he is not going to be the guy to get us a championship.[/QUOTE] I agree that Sanchz is playing subpar and making terrible throws when there are the opportunities for completions. However, Shtty is making EVERYTHING harder for Sanchez and not putting him in the position to succeed. It's like 9 out of 10 pass plays will have all the receivers covered (Shtty's fault) and the 1 time someone is open, Sanchez has missed them lately (Sanchez's fault).

12-13-2010, 05:13 PM	#10
ganggreen4life *not understanding why after 5 years of Shity play calling Shity is still the OC* All Pro Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: fair lawn nj Posts: 1,051	[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862333]When no one is open (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When all your receivers are in one place (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When you are in constant 2nd and 3rd and long situations (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. When your offensive gameplan doesn't change from game to game and you can't adjust and you keep calling the same, predictable **** (Shtty's shtty playcalling) then you're going to have a bad completion percentage. Recognize the pattern here.[/QUOTE] +1... As long as Shotty is the OC this team will get no where. Everyone whants to blame Sanchez. How did Farve do in his offense or Pennington. Both sucked and where INT machines. The second they whent to a different team they both had career years. While we are still stuck with the same sh*tty offense. That does nothing but make QB's into INT machines.

12-13-2010, 05:19 PM	#11
JetBidi BUTTCHEZ must go !! All League Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Jersey Posts: 2,615	[QUOTE=ganggreen4life;3862382]+1... As long as Shotty is the OC this team will get no where. Everyone whants to blame Sanchez. How did Farve do in his offense or Pennington. Both sucked and where INT machines. [B]The second they whent to a different team they both had career years. While we are still stuck with the same shtty offense.[/B] That does nothing but make QB's into INT machines.[/QUOTE] +1. The offense has been Shtty since he's been here regardless of what players we had on the field. What does that tell the Sh*tty supporters?

12-13-2010, 05:23 PM	#12
GreenWave Veteran Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 2,401	[QUOTE=ganggreen4life;3862382]+1... As long as Shotty is the OC this team will get no where. Everyone whants to blame Sanchez. How did Farve do in his offense or Pennington. Both sucked and where INT machines. The second they whent to a different team they both had career years. While we are still stuck with the same sh*tty offense. That does nothing but make QB's into INT machines.[/QUOTE] Sure. I mean, it's not like Pennington had a good year when he won Comeback Player of the Year in '06 under Schotty. And it's not like Favre wasn't playing at an all-pro level through 11 games in '08 under Schotty. These things didn't happen... Everyone thought Hackett was holding Pennington back too. Sometimes the players have weaknesses that the OC can't overcome. Like being intimidated by top defenses and being unable to throw accurate passes consistently in inclement conditions. You can blame Schotty, and I have no problem if he goes, as he does call some head-scratchers. But I firmly believe that history will show that Sanchez was the main problem this year. Schotty is nothing more than a mediocre OC who would look like the second coming of Tom Moore if/when Sanchez becomes an QB. This is a QB's league, and all "good" OCs have good QBs. All "bad" OCs have average to below-average QBs. Funny how that works...

12-13-2010, 05:24 PM	#13
Savage69 Jets Insider VIP Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Posts: 39,266	[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862403]+1. The offense has been Shtty since he's been here regardless of what players we had on the field. What does that tell the Shtty supporters?[/QUOTE] Even with Favre's arm being screwed up for the last 5 games of the 08 season the Jets O was ranked 9th.. But that's because Favre never listened to Schotty..:P

12-13-2010, 05:29 PM	#14
SlickBri481 Heal up Darrelle... All Pro Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 6,351	[QUOTE=GreenWave;3862368]You're wasting your time here. All offensive problems go back to Schotty, and players have no accountability. If a new OC comes in - any new OC - the offense will be light years better and all of Sanchez's shortcomings will magically disappear. Right? :confused:[/QUOTE] Schotty is just the latest scapegoat for this team. No one wants to blame Rex yet, so Schotty will be run out of town. People need to open their eyes. Our head coach has taken a monumental hands off approach to the offense. He thinks being a head coach is basically defensive coordinator duties plus bragging in front of the cameras. He ignores game management and game situations because his philosophy is "we're the Jets, we're the best team in the league because I say so." He's just too hands off with the offense and there is no accountability. I think he is a lousy head coach, but Schotty will be the first to go if this disaster continues to play out like it seems.

12-13-2010, 05:30 PM	#15
JetBidi BUTTCHEZ must go !! All League Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Jersey Posts: 2,615	[QUOTE=Savage69;3862411]Even with Favre's arm being screwed up for the last 5 games of the 08 season the Jets O was ranked 9th.. But that's because Favre never listened to Schotty..:P[/QUOTE] It's exactly because Favre runs his own offense and does whatever he wants. The beef with Childress proves it. But continue to ignore the problem. The positive energy will make the team put points on the board. :rolleyes:

12-13-2010, 05:40 PM	#16
sec318 Veteran Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,146	[QUOTE=VinnyTestaverde'sNiece;3862351]What's the average for a QB in the NFL in his second year, who started immediately upon leaving college (no sitting on the bench) with only 3 years of college playing time? Is there even anyone out there like that o compare him to?[/QUOTE] Ryan in Atlanta

12-13-2010, 05:44 PM	#17
Savage69 Jets Insider VIP Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Posts: 39,266	[QUOTE=JetBidi;3862423]It's exactly because Favre runs his own offense and does whatever he wants. The beef with Childress proves it. But continue to ignore the problem. The positive energy will make the team put points on the board. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE] He never listed to Holmgren either.. Always went to a different beat that crazy Brett did..;)

12-13-2010, 05:46 PM	#18
ShoeLessJet Rookie Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 58	[QUOTE=jettingtovictory;3862266]Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic. The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking. That statistic kills drives and paralyzes the running game. The worse part is is that after 30 games as a professional QB the number hasn't even moved. Sanchez has to be better, more accurate and more consistent. Nothing so far over 30 games seems to prove that anything will change.[/QUOTE] We're a better team when we use the pass to set up the run. But we get away from it to much. We should be using Edwards and holmes as decoys like how Moss is used and then run - run - run.

12-13-2010, 05:48 PM	#19
Savage69 Jets Insider VIP Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Posts: 39,266	[QUOTE=sec318;3862445]Ryan in Atlanta[/QUOTE] Ryan and the team were better his rookie year then his 2nd year..This year he's playing great..

12-13-2010, 05:49 PM	#20
KingofNY Fire Sparano, Tanny and bench Sanchez. Hall Of Fame Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Baltimore, Maryland Posts: 2,983	[QUOTE=jettingtovictory;3862266]Stop overanalyzing everything. Our offense is terrible because of 1 number, well actually 2 numbers: 6 and his 53% completion rate. That is horrendous for a QB who has a receiving corps of holmes, edwards, cotch, lt and keller. Even if our receivers have a tendancy to drop balls, it does not come close to accounting for that statistic. The average for a QB in the NFL is 61%. That is a massive difference, statistically speaking. That statistic kills drives and paralyzes the running game. The worse part is is that after 30 games as a professional QB the number hasn't even moved. Sanchez has to be better, more accurate and more consistent. Nothing so far over 30 games seems to prove that anything will change.[/QUOTE] So all of our problems are because Sanchez has a low completion rate? You ever think that maybe his completion rate is so low because the play calls suck and no receivers are open? I hate when people look at one stat and then blame our second year QB over guy calling the plays that consistently fail. Schitty kills drives and paralyzes games. Sanchez is doing the best he can with the crap calls he's given. You have no clue.