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Join Date: Sep 2003
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[QUOTE=Jordy;4297085]That's what happens when you constantly design pocket plays for a 6' 2" QB. Sanchez needs to roll out more.[/QUOTE]
He did roll out and had PTurner wide open for a 10 yard gain but he held onto the ball and took the sack...But let's never blame the QB. |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Philly
Posts: 38,786
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when I think about Mark Sanchez, i don't remember what he does well.
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Hoosiers!
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Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999
Location: Fishers, Indiana
Posts: 3,477
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[QUOTE=fidelioion;4297220]Agree 100%.
The Giants did not play well. The Jets offense is just so entirely inept at this point, the offense the Jets showed the past two weeks is as bad as I've ever seen.[/QUOTE] You can say this about a number of games this year. Denver, Balt, and the 2nd NE game come to mind. Hell I'd even throw the Jags game in there. Lots of FGs and short drives. I think we had only about 275 total yards of offense that day and were pitiful on 3rd down conversions. |
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Heal up Darrelle...
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 6,351
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[QUOTE=Chupa;4297225]lucky? they were pretty obvious calls, nothing lucky about it. Eli was 9/27. Is that what you expect from a 32 year old "franchise" qb?[/QUOTE]
The tuck rule is the worst rule in football, everyone knows that. Sanchez was waving the ball around like a chicken with his head cut off and Tuck stripped him clean. It was a bad play by Mark and he was absolutely bailed out by the refs. But it was indicative of his play the entire 2nd half. Just absolutely clueless and a turnover waiting to happen. Eli was also playing one of the top pass defenses in the league, Mark was facing the 30th ranked pass D. But Mark set the standard for playing poorly against a very low ranked pass D as evidenced by his mediocre efforts against the Pats (twice). You can defend him all you want, but opposing QBs have torched the Giants and Pats pass Ds all season long. Sanchez had 3 tries and was unable to do it. He didn't even come close. That's not good, but keep spinning |
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Where are the Jets?
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 1,907
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[QUOTE=bitonti;4297295]when I think about Mark Sanchez, i don't remember what he does well.[/QUOTE]
At least you're honest about your lack of mental functioning. |
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RE-SIGN ME, DAMMIT!!!
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 8,119
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[b]6 batted down passes, 2 interceptions, 1 lost fumble, 1 safety[/b]
[b]AND A PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE!![/b] |
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Keeping it real...
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Tårnby, Denmark
Posts: 23,145
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4297292]He did roll out and had PTurner wide open for a 10 yard gain but he held onto the ball and took the sack...But let's never blame the QB.[/QUOTE]
1 roll out out of 68 passing plays? And was it a rollout play or did he scramble out of the pocket? I don't recall. Either way, 1 play is hardly a good argument to defend the crappy OC work. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 5,516
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When the wr is wide open and the ball gets tipped, thats annoying as heck. SIX in one game is[B] r e d i c u l o u s[/B]!!! that was crazy... ONE GAME!:steamin:
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