Josh Freeman

[jetssjumets]

Originally Posted by detectivekimble

Yes, stats are meaningless. Sanchez has a better winning % in the playoffs than Peyton. He's a better QB, right?

Name the receivers on that TB team.

Wins? Sanchez was just along for the ride. In fact, he's probably cost the team wins, if anything. That 2009 team had a better than 9-7 roster. The 2010 was probably better than an 11-5 team.

Now, when the team is asking Sanchez to do more, you're seeing how good he really is. 8-8 last year and heading for a top 10 draft pick this year. Meanwhile, TB is set at the QB position.

Bull sh!!t!

In 2009, several of the Jets 7 losses had nothing to do with Sanchez. I can name several games the Jets scored ample points to win but the defense could not hold a lead, and in one case special teams (2nd Miami game) -- 2Ls to Miami; Jax loss; and Atl loss. The 2 losses I will pin on Sanchez that year was Buffalo at home and NE on the road. Nice try.

As for Freeman, he has more weapons on offense this year than Sanchez ever had as a Jet. Even with that, TB is 6-4, including today's win, after winning 4 straight. Like most others, you only live in the moment. I am sure you weren't here chirpping a month ago when TB was 2-4 after the first 6 weeks of the season. Better yet, re-post for all of us your praise of Freeman last year as you are doing now? If so, I will apologize and stand corrected.

[SlickBri481]

Freeman is heading towards elite status this season. Great comeback today, made up for early mistakes. He's way better than Mark, it's not even comparable. Much better physical tools, much smarter player.

[Eckesg1]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

Freeman is heading towards elite status this season. Great comeback today, made up for early mistakes. He's way better than Mark, it's not even comparable. Much better physical tools, much smarter player.

Problem is that he has Drew Brees and Matt Ryan in the same division, preventing him from getting to the playoffs.

[SlickBri481]

Originally Posted by Eckesg1

Problem is that he has Drew Brees and Matt Ryan in the same division, preventing him from getting to the playoffs.

They have a chance. With him, Martin, and Jackson, they have a nice core on offense. A good team will be left out of it in this year's NFC while a terrible one will make it in the AFC.

[Eckesg1]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

They have a chance. With him, Martin, and Jackson, they have a nice core on offense. A good team will be left out of it in this year's NFC while a terrible one will make it in the AFC.

Next 4 games will decide

Home to Atlanta
@ Denver
Home to Philly
@ New Orleans

As for the playoff picture

AFC:
Houston
Baltimore
New England
Denver
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis


NFC:
Atlanta
Chicago
San Francisco
NY Giants
Green Bay
Tampa Bay/Seattle

[jetssjumets]

Originally Posted by SlickBri481

Freeman is heading towards elite status this season. Great comeback today, made up for early mistakes. He's way better than Mark, it's not even comparable. Much better physical tools, much smarter player.

Freeman is now elite? LMAO. Let's see him make the playoffs and win a playoff game before we crown him elite. Beating a 2-win team on the road, in OT, is nothing special.