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[b&bjetsfan]

[sh4dy15]

Glad people keep coming out to support him but it honestly doesn't matter. Everything will calm down and he will have to come out next year and prove that he can handle this team and handle this city. I have faith that he can and the change at OC will help. Sparano will get this kids head on straight and hopefully undo any damage Schotty has done. Plus sparano has already talked about 2 big issues, deep passes and protection. Looking forward to new start next year.

Edited by sh4dy15, 16 January 2012 - 01:05 PM.

[Barton]

Does Sanchez go home and study the playbook? Havent seen anybody claim that.

His work ethic may be good at Florham park, but what's doing outside of those hours?

[Jetfan13]

Does Sanchez go home and study the playbook? Havent seen anybody claim that.

His work ethic may be good at Florham park, but what's doing outside of those hours?

Living life I would presume..do you take your job home with you EVERYDAY?

[Barton]

Living life I would presume..do you take your job home with you EVERYDAY?

Often, its called school.

BTW if Sanchez is not working while at home/outside Florham Park then the Jets have a problem.

[Jetfan13]

Often, its called school.

BTW if Sanchez is not working while at home/outside Florham Park then the Jets have a problem.

so you r saying he is not allowed a private life? If the guy is 1st in, last out of Florham Park, I think he is allowed to go home and relax.And school doesn't count, you don't get paid fpr that YET

[pointman]

what's doing outside of those hours?

Kate Upton.

[Barton]

so you r saying he is not allowed a private life? If the guy is 1st in, last out of Florham Park, I think he is allowed to go home and relax.And school doesn't count, you don't get paid fpr that YET

K buddy. Pretty sure every elite QB does work outside of team facilities.

[Jetfan13]

K buddy. Pretty sure every elite QB does work outside of team facilities.

Agreed but you make it sound like that's all he is supposed to do..and besides, he isn't elite, haven't you been paying attention?

[Blackout]

Kate Upton.

no, hes doing that little skank Eliza Kruger lmao

[Larz]

Does Sanchez go home and study the playbook? Havent seen anybody claim that.

His work ethic may be good at Florham park, but what's doing outside of those hours?

banging hot chicks

like a BOSS

[GimmeShelter]

K buddy. Pretty sure every elite QB does work outside of team facilities.

During the lockout didn't he pay for the WR's to train with him?

Haters gonna hate.

[T0mShane]

Wouldn't you guys actually prefer that Sanchez was lazy this year? That the root of his problems was a lack of focus and effort--stuff that can be fixed with a dose of maturity?

[BroadwayJ667]

Wouldn't you guys actually prefer that Sanchez was lazy this year? That the root of his problems was a lack of focus and effort--stuff that can be fixed with a dose of maturity?

Nope, because It's no guarantee that someone will mature. I believe the problem has been/is about to be solved. Being Schottenheimers offensive design and Plax + Holmes

[GimmeShelter]

Wouldn't you guys actually prefer that Sanchez was lazy this year? That the root of his problems was a lack of focus and effort--stuff that can be fixed with a dose of maturity?

"You guys" Does that take the sting off a disappointing season and remove you from the rest of Jets fans.

Actually yes a easily fixable item would be idea but "You and your Guys" seem to change the scenario everytime evidence against something you have previously stated about Sanchez as being fact is dismissed by a source who actually puts his name to it.

IMO his issues were locker room cancers, OL play taking a huge step back followed by his own play going down hill. The fact that it is claimed he was injured since the Denver game didn't help either.
He gets 8 weeks next year to show something assuming Tanny and Rex fix the other issues with the offense.

[T0mShane]

Nope, because It's no guarantee that someone will mature. I believe the problem has been/is about to be solved. Being Schottenheimers offensive design and Plax + Holmes

IMO, it's confidence. Can't tie your shoes without confidence.

[T0mShane]

"You guys" Does that take the sting off a disappointing season and remove you from the rest of Jets fans.

Actually yes a easily fixable item would be idea but "You and your Guys" seem to change the scenario everytime evidence against something you have previously stated about Sanchez as being fact is dismissed by a source who actually puts his name to it.

IMO his issues were locker room cancers, OL play taking a huge step back followed by his own play going down hill. The fact that it is claimed he was injured since the Denver game didn't help either.
He gets 8 weeks next year to show something assuming Tanny and Rex fix the other issues with the offense.

Whoa, buddy. I meant "you guys" that think Sanchez is reclaimable.

[GimmeShelter]

Whoa, buddy. I meant "you guys" that think Sanchez is reclaimable.

I know what you meant. I think you feel he is as well or at least deserves a shot which is all I am saying in light of all the circumstances that coincided with his horrific play this year.
I am not of the opinion that the team dragged him to the AFC title game in 2010. He played too well for that statement. I do feel however that if things are corrected in the locker room, on the OL and with the play calling then he has a short window to prove that his year was due to circumstances other than just him.

[BroadwayJ667]

IMO, it's confidence. Can't tie your shoes without confidence.

I agree, but confidence can be regained. Confidence is lost when you feel like you aren't able to succeed at something. I'll remind you why he was in a situation to fail. The offense did not utilise his strenghts of a vertical passing game. It was too much dink and dunk, almost as if the offense was designed to be like New Englands. The recievers also did not do him any favors, more than likely they were constantly chirping at him. As the season went on I saw Sanchez shy away from an open Plaxico. From what I saw and can gather, Plaxico did not put the work in or the effort to get every pass or learn the offense (remember pick 6 Denver). He didn't trust his recievers.

Say what you want about Sanchez, but look at all the good QB's in the NFL, the offense's they run play to what they do well, they don't have OC's who have an agenda outside of winning a Super Bowl.

[T0mShane]

I know what you meant. I think you feel he is as well or at least deserves a shot which is all I am saying in light of all the circumstances that coincided with his horrific play this year.
I am not of the opinion that the team dragged him to the AFC title game in 2010. He played too well for that statement. I do feel however that if things are corrected in the locker room, on the OL and with the play calling then he has a short window to prove that his year was due to circumstances other than just him.

I think I'm in that same boat. I'm hopeful. I like Mark and think he has some talent, but I think where we differ is in having enough faith in the organization to make the changes necessary to salvage Sanchez. Rex's ego and image don't allow time for patience, Sparano is here to rehabilitate his career, and Tannenbaum won't be able to dump his prize pig in Holmes to clear the locker room of cancers.

I've said many times that Sanchez can be Rich Gannon down the line when he matures and hooks up with a program that will play to his strengths. But, IMO, that will happen three, four, five years from now. No way Rex and Tannenbaum survive that span, nor do I think either is inclined to risk their jobs waiting for it to happen. It's a perfect storm of screwed for Mark right now.