1. He was drafted too early
He started about 16 college football games at USC, and when he came into the NFL, he was overwhelmed because he just was not ready mentally to take over a NFL franchise, much less a New York football team
2. Bad coaching
Schotty was one of the worst OC's in football long before Sanchez arrived. He didn't improve in the next three years, and neither did Sanchez! Matt Cavanugh was another enabler. How he still has a job is one of histories greatest mysteries!
Follow that up with Sparano, who has virtually zero experience running a successful offense, and Rex is the anti-Yoda when it comes to developing QBs, and you have a Witch's Couldren Recipe for Bad QB Making 101
3. No #1 receivers.
Santonio Holmes is a complimentary receiver. He's not Steve Smith. Braylon Edwards was an older version of Stephen Hill. Not someone Sanchez can count on. Keller has been dependable until this year, and Mark has struggled mightily without him in the lineup.
And outside of an aged LT, he's had not threat out of the backfield to help him keep the chains moving.
4. No back-up to watch and learn from.
Tying in with #1, he really wasn't ready to take the reins, and probably should have sat behind someone for at least half-a-season. A Matt Hasselbeck-type who can show him how leading a team is done, and set a correct path for him to follow. Bad job by the organization in not giving him a mentor early on.
5. Pressure
Top 5 pick, bad coaches, no back-up, weak WRs, Tim Tebow, and New York Pressure combined will all lead to implosion.
He was on the same path as Eli Manning coming into this season, but now even the defense is failing him. He can't take it anymore. He's done.
Sadly, he has played VERY WELL under Playoff pressure, which shows me under better circumstances, he could excel. But he needs a change of scenery. And I need a change of face.
And I hold T-Rex responsible for this. They did not take care of their most valuable asset, their starting QB. And if, or when, the Jets miss the Playoffs, he fate should be their own......
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Top 5 Reasons Mark Sanchez will be holding a clipboard in the near future
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 06:05 PM
Tebow will replace him by the bye week, and he'll be traded in the off-season.
They didn't bring Tebow in to be the punt protector.....
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They didn't bring Tebow in to be the punt protector.....
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Edited by BlackDynamite, 02 October 2012 - 06:06 PM.
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 06:07 PM
Tebow will replace him by the bye week, and he'll be traded in the off-season.
They didn't bring Tebow in to be the punt protector.....
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 06:12 PM
1. He was drafted too early
He started about 16 college football games at USC, and when he came into the NFL, he was overwhelmed because he just was not ready mentally to take over a NFL franchise, much less a New York football team
I tend to agree with this point. He's 6'2" and not much tape. He had no pressure and wide open stud receivers in (at the time) a mediocre Pac 10 conference. What exactly does he do well? Look at a Flacco or Ben they are giants with big arms. What is supposed to be Mark's edge? his accuracy? Btw USC QB's have basically been a mess for the last decade, why buy that brand name?
10 or 15 slots too early in a weak QB draft. the Jets fell in love and drafted for need.
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 06:14 PM
I tend to agree with this point. He's 6'2" and not much tape. He had no pressure and wide open stud receivers in (at the time) a mediocre Pac 10 conference. What exactly does he do well? Look at a Flacco or Ben they are giants with big arms. What is supposed to be Mark's edge? his accuracy? Btw USC QB's have basically been a mess for the last decade, why buy that brand name?
10 or 15 slots too early in a weak QB draft. the Jets fell in love and drafted for need.
His long-ball and play-action are very good.......
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 06:17 PM
I am of the opinion the Jets played a huge part in ruining Mark Sanchez I think the kid was talented and had flashes of brilliance but he also has had extended flashes of incompetence weather you think its all on him, all on the coaches or all on the talent is irrelivant at this point in time. Im done arguing the point anymore.The team itself sucks on offense and its going to take more than just a QB to fix it. As a matter of fact I think with this cast of misfits the worst thing we could do this offseason is draft a QB and when I say misfits Im talking everyone not just the players. I think we deal with what we dealt ourselves and let Mark play it out this year and next. I dont think we have much of a choice because that bitch Woody will not pay a player what Sanchez is getting to just sit.
All that being said Tebow is FAR FAR from the answer. If anything we should get a look at McElroy at some point because hes a real QB, and its the smart thing to do. While I personally feel Rex and Tanny are complete Idiots, at some point you have to look at what you have because there is always the chance something may come of it. If the future plan is to draft a new QB, you must look at McElroy, never know maybe we get lucky. of course in Jets fashion they would just go out and draft a QB and waste the pick without doing the smart thing, its what we do .
All we can do is hope something snaps and turns this organization back around we've seen it happen for other teams and lord knows the Die hard Jets fans deserve something for once
All that being said Tebow is FAR FAR from the answer. If anything we should get a look at McElroy at some point because hes a real QB, and its the smart thing to do. While I personally feel Rex and Tanny are complete Idiots, at some point you have to look at what you have because there is always the chance something may come of it. If the future plan is to draft a new QB, you must look at McElroy, never know maybe we get lucky. of course in Jets fashion they would just go out and draft a QB and waste the pick without doing the smart thing, its what we do .
All we can do is hope something snaps and turns this organization back around we've seen it happen for other teams and lord knows the Die hard Jets fans deserve something for once
Edited by Smashmouth, 02 October 2012 - 06:19 PM.
No question this is the most talent we've had since I took over as head clown and stuff
I can tell ya this, no ones gonna wanna play the Jets next year
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 07:38 PM
I'm holding out hope that he somehow channels his inner Eli Brees. As bad as he has been, the currently available options are worse.
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 07:54 PM
But he signs every post "BD!" how do you not like that? He's very self important!
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Posted 02 October 2012 - 08:24 PM
he is not a good quarterback and im loving how the sanchez apologists have finally seen that.
Maybe all the Rex apologists can finally see that Rex is a bad coach who is ruining this franchise
Edited by JFtoLong, 02 October 2012 - 08:24 PM.
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