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#41 FloridaJetsFan

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Posted 12 November 2012 - 10:23 AM

Sanchez consistently misses open TD passes and ends up throwing int's instead. I've honestly never seen a QB turn so many open TD's into interceptions, it's actually amazing when you think about it. Just about all of those int's are from slow decision making and then poor mechanics when he tries to hurry up to catch up.

If Sanchez made the basic passes that Sparano asked him to make and completed the open TD passes, then the offense would actually score some points. There is no way you can blame this mess on Sparano.


Did you not hear how incredulous Marv Albert and Rich Gannon were when Tebow ran THE SAME play for the fourth time!? Not much OC creativity there.

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Posted 12 November 2012 - 10:44 AM

Sanchez consistently misses open TD passes and ends up throwing int's instead. I've honestly never seen a QB turn so many open TD's into interceptions, it's actually amazing when you think about it. Just about all of those int's are from slow decision making and then poor mechanics when he tries to hurry up to catch up.

If Sanchez made the basic passes that Sparano asked him to make and completed the open TD passes, then the offense would actually score some points. There is no way you can blame this mess on Sparano.


Strange thing is last year with Tom Moore helping Schotty Sanchez was actually pretty good in the red zone.

Let's face it. Fish fans were right when it comes to Sparano. He is a joke when it comes to calling plays. Not that it would have helped Sanchez who at this point appears to be a lost cause.
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Posted 12 November 2012 - 10:50 AM

The timeouts and/or penalties every time Tebow comes in is perhaps the most embarrassing stuff seen in these parts since Dick Curl.


The Tebow package is so secret the Jets don't even know what it is.

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Posted 12 November 2012 - 10:51 AM

Did you not hear how incredulous Marv Albert and Rich Gannon were when Tebow ran THE SAME play for the fourth time!? Not much OC creativity there.


Gannon was pissed. His voice had a distinct air of "WTF am I watching?" You know it's terrible when the the commentators give up.

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Posted 12 November 2012 - 11:40 AM

Did you not hear how incredulous Marv Albert and Rich Gannon were when Tebow ran THE SAME play for the fourth time!? Not much OC creativity there.


Didn't Tebow actually recognize that the D was on to that play and tuck and run instead? I'm pretty sure Sanchez throws a pick 6 there every time.

My memory is a little blurry. I was at my brothers house and that was right about the time that he was tearing everything in half in the house that was Jets related and trying to find out if Woody is listed in the yellow pages..

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Posted 12 November 2012 - 10:10 PM

That's funny - sad and true, but funny!

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 06:09 PM

Erm, Tebow?

Get it together Max. Imagine how badly we'll suck when Jesus hates us.


You mean he doesn't hate us already? The Jets aren't even a "crappy but in rebuild mode", the Jets just all-around suck. Tannenbaum hasn't done anything to improve the team, Sanchez has turned out to be another Jamarus Russell, and Rex still believes that h team is oing o in th Superbowl with a ground n' pound game, vn Hugh Shonn Greene is his #1 HB and his O-Line sucks ass. Tebow won't make th Jets better because he can't pass and everyone owns how to stop him when he runs with it. We also have an owner ho has shown hat he has zero interest in making he Jets a better team. Zero.

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 06:41 PM

Just the thought of Woody owning a team that I root for positively Dolanizes me.

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 08:13 PM

We should keep firing OC's because historically that has worked!!!!

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 08:15 PM

Did you not hear how incredulous Marv Albert and Rich Gannon were when Tebow ran THE SAME play for the fourth time!? Not much OC creativity there.


When you have watched games in which the Jets have lost, how many have you said, "what a creative game plan they had against us"? Ever?

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 08:42 PM

When you have watched games in which the Jets have lost, how many have you said, "what a creative game plan they had against us"? Ever?


Actually, I have watched many games in which I was able to see the opposing offense setup the defense with playcalling and designs.

It happens, I thought Shotty did a masterful job in his first year as OC, but the league caught on to him and he was never able to adjust, not with Pennington, his hand picked QB in Clemens, Favre or Sanchez.

With Sparano this team is so void of talent in so many places its tough to assess, but very rarely have I thought to my self what a great game plan, it he really has the offense off guard. In fact, more often I see his players confused, running wrong routes, completely missing blocks, screwing up any momentum whatsoever.

Sanche is completely shot, but the problems run so deep with this team, and I believe Sparano is one of them.

What has Sparano ever done to justify being OC?

He was an OLine coach.

He was never considered an offensive mind.

As much as I wanted Shotty out, I would have preferred he stayed over Sparano.

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 08:43 PM

We should keep firing OC's because historically that has worked!!!!


You could say the exact same thing about QB.

penny, Clemens, Favre, Sanchez, Tebow.......

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 09:49 PM

If you were the GM or HC of the NY Jets what Offensive Coordinator would you hire to succeed with Sanchez?

Sparano is probably one of the better OC's available for Sanchez yet Mark continues to throw to his 2 favorite targets: the defense, and nobody in particular. Sanchez cannot make basic NFL throws on a consistent basis. Whoever comes in as OC is destined to fail with Sanchez, that is the sad truth of the matter.


Maybe the Jets should call Hue Jackson if Rex stays, and Jackson doesn't get offered another HC gig, he is a great offensive mind, has been succesful as a QB coach with Flacco in 08-09, WR coach in 2010 for Da Raiders, and got a raw deal getting fired as the HC in Oakland last year, doubt he can make Sanchez any good, but they both have USC bloodlines, and Sanchez is some what familliar with his type of offense, if Sanchez must stay 1 more season because of his contract would love to see Hue get a crack at COACHING the offense, QB's, WR's, and calling plays, it's worth a shot, would really need to add a good RB, and 1 more legit deep threat thou to really compliment his Offensive system IMO.

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 10:31 PM

Actually, I have watched many games in which I was able to see the opposing offense setup the defense with playcalling and designs.

It happens, I thought Shotty did a masterful job in his first year as OC, but the league caught on to him and he was never able to adjust, not with Pennington, his hand picked QB in Clemens, Favre or Sanchez.

With Sparano this team is so void of talent in so many places its tough to assess, but very rarely have I thought to my self what a great game plan, it he really has the offense off guard. In fact, more often I see his players confused, running wrong routes, completely missing blocks, screwing up any momentum whatsoever.

Sanche is completely shot, but the problems run so deep with this team, and I believe Sparano is one of them.

What has Sparano ever done to justify being OC?

He was an OLine coach.

He was never considered an offensive mind.

As much as I wanted Shotty out, I would have preferred he stayed over Sparano.


The depressing part is that were going to have to watch Schotty's offense go to town on us. Not exactly looking forward to the Rams game.

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Posted 13 November 2012 - 10:38 PM

Revis, Mangold, Brick, Angie in Accounting and Cromartie.

That is the official list of keepers. Everyone else is gone.

trade then all and break the record for most draft picks. Look toward 2015.




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