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i kind of agree with you, but geno was going to be the starter week 1 before he got punched. i'm sure the have lost some faith in him since then, but i don't think they have no faith.

damn. you sure you've only missed a handful of games?

the pats and seahawks are a little different. the pats have dominated the AFCE for close to a decade and a half now. the seahawks have only been good a few years.

have to beat the raiders

you can say this about almost every QB in the NFL except for a handful. Fitz needs a good team around him to win. As long as he doesn't make mistakes the jets will always have a shot to win.

field position killed us. the pats only need 46 yds to get their first 10 points, -1 for the FG and 47 for the TD where as the jets went 79 yards to get a FG and then had to go 83 yards for the TD.

print media is dead. they need flashy and controversial headlines to get clicks.

this can go here as well

holy crap these headline writers suck so bad

which QB's is he better than? Division: Team (starting quarterbacks list): Current starting quarterback: College drafted from: Year drafted (pick): Starter since: Ref: NFC West Arizona Cardinals (list) Carson Palmer USC 2003 (1) September 13, 2015 [7] NFC South Atlanta Falcons (list) Matt Ryan Boston College 2008 (3) December 20, 2009 [8] AFC North Baltimore Ravens (list) Joe Flacco Delaware 2008 (18) September 7, 2008 [9] AFC East Buffalo Bills (list) Tyrod Taylor Virginia Tech 2011 (180) September 13, 2015 [10] NFC South Carolina Panthers (list) Cam Newton Auburn 2011 (1) December 21, 2014 [11] NFC North Chicago Bears (list) Jay Cutler Vanderbilt 2006 (11) October 4, 2015 [12] AFC North Cincinnati Bengals (list) Andy Dalton TCU 2011 (35) September 11, 2011 [13] AFC North Cleveland Browns (list) Josh McCown Sam Houston State 2002 (81) September 27, 2015 [14] NFC East Dallas Cowboys (list) Brandon Weeden Oklahoma State 2012 (22) September 27, 2015 [15] AFC West Denver Broncos (list) Peyton Manning Tennessee 1998 (1) September 9, 2012 [16] NFC North Detroit Lions (list) Matthew Stafford Georgia 2009 (1) September 11, 2011 [17] NFC North Green Bay Packers (list) Aaron Rodgers Cal 2005 (24) December 29, 2013 [18] AFC South Houston Texans (list) Ryan Mallett Arkansas 2011 (74) September 20, 2015 [19] AFC South Indianapolis Colts (list) Andrew Luck Stanford 2012 (1) September 9, 2012 [20] AFC South Jacksonville Jaguars (list) Blake Bortles UCF 2014 (3) September 28, 2014 [21] AFC West Kansas City Chiefs (list) Alex Smith Utah 2005 (1) September 13, 2015 [22] AFC East Miami Dolphins (list) Ryan Tannehill Texas A&M 2012 (8) September 9, 2012 [23] NFC North Minnesota Vikings (list) Teddy Bridgewater Louisville 2014 (32) October 12, 2014 [24] AFC East New England Patriots (list) Tom Brady University of Michigan 2000 (199) September 14, 2009 [25] NFC South New Orleans Saints (list) Drew Brees Purdue 2004 (106) October 4, 2015 [26] NFC East New York Giants (list) Eli Manning Ole Miss 2004 (1) November 21, 2004 [6] AFC East New York Jets (list) Ryan Fitzpatrick Harvard 2005 (250) September 13, 2015 [27] AFC West Oakland Raiders (list) Derek Carr Fresno State 2014 (36) September 7, 2014 [28] NFC East Philadelphia Eagles (list) Sam Bradford Oklahoma 2010 (1) September 14, 2015 [29] AFC North Pittsburgh Steelers (list) Michael Vick Virginia Tech 2001 (1) September 28, 2015 [30] AFC West San Diego Chargers (list) Philip Rivers NC State 2004 (4) September 11, 2006 [31] NFC West San Francisco 49ers (list) Colin Kaepernick Nevada 2011 (36) November 19, 2012 [32] NFC West Seattle Seahawks (list) Russell Wilson Wisconsin 2012 (75) September 9, 2012 [33] NFC West St. Louis Rams (list) Nick Foles Arizona 2012 (88) September 13, 2015 [34] NFC South Tampa Bay Buccaneers (list) Jameis Winston Florida State 2015 (1) September 13, 2015 [35] AFC South Tennessee Titans (list) Marcus Mariota Oregon 2015 (2) September 13, 2015 [36] NFC East Washington Redskins (list) Kirk Cousins Michigan State 2012 (102) September 13, 2015 [37]

the illegal formation is not a problem because they never intended on snapping the ball.

good read

I used to think of Ivory as a poor mans Beast Mode, but now I think he is every bit as good as Marshawn Lynch.

the 2009 offense was pretty damn good too. not at the WR position, but the OLine was the best in the entire NFL. #1 team in rushing.

whatever. you're changing the subject. i'm not arguing with you about Marshall vs Edwards or the 2009 vs 2015 offense. i don't agree with your first post that 2015 Fitzpatrick isn't better than 2009 Sanchez.

the offense with braylon edwards was almost as good. they did have the best offense line in football in 2009. sanchez definitely had a very good rookie year.

you think Sanchez in 2009 is better than Ryan Fitzpatrick in 2015?

#1 in rushing offense

Fitzpatrick right now is so much better than a rookie Sanchez it's not even close.

this team is so similar to the 2009 team that went to the AFCC game but with a better QB.

my family calls tomato sauce gravy.

he was asked a question about tom brady and the patriots and answered it perfectly.