Your franchsie QB...? Franchise running game..., more like it...
Don't be upset b/c our ROOKIE QB played great in postseason while your 2nd year guy folded late in the year w/ the playoffs on the line.
Your franchsie QB...? Franchise running game..., more like it...
Don't be upset b/c our ROOKIE QB played great in postseason while your 2nd year guy folded late in the year w/ the playoffs on the line.
Our core was built through the draft. QB, RB, TE, C, LT, ILB, CB
We have a young core that has been built through the draft and we have sprinkled in FAs and trades around them.
rex was hired last year, we traded up to get a franchise QB and in that draft we got our QB and RB- not bad for a 1st year.
Fatso has 2 more postseason wins as a HC than a)the Miami Dolphins since 2000 and b)Tony Sparano in his entire coaching career:tongue2:
Dude, STOP being such a homer. Someone here said that in the ENTIRE PLAYOFFS Sanchez completed just 12 passes? I'm too lazy to go see if that is the case or not but the point is please stop with your homer talk. "Our rookie qb played great in the postseason".
it just never ends with you. You are by far the biggest homer I have ever seen on this board, and that is saying a lot.
Your QB MANAGED the game, he didn't do s-it in the postseason that turned anyone's heads and made people think "NY's QB played great".
Don't be too lazt to look it up b/c he completed 12 against Cincy and if not for 2 drops it would have been 14 of 15. He completed the best postseason EVER for a rookie QB.
YOU are calling ME a homer?:crazy:
Dude, STOP being such a homer. Someone here said that in the ENTIRE PLAYOFFS Sanchez completed just 12 passes? I'm too lazy to go see if that is the case or not but the point is please stop with your homer talk. "Our rookie qb played great in the postseason".
it just never ends with you. You are by far the biggest homer I have ever seen on this board, and that is saying a lot.
Your QB MANAGED the game, he didn't do s-it in the postseason that turned anyone's heads and made people think "NY's QB played great".
Well someone is wrong.
Dude, STOP being such a homer. Someone here said that in the ENTIRE PLAYOFFS Sanchez completed just 12 passes? I'm too lazy to go see if that is the case or not but the point is please stop with your homer talk. "Our rookie qb played great in the postseason".
it just never ends with you. You are by far the biggest homer I have ever seen on this board, and that is saying a lot.
Your QB MANAGED the game, he didn't do s-it in the postseason that turned anyone's heads and made people think "NY's QB played great".
[b]1 Mark Sanchez 2009 Jets Record (2 - 1) 41 / 68 539 yds 4 TDs 2 INTs 92.7 rating[/b]
2 Dan Marino 1983 Dolphins Record (0 - 1) 15 / 25 193 yds 2 TDs 2 INTs 77.6 rating
3 Matt Ryan 2008 Falcons Record (0 - 1) 26 / 40 199 yds 2 TDs 2 INTs 72.8 rating
4 John Elway 1983 Broncos Record (0 - 1) 10 / 15 123 yds 0 TDs 1 INTs 64.0 rating
5 Ben Roethlisberger 2004 Steelers Record (1 - 1) 31 / 54 407 yds 3 TDs 5 INTs 61.3 rating
6 Bernie Kosar 1985 Browns Record (0 - 1) 10 / 19 66 yds 1 TDs 1 INTs 56.0 rating
7 Jim Everett 1986 Rams Record (0 - 1) 9 / 18 136 yds 1 TDs 2 INTs 54.2 rating
8 Joe Flacco 2008 Ravens Record (2 - 1) 33 / 75 437 yds 1 TDs 3 INTs 50.8 rating
9 Shaun King 1999 Buccaneers Record (1 - 1) 28 / 61 320 yds 1 TDs 3 INTs 47.2 rating
10 Pat Haden 1976 Rams Record (1 - 1) 19 / 43 313 yds 1 TDs 5 INTs 37.4 rating
11 Daryle Lamonica 1963 Bills Record (0 - 1) 9 / 24 168 yds 1 TDs 3 INTs 36.8 rating
12 Todd Marinovich 1991 Raiders Record (0 - 1) 12 / 23 140 yds 0 TDs 4 INTs 31.3 rating
heh - here's the best playoff rookie QB performances in NFL history.
I can't wait to hear your unbiased, non-homer response.Code:[B]1 Mark Sanchez 2009 Jets Record (2 - 1) 41 / 68 539 yds 4 TDs 2 INTs 92.7 rating[/B] 2 Dan Marino 1983 Dolphins Record (0 - 1) 15 / 25 193 yds 2 TDs 2 INTs 77.6 rating 3 Matt Ryan 2008 Falcons Record (0 - 1) 26 / 40 199 yds 2 TDs 2 INTs 72.8 rating 4 John Elway 1983 Broncos Record (0 - 1) 10 / 15 123 yds 0 TDs 1 INTs 64.0 rating 5 Ben Roethlisberger 2004 Steelers Record (1 - 1) 31 / 54 407 yds 3 TDs 5 INTs 61.3 rating 6 Bernie Kosar 1985 Browns Record (0 - 1) 10 / 19 66 yds 1 TDs 1 INTs 56.0 rating 7 Jim Everett 1986 Rams Record (0 - 1) 9 / 18 136 yds 1 TDs 2 INTs 54.2 rating 8 Joe Flacco 2008 Ravens Record (2 - 1) 33 / 75 437 yds 1 TDs 3 INTs 50.8 rating 9 Shaun King 1999 Buccaneers Record (1 - 1) 28 / 61 320 yds 1 TDs 3 INTs 47.2 rating 10 Pat Haden 1976 Rams Record (1 - 1) 19 / 43 313 yds 1 TDs 5 INTs 37.4 rating 11 Daryle Lamonica 1963 Bills Record (0 - 1) 9 / 24 168 yds 1 TDs 3 INTs 36.8 rating 12 Todd Marinovich 1991 Raiders Record (0 - 1) 12 / 23 140 yds 0 TDs 4 INTs 31.3 rating
I qualify it with "for a rookie" he played great in the playoffs. He has a long way to go as a QB but showed a lot of promising things and stepped up when it mattered most.
the truth is that anybody who watched the Jets play knows that he played good for 3 weeks, then he played terrible with a few exceptions until the coaches clipped his wings
he didn't play "great" in the playoffs, and there was never a game where the coaches put the game on his back the way that Miami did with Henne as the season went on
you can say "henne choked with the playoffs on the line" all you want. But Sanchez never even got his leash taken off
He played terrible in 4 games last year. 75% of his INT's came in 25% of his games. But according to you he played terrible with few exceptions. Right. He was up and down last season, which most reasonable people would expect from a rookie with minimal college experience.
He had THE GREATEST ROOKIE QB PLAYOFF run in NFL history. Better than your boy Dan Marino.