NY Jets vs. Patriots w/ Tom Brady as starting QB: 5-15
NY Jets vs. Patriots w/ all other QBs: 46-36-1
Steve grogan had ZERO career postseason wins which is 4 less than Mark sanchez has had in his brief career.
Sanchez had as many TDs (3)in one game(at NE div rd 2010) as Grogan had in his postseason career
in 2 less games(and 3 less starts) grogan threw 7 INTs while Sanchez only has 3
Sanchez will never be Tom Brady but at least he's not down there w/ Steve grogan
Well Grogan was 12-5 against the Jests in his starts and he never even had the advantage of a top 5 defense like the Dirty Taco. Then again the Jests don't have that defense anymore either so looks like Taco boy is on a fast trak to being a back up QB.
It's clear just how much you love Taco Boy, we will see just how long you can hold on to that crush.
a guy who is talking up Steve "I never won a playoff game" Grogan and has him as his username is talking about crushes? come on, seriously?
Well most real football fans remember Grogan as a very talented QB that played his a$$ off for very bad teams and managed to stay in the league for over a decade. Taco Boy will be a back up QB within two years and out of the league in a hadfull more. Then we will see how much man-love your going to have left for him.
Really? In 2011 he was the 23rd rated QB; in 2010 he was rated the 27th QB; and as a rookie in 2009, he was #28. So, if he's moving up at the rate of 5 spots every 3 years, he should hit the top ten in 2020!!!! :up: YEE HAW!!!!!
You are comparing apples and oranges. QBs in the 1970s and 1980s made more long pass attempts than they do today, resulting in lower completion % and more TDs. That was also in the heyday of the "bump and run" pass defense when DBs regularly smacked WRs all over the field and DLers trampled QBs with impunity.
Remember what the Ravens did to El Guapo on national TV last season? Well, that's what he'd have faced almost every game, and we all saw that he handled that pressure sooooo well! Your boy El Guapo would go running for his Mama if had to face what Grogan and the other QBs of that day faced every Sunday.
By whatever standard you want to use, Steve Grogan was a better NFL QB than Mark Sanchez. Sanchez will be lucky to remain the Jests' starter. You can swallow that cago about Tebow being the backup and the wildcat QB but I think he was brought in to placate the fans when Sanchez proves to be his usual mediocre self.Stop pretending to be so ignorant ... unless you really are as dumb as some of the crap that you post in which case I suppose you can't help yourself.
Offenses and defenses were different in the 1970s and 1980s, at least partially because there were many fewer rules to protect players, especially offensive players, which meant that defenses had could be far more disruptive than they are today. Even mediocre defenses could raise havoc even with good offenses, and NE back then wasn't all that great a team.
QBR doesn't count, but cherry picking other stats to "prove" your points is okay?
Stop pretending to be so ignorant ... unless you really are as dumb as some of the crap that you post in which case I suppose you can't help yourself.
Offenses and defenses were different in the 1970s and 1980s, at least partially because there were many fewer rules to protect players, especially offensive players, which meant that defenses had could be far more disruptive than they are today. Even mediocre defenses could raise havoc even with good offenses, and NE back then wasn't all that great a team.
QBR doesn't count, but cherry picking other stats to "prove" your points is okay?