Your spins are getting to be fun because you're at a point where you're contradicting yourself more than Romney and Kerry ever have. You're like the last Flat World holdout after Columbus sailed around it.
First to set the record straight: we differ on all of what follows. Frankly on the basis of that, we both know that anyone who's impartial will agree with me. Consequently I know that Moore is not only a better QB than Henne, but also a better QB than Sanchez. I cannot think of more than 2 teams if that, based on their current starters and draft pick investments who would trade even a 3rd for Sanchez with the idea of giving him the starting job. So to that end, I'd say Sanchez would make a good backup once his testicles finally drop and he stops pouting like a little girl, but until then, he's okay for the backup to the backup.
Now, I'd agree that Henne had us in contention. As a matter of fact we were more in contention legitimately than the jets in 09, Going into game 14, both teams were 7-6 and needed to win; neither did. Beyond that in that season Miami beat the jets twice so were the superior team going into game 15. If not for the scheduling which was so egregious that the league immediately changed its policy to prevent that from ever happening again, there's no reason to think that, if that flooky knee-taking schedule fell our way, the team that beat the jets twice would not have also beaten an Indy team that was not trying and a Cinci team that had its run early on (just like Denver started out 6-0) and died by the time it reached game 16. So yes, Henne was no different than Sanchez in terms of having his team in contention and moving on to the playoffs and likely at the least beating the pathetic Bengals again.
Now I've been telling you for years that Henne was better than Sanchez and that he was victimized by poor and predictible offensive play calling, butter-fingered receivers and turnstyle OLs. You poo poo'ed that..but guess what? As soon as Sanchez started crapping the bed this year, most of those were exactly the same excuses you used to deflect blame and accountability from The Taco. So defiinitely Henne could and would have done whatever Sanchez did and probably more given his supporting cast of characters!
And I'm here to tell you that while Henne is certainly better than the coddled and enabled Sanchez, I've seen with my own eyes in person the difference between Moore and Henne from a skills standpoint, and a leadership standpoint (an "it factor" that Sanchez completely lacks!). So IMO that puts Moore leagues ahead of Sanchez.
Now as far as your BS about pressure: I've been telling you all along that Sanchez has gotten a pressure-free ride. I used the specific word "enabled." When you're in contention for a post season in 2011 at 8-5, and you again crap the bed being blown out by the giants and philly , throwing 3TDs to 4 ints throwing up a 67.5 and a 54.2 QBR respectively, any good coach would try something new with little to lose vs the Fins. Unfortunately, as Sanchez has seen in the past, no one was there to step in for him other than a rusty senior citizen. Now I used "enabled" but the 2 players who each accomplished much more individually than the rest of the jest offensive did collectively and had Brees, Rivers and Big Ben as professional QB standards by which to compare described Taco as "coddled." I found it funny that his 2 most ardent defenders, Keller and Mangold never had a pro QB to compare him against and at best used the college skills of Kyle Orton, Mr 4QBR, Curtis Painter and Todd Boeckman and Troy Smith. Now which group knew what they were talking about.
Long way of saying:
Sanchez: present laughing stock among insiders who might become decent backup if he ever grows some cajones and plays with the mindset that he's finally accountable
Henne: as much a victim of circumstances as skills limitation but better than Sanchez
Moore: best of the 3 and it isn't even close
