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Really Getting Tired Of Not Having A Stud Signal Caller
#1
Posted 12 August 2012 - 08:18 PM
Im tired of the constant sh*t with this team. Tired of having these absolutely DISGUSTING offensive showings. Tired of not having a legit signal caller. Lets face it, whether its Tebow or Sanchez were screwed. Sanchez has had a camp similar to the ones he's had in the past. His accuracy sucks, ball placement is suspect, indecisive in the pocket and he just doesn't take shots anymore. He's ultra conservative now. Always opting for underneath and check down stuff. Just doesn't have the stones to penetrate the defense vertically.
I guess I'm just fed up. The first 3 years at times looked highschool-ish with the offense. I was patient early on, as we go along I'm losing patience. Now its year 4. I hear all the wonderful things Sanchez has been doing and I compliment him. He's really trying to be an elite guy. I give him credit but sometimes your just not fit to be elite. Maybe something else is his calling and not footall.
Just ranting but I would like nothing more to go into the season confident in my QB. I don't know what that feels like.
#2
Posted 12 August 2012 - 09:26 PM

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#5
Posted 12 August 2012 - 11:35 PM
The Jets haven't had an actual offensive philosophy in years. Edwards didn't have one. Mangini didn't really. Ryan think saying "we wanna run it" is an offensive gameplan. Schotty was in charge of the offense and didn't even understand you can't both distrust your QB and call 60 passes at the same time.
We've thrown out the future on multiple waste of space headline grabs that cost us. Holmes and Burress and Favre and drafting Sanchez to play in an illfitting offense where he has gotten beat to a pulp.
The Jets offensive woes are there own.
And the Ravens have the same problem. They've gotten by throwing every RB they can against the wall and hoping it sticks, but when it didn't pan out (injuries,etc) the team just failed.
#8
Posted 13 August 2012 - 10:52 AM
#9
Posted 13 August 2012 - 03:37 PM
Tanny because lets be honest, he sucks as a GM.
#11
Posted 13 August 2012 - 05:10 PM
azjetfan, on 13 August 2012 - 11:46 AM, said:
I beg to differ. The Packers OL when they went to the superbowl was amongst the worst in the league. Thing is Rodgers knows how to use his footwork and his athleticism. Sanchez is too indecisive on what he wants to do.
This post really isn't about Sanchez or Tebow. We're stuck with them for now and as much as I want to put my faith in Sanchez I can't. He strikes me as very unsure, bewildered out there. Still strikes me as a puppy like he was when he was a rookie in his demeanor. I don't know. I personally don't feel the answer we need is on the roster. Unfortunately by that time their not on this roster neither will Rex and likely Mike T more then likely. Often times no matter how good your defense is, if you don't have a signal caller your coach won't last long.
Rex's days are numbered if Sanchez can't get "unSchottyfied". Hopefully Sparano and Sanchez mesh.
#12
Posted 13 August 2012 - 05:24 PM
S-Dubb, on 13 August 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:
This post really isn't about Sanchez or Tebow. We're stuck with them for now and as much as I want to put my faith in Sanchez I can't. He strikes me as very unsure, bewildered out there. Still strikes me as a puppy like he was when he was a rookie in his demeanor. I don't know. I personally don't feel the answer we need is on the roster. Unfortunately by that time their not on this roster neither will Rex and likely Mike T more then likely. Often times no matter how good your defense is, if you don't have a signal caller your coach won't last long.
Rex's days are numbered if Sanchez can't get "unSchottyfied". Hopefully Sparano and Sanchez mesh.
That i understand. I noticed it too the 1st game. remember when vinny T was old and he kept seeing "ghost rushers" sanchez seems like he is always rushing things and not hanging in there cause he knows his o-line is gonna give out and he's gonna get rushed. he always seems like he doens't trust his WRs. i see rodgers make some throws into tight coverage cause he trusts his WRs. I don't hink sanchez does. holmes gave up last year and who else does he have that he can trust. keller is the only one it seems liek he trusts to make a play for the ball
#13
Posted 13 August 2012 - 05:33 PM
azjetfan, on 13 August 2012 - 11:46 AM, said:
That first year Rodgers was playing for Green Bay he got absolutely destroyed behind an awful offensive line, worse than what the Jets have. And he still did far better than Sanchez has ever done in any of the years he's played.

#14
Posted 13 August 2012 - 05:42 PM
JetsOhFive, on 13 August 2012 - 06:33 PM, said:
All I hear are excuses,excuses, excuses.
It's like Sanchez needs a top 3 defense, top 5 running game, elite WR's and 5 pro bowl OL. I'm tired of the excuses. People get too hung up on those 2 AFC championship games. I don't care who you have a QB. When your running game and defense are amongst the best in the league you'll go places. The same argument we use in Sanchez's case we could almost use in reverse and say if Sanchez hadn't been our QB and had anyone else we might be superbowl champs.
#15
Posted 13 August 2012 - 05:49 PM
I totally understand the frustration though. Most of us are too young to remember watching Namath and that NFL was an entirely different era and style of football. We mostly know him because of the lure of the guarantee and winning Super Bowl III. But since him we've either gotten QBs who didn't pan out for whatever reason (Todd, O'Brien, Pennington) or QBs who's best years were already behind them by the time they joined the Jets (Boomer, Vinny, Favre). Then of course as we all know the Jets could've drafted Dan Marino and chose not to, so that doesn't help either. So I understand the frustration and constant wondering when is it going to be our turn. But let's not jump the gun and just throw Sanchez out the door before we see what he does without Schotty. Sadly we may not get to see this becuase I honestly believe he'll get injured behind this offensive line. He like every other QB who's ever played QB needs to be upright and not under constant pressure. I can't stress that fact enough. You can't expect him to be throwing bombs down the field while he's laying on his back. I've never seen any QB ever do that.
Look, it has been only one PRESEASON game so far. The first team hardly played, most of the WRs that will be the starters on week 1 didn't play in that game, and we're still putting in a new offense. Sprano said before the game they weren't going to do much and that's exactly what they did. The third preseason game will be the one that's actually like a real game. So let's just chill with all the doom and gloom until we actually have something significant to analyze. I'm more worried about Shoon Greene than I am about Sanchez. The run game is the bread and butter of this offense. That's what got us to the playoffs in 2009 and 2010. We know what we need to do when it comes to the run game, the question is do we have the RBs capable of doing it. My question is not when are we going to get a stud QB, my question is when are we going to get one of those RBs that are later round picks or undrafted and have awesome seasons?

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#16
Posted 13 August 2012 - 06:24 PM
Mr_Jet, on 13 August 2012 - 06:49 PM, said:
This is what cracks me up, fans are panicking based on 1 preseason game where the starters barely played. Sanchez is awful because he didn't throw a downfield pass in 2 possessions and he was under pressure.
Another thing to remember with the new system, they are also learning a new blocking scheme so unblocked blitzers in the first game is not something totally unexpected.
There aren't many truly elite QBs and those that are it took YEARS for them to reach that level. And you can talk about the run game and defense, but how did that help Sanchez as a passer? There are other factors that go into a passing game, the Jets didn't focus on the passing game, they have new WRs all the time, they have had lazy cancerous WRs like Holmes, Edwards, and Burress. Never any elite skill players. And the passing schemes weren't great, they have been pretty bad the entire time Schottenheimer has been OC of the Jets.
If we move on from Sanchez, I am confident he can become a good starting QB with another team. The Jets don't really understand how to develop a young QB. I wish we could at least find a elite skill player. We don't have a top 10 WR or RB on this roster.
#17
Posted 13 August 2012 - 06:28 PM
azjetfan, on 13 August 2012 - 11:46 AM, said:
do u ever watch the packers? Aaron Rodgers does it behind an AWFUL oline cus the only good olinemen he has are always hurt.
#18
Posted 13 August 2012 - 06:30 PM
S-Dubb, on 13 August 2012 - 06:42 PM, said:
It's like Sanchez needs a top 3 defense, top 5 running game, elite WR's and 5 pro bowl OL. I'm tired of the excuses. People get too hung up on those 2 AFC championship games. I don't care who you have a QB. When your running game and defense are amongst the best in the league you'll go places. The same argument we use in Sanchez's case we could almost use in reverse and say if Sanchez hadn't been our QB and had anyone else we might be superbowl champs.
EXACTL! ALL OF THIS ^ Thank you!
P.S. thank you to whoever changed my name. Just realized it was different because I just leave myself signed on. I Approve!
#19
Posted 13 August 2012 - 06:35 PM
JetsOhFive, on 13 August 2012 - 06:33 PM, said:
His first year was also after years of sitting on the bench, if he started from day 1 he would have had his struggles. The Packers did a great job at developing him, he became a different QB after years on the bench.

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