[S. Newsum]

Stop blaming Sanchez!

It's Sporano's fault all the way. There's actually a designed play for the last Jets drive in regulation. It's called a HB Draw!!!!

You have to make the defense respect the pass in that situation especially when the FG was only 39yds at that point.

Why call a obviously designed run play twice when you can trick the defense into maybe thinking you will throw deep for TD or first down to win the game?!?!

Sporano = Schotty x 2

[santana]

Sparano*

I think sanchez looks better then he did last year
so i will still blame shotty and sanchez

[Mr_Jet]

I'm kind of indifferent towards Sparano at this point in the season. I'm still hoping that the Chargers fire Norv Turner at the end of the season he we hire him as our OC. But then again we could be looking for a new GM or HC or QB or all three. So we'll see I guess.

[SecondHandJets]

We knew from his time with the Dolphins that Sparano is a "play for the FG" type of coach. We shouldn't be surprised that our offense was lacking creativity.

[extmenace]

lol...Throw the OC under the bus instead of admitting that our once to be franchise QB isn't a franchise QB. This could have been a valid argument a few seasons ago but if sanchez was what he was supposed to be, Shotty would still have his job, or maybe even a head coaching job.

Look at the last few rookie seasons, Luck, RGIII, Dalton, Cam, and hell even Russell Wilson. All have to be considered better QB's than sanchez at this point and they aren't even close in terms of experience. Its time to face the music, Sanchez cannot carry an offense...Sanchez was a boom or bust prospect coming out. By no means a surefire guy like a luck (hes going to be good, its pretty obvious). He doesn't make the players around him better. He is at best a good back up QB. It doesn't matter who sanchez's OC is, the guy just doesn't throw the ball with confidence.

I was watching dalton the other night and if you compare sanchez and dalton...the way dalton steps back and throws the ball and the way sanchez drops backs and throws the ball is night and day. Sanchez seems nervous, unsure, and anxious. Dalton steps back with confidence, scans the field and makes his throws like he knows its going to be completed. Sanchez looks like he is trying to get the pass to his target. Dalton just throws it on instincts. QB's make OC's look good, OC's make offenses look good. You can't make an offense look good if your QB can't execute the plays called. The way the league is set up now, you aren't going to go anywhere without a competent QB.

[Mr_Jet]

extmenace, on 24 October 2012 - 04:35 PM, said:

lol...Throw the OC under the bus instead of admitting that our once to be franchise QB isn't a franchise QB. This could have been a valid argument a few seasons ago but if sanchez was what he was supposed to be, Shotty would still have his job, or maybe even a head coaching job.

So what's the excuse for the offense also not excelling with Pennington, Clemens, or Favre under Schotty's play calling? Why isn't Sam Bradford playing lights out right now under Schotty's play calling? Criticize Sanchez all you want but the idea that he is the reason why Schotty didn't succeed with the Jets and the reason why he's not a head coach right now is ridiculous.

[gmany3k]

extmenace, on 24 October 2012 - 03:35 PM, said:

lol...Throw the OC under the bus instead of admitting that our once to be franchise QB isn't a franchise QB. This could have been a valid argument a few seasons ago but if sanchez was what he was supposed to be, Shotty would still have his job, or maybe even a head coaching job.

Look at the last few rookie seasons, Luck, RGIII, Dalton, Cam, and hell even Russell Wilson. All have to be considered better QB's than sanchez at this point and they aren't even close in terms of experience. Its time to face the music, Sanchez cannot carry an offense...Sanchez was a boom or bust prospect coming out. By no means a surefire guy like a luck (hes going to be good, its pretty obvious). He doesn't make the players around him better. He is at best a good back up QB. It doesn't matter who sanchez's OC is, the guy just doesn't throw the ball with confidence.

I was watching dalton the other night and if you compare sanchez and dalton...the way dalton steps back and throws the ball and the way sanchez drops backs and throws the ball is night and day. Sanchez seems nervous, unsure, and anxious. Dalton steps back with confidence, scans the field and makes his throws like he knows its going to be completed. Sanchez looks like he is trying to get the pass to his target. Dalton just throws it on instincts. QB's make OC's look good, OC's make offenses look good. You can't make an offense look good if your QB can't execute the plays called. The way the league is set up now, you aren't going to go anywhere without a competent QB.

Good for you . the best we can do is become a system based team so we can be in the playoffs with just a guy like mark until we pick up a guy with the actual ability.

[S-Dubb]

1st year with Sparano, new system and a sh*t load of injuries at WR. This isn't all on Sanchez alone. The offense seems to be settling in a little bit.

[SecondHandJets]

S-Dubb, on 25 October 2012 - 03:06 AM, said:

1st year with Sparano, new system and a sh*t load of injuries at WR. This isn't all on Sanchez alone. The offense seems to be settling in a little bit.

Holy shit! This is the first time you've actually not blamed Sanchez for everything from the offense to the San Francisco earthquake.


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[FlyHiJets]

extmenace, on 24 October 2012 - 04:35 PM, said:

lol...Throw the OC under the bus instead of admitting that our once to be franchise QB isn't a franchise QB. This could have been a valid argument a few seasons ago but if sanchez was what he was supposed to be, Shotty would still have his job, or maybe even a head coaching job.

Did you fall and bump your head???

Sparano is ABSOLUTELY to blame for that loss. How the FVCK do you call for a SLANT that HAS NOT WORKED ALL DAY on 3rd & one when your RB has NOT missed one ALL YEAR....I repeat....your RB is 16 for 16 on 3rd & 1 & you call a slant that has NOT WORKED AT ALL. But you want to blame Sanchez for that? Seriously? I guess Sanchez is to blame for Hill dropping the pass that hit him directly in the numbers with no one around him for 4-5 yards late in the 4th that would have just as easily put the game away? Yeah....Sanchez definitely made mistakes in the game. There's no denying that but before you go throwing him under the bus and claiming some wild bullsh!t like Schotty deserves to be a HC somewhere in his league, take a little look at Sanchez's numbers and then look at someone named Eli Manning's. Sanchez actually has better numbers than Eli through 3 years. Guess what? Eli's got 2 rings. Still think Sanchez can't turn into something if the handcuffs finally get removed and he gets someone that will finally go for the fvcking throat instead of playing for FG's? Enough of the Herm Edwards playing not to lose bullsh!t and start playing to win!!

[S. Newsum]

Probably some of the worst late-game playcalling since Schotty tried to get cute in Pittsburgh. If Sanchez was given a competent OC he would be doing better. Last week's sequence of playcalling proves to me Sparano is not the answer. He can't utilize Tebow and can't make the right offensive calls in late-game scenarios. Check please! I'm done!


...and on 3rd and 1 from the 2 you give it to your power-back or redzone threat (i.e. Tebow). You don't throw it to a 4th string WR. Seriously why did you trade for Tebow if you don't use him in that scenario? It's like Sparono all of sudden went brain-dead. I'm just babbling but c'mon.