FloridaPatsFan

First of all, this is not Bashing Mark Sanchez because he plays for the Jets...for the most part, he is an exciting player...Good scrambler, throws on the run, decent arm, very energetic, etc, etc....

However....

His stats from Monday nights game were very typical of last year and although the Jets got hot at the right time and used that momentum all the way to the AFCCG last year....it was NOT Sanchez who was responsible for that.

Granted, Baltimore has a very good defense that will match up favorably against many teams in the NFL....There were several moments in that game when Sanchez should have been able to keep drives going...but never got into a rhythm and to me, looked very much like the player he was last year.

Maybe the Jets will go after our secondary, but again, I don't think that is going with thier stregnth and certainly not Sanchez's.

Although the Jets are a popular pick to go deep into the playoffs by many....(not us, of course)...If Sanchez can't get it done Sunday...and continues to look like he did last year and the Baltimore game....Having a QB that is a liability is a huge team morale killer.

Maybe Sanchez will get it going eventually, but nothing I've seen of him so far gives me the confidence that he will.

mgteich

Sanchez needs a better quarteback coach nad a better offense. Unless he gets better coaching (and better support), he will be a bust. BTW, I do think that he has the talent to be a middle of the road starter in the nfl.

Mogamedogz

Here is my evaluation of Mark Sanchez... Johnny Damon without the Pro Talent.

RodThePat

Sanchez has average arm strenght and decision-making skills. His only good trait is throwing on the run, but the Jets rarely have him rollout or run a bootleg. I see a guy whose confidence is shaken and whose coaching staff doesn't trust to take over a game. I think they come out throwing against the Patriots to try to catch them off guard, but Sanchez isn't nearly good enough to scare me . This guy's problem is not only mental, but physically he just doesn't have all the tools and doesn't appear to be all that talented.

IllegalContact

so far, it looks like sanchez lacks the mental capacity to be an NFL starter.

he needed to sit for a year. now he has nightmares

5 Rings for Brady!!

He was mediocre last year and will be this year.

IllegalContact

and that's putting it nicely

convertedpatsfan

I think the bright lights of New York have made him lose focus, and he's spent more time at parties than in his playbook. But I also blame the Jets coaching staff.

If nothing else, this guy was supremely confident coming out of USC. Now he looks terrified of looking down-field.

The Brandon Five

It certainly seems like he is not on the same page with the OC sometimes.

Some of the play-calling was questionable at times, and I would put that on the OC, not the QB.

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MoLewisrocks

People forget Sanchez wasn't a good bet pre draft. Even Pete said so. They all have tools at that level, few have the capacity to develop beyond that level even under ideal circumstances. Just look at Leinart. Even Palmer. Sanchez landed in the wrong spot based on desperation. Cassel landed in the right spot and he had a dog fight just to hang there. But having done that he's still got a shot. It's as much about mental acuity and mental toughness as it is tools at the next level. The coaching staff in NY was concerned about him last season. The breaks they caught masked all that down the stretch. Coming back this year they made assumptions and then much to their chagrin realized he wasn't progressing on multiple levels. Depending on luck again, this could get real ugly real quick or it could just ebb and flow for a while in the process of treading water.